Author Archives: Laura Cornell

I was on Kauai recently and a Native Hawaiian performer asked me to come up and dance with her. The song was “Hanalei Moon.” Little did she know I’m completing a book on the moon! <3 Click here to watch … Continue reading →

My dear mom, Linda Johnson Cornell, passed away a week ago Sunday, September 16. I am grateful that my relationship with her feels clear and clean. She knows I love her, and I know she loves me. There was nothing … Continue reading →

I wrote a prayer today for Guru Purnima. I shot a quick video to share it with you, and the words are here below. Feel free to use this prayer for your own practice of Guru Purnima, or to read … Continue reading →

I was so inspired by this story about Tammy Duckworth, who 2 weeks ago became the first sitting US Senator to give birth while in office.   She’s also 50 years old, and openly shares her 10-year struggle with infertility … Continue reading →

Happy Full Moon! Several weeks ago I was sitting in meditation and felt the presence of Mother Mary with me. As I continued to sit, a new variation of the Moon Salutation was unfolded in my meditation. I later tried … Continue reading →

Just over a week ago I woke to learn that massive fires were burning just 20 miles north of my California home. (I was so grateful that the fires HADN’T been here 2 weeks earlier, when 24 beautiful women were … Continue reading →

Today marks the beginning of Navaratri, the traditional 9-night celebration of the Divine Feminine in India. This is a wonderful time to take a new action or make an inspired commitment to yourself! (Read below for the inspired action I’m … Continue reading →

In my late 20s I suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome. I was constantly getting sick or getting better, unable to go out on the weekends, and barely surviving the work week. Despite how debilitating this experience was, it turned out … Continue reading →

Happy New Moon, and Happy New Year! It’s raining here in California, and I’m enjoying a quiet day at home. But so many women I know feel pressure to set New Year’s goals rapidly, to get back to work quickly, … Continue reading →

  After the election of Donald Trump We are still free. We are free to feel our anger, our rage, our tears. We are free to love our men, And love our women. We are free to speak out for … Continue reading →