Midlife and Aging – How Much Control Do we Have?

Someone sent this to me with no author – it’s from a no-name type of blog..
But, I thought it was worth sharing..

Recently, Parade Magazine did some great research on aging and Health in America. I’d like to summarize some of their results.

The told us that the main concern about growing older is declining health while financial concerns took a close second (this was written before the financial crunch hit our economy. But, the largest of all fears was about losing mental capacity – even far more than physical capacity. Interesting, isn’t it?

How Much Control Do We Have?

Do we get to control the aging process – More than 80% Continue reading “Midlife and Aging – How Much Control Do we Have?”

Midlife Transition – From Fate to Destiny

I received this message today from Guru Singh and I think it is a perfect description of the midlife transition process… and an awesome way to understand how to avoid crisis…. More on this to come…

Where you are actually located right now in this life is what is referred to as your fate
. . . the actual conditions and consciousness and emotions and thoughts
of this very accurate — yet un-progressed and un-regressed — moment.

Your destination in this life . . . the reality of who you Continue reading “Midlife Transition – From Fate to Destiny”

Your Soul at Work – an Excerpt

Addressed with the right mindset, the following are stages of personal growth. The movement through the stages is a progression. As we pass from one stage to the next, often with some difficult periods of transition, we learn and mature in the process. If we acknowledge and work through the issues of each successive stage, we become better human and spiritual beings.

The following stages carry us from our late teens to post retirement. The ages shown for each stage are only rough estimates. People may pass through the stages several years earlier or later than the estimates shown. Individuals vary widely Continue reading “Your Soul at Work – an Excerpt”

Midlife Transition: Crisis or Opportunity?

Midlife Crisis Or Midlife Opportunity?
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Colin_Hiles]Colin Hiles

During middle years we can find ourselves experiencing five different ‘wake up’ calls. Each one has the potential to provide its own ‘crisis’.

The five crisis of mid-life are:

1. Cultural
2. Health
3. Relationship
4. Financial/Career
5. Existential

Generally, I refer to midlife as the range from 35 to 60 years, although these life-changing crises can occur before or after these ages. And whilst I’ll explain these crises individually for ease of understanding, it’s worth remembering that they rarely work in isolation. There’s more of an interdependent relationship between them than you might at first realise.

For example, Continue reading “Midlife Transition: Crisis or Opportunity?”