Morter Weekly Newsletter

Your thoughts can actually stimulate and prolong intense physiological activity. By physiological activity, we mean the functions and processes of your body, its parts, and

Each of us faces our own obstacles in life. Obstacles often bring hurt feelings of injustice or enduring bitterness. You must leave hurt, bitterness, and

Take a moment and picture yourself in optimal health. How would you feel? How would you look? How would you move? What could you do or achieve? Do

Back in 1978, a young Dr. Dan Roberts and his new bride, Sharon, drove south for a vacation. Weather stopped them in Rogers, Arkansas, and

In the grand scheme of things, unconditional love is the greatest gift one can give or receive. The mere act of loving creates a feeling

Is Forgiveness really the healthiest path forward? Most often, the answer is a resounding Yes! True Forgiveness forces us to dig down into our emotions

1. Be where you areHave you ever noticed when you are in a restaurant, there are a lot of people bent over looking at their

We have assumed responsibility for the health of our animals because we have removed them from their former natural environments, confined them, and changed their

One of the greatest, if not the greatest, conscious determinants of your health is your attitude toward yourself. Outward displays of bravado, confidence, egocentricity, or self-assurance frequently

Now is a great time to re-evaluate your needs. The key word is “needs.” Not “wants.”  There is a big difference between what you need