Isha Judd’s latest book and movie, "Why Walk When You Can Fly?" explain her system for self-love and the expansion of consciousness.

Internationally renowned as an ambassador for peace, Isha is originally from Australia. She has lived in South America since 2000, where she has built a large following as a writer and teacher, and an NGO devoted to sharing her work throughout the world. Isha's programs have been introduced to children, businesspeople, politicians, and others from all over the world. She has special programs for prisoners and those with disabilities, and has received support from the Colombian authorities to teach ex-guerilla soldiers as part of the process of reintegrating them into society. Her website is www.whywalkwhenyoucanfly.com. She lives in Uruguay.

Blog Entries by Isha Judd

Only Truth Will Set Me Free

Posted November 4, 2009 | 01:23 PM (EST)


We all lie. We lie to receive approval, to manipulate other people's opinion of us. How contradictory it is; we are taught as children that we must always tell the truth, that we shouldn't lie, yet society teaches us to lie "appropriately" - in order to avoid conflict, to be...

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Does Obama's Nobility Make Him Eligible For The Peace Prize?

Posted October 16, 2009 | 02:42 PM (EST)


It appears that we all have an opinion as to whether Obama deserves the Nobel Peace Prize or whether it is too premature. After seeing many such opinions expressed here, I have simply one thing to say. Irrespective of the prize, it is clear that Obama has a very focused...

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Four Steps To Move Beyond Resentment

1 Comments | Posted September 29, 2009 | 03:02 PM (EST)


Resentment builds up when we are not real with the people in our lives. It is that which is left unsaid that causes resentment, often little things that pile on top of each other, until the tiniest event can cause an explosive reaction. Try incorporating these habits into your life...

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Who Inspires You?

5 Comments | Posted September 14, 2009 | 08:13 PM (EST)


From September 26th til 29th, the Dalai Lama will be joined in Vancouver by a group of visionaries, including several Nobel Prize winners, for an international peace summit. Bishop Desmond Tutu and Eckhart Tolle are among those who will be present. Such an inspiring group of individuals got me...

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Is Marriage a Remedy for Insecurity?

4 Comments | Posted August 31, 2009 | 12:40 PM (EST)


Meet somebody, fall in love, get married. That's how it goes, right? Hmm. Then what? We hear of divorce rates, couple therapy and affairs, but we also hear of the picture-perfect 50 year happy marriages. What is this need to get married, and why do we think it will fulfill...

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Desperately Seeking Security

1 Comments | Posted August 18, 2009 | 09:17 AM (EST)


This article originally appeared in the Washington Post's "On Faith"

Today, more than ever before, humanity is facing uncertainty. In the midst of global economic crisis and fears of climate change, our vision for the future is blurred. Humanity is restless, and stress levels are soaring.

How can...

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Six Ways to a More Spiritual Life

12 Comments | Posted August 10, 2009 | 02:37 PM (EST)


Want to find more spirituality in your life but not sure how? Spirituality is not about what you're doing; it's about what you're being. You can find inner peace and greater awareness in the middle of Manhattan, just as you can be stressed out and worried while walking on a...

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True Intelligence: Beyond The Intellect

6 Comments | Posted July 31, 2009 | 06:50 PM (EST)


A Japanese Zen master once received a university professor who came to inquire about Zen.

The master served tea. The Japanese tea ceremony is long and complex, and the scientist became increasingly impatient as the master went calmly through the 54 steps of the ceremony. When the tea was ready,...

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Star Spangled Banner, Union Jack, or White: Which is the Flag of True Power?

8 Comments | Posted July 23, 2009 | 02:43 PM (EST)


I was having a conversation with my british bulldog Elizabeth the other day. She is named after her majesty the queen, and on occasion actually mistakes herself for the aforementioned monarch. Our conversations are profound and intelligent, as you would expect from such a regal companion, and Elizabeth often bestows...

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Can't Buy Me Love

2 Comments | Posted July 16, 2009 | 12:04 PM (EST)


Have you ever really wanted something in your life? Something you put all your heart into achieving? What happened when you finally achieved it? Was there a rush of adrenaline? A feeling of triumph? Ok. Then what happened? Chances are, you started working towards a new goal. Maybe something more...

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To Beaver or Not to Beaver? In Pursuit of Greatness

7 Comments | Posted July 8, 2009 | 05:53 PM (EST)


Several years ago, I visited Tierra Del Fuego, an incredibly beautiful island off the tip of Argentina, and home to the southernmost village in the world. This land of jagged snowy peaks is also the home to an enormous colony of beavers. These beavers are not native to Argentina, I...

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Romance: Myth or...?

8 Comments | Posted July 1, 2009 | 09:45 PM (EST)


Romance. The ultimate dream, especially if Hollywood has anything to do with it. The best thing that can ever happen to you: finding your dream partner, with whom you may live happily ever after. Happily ever after. Hmm. Anyone actually managed that?

I managed happily ever after for about...

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When I Don't Love Myself, My Addictions Are Important

6 Comments | Posted June 25, 2009 | 11:16 AM (EST)


When we think of the word addiction, we usually think of drugs or alcoholism. Many of us may think that we are not addicted to anything, yet modern society in general is full of addictive behaviors. Anything we use to distract ourselves is a form of addiction. In fact, all...

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Even the Queen is Giving Hugs! Finding Stability in an Unpredictable World

10 Comments | Posted June 17, 2009 | 03:31 PM (EST)


Recession. Economic crisis. The air is abuzz with these words, from the concerned whispers of colleagues and friends, to the speculation and predictions of the media. Who will sink? Who will swim? How bad is it? How long will it last? Although it came as a shock, the current economic...

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How do I love myself?

12 Comments | Posted June 10, 2009 | 07:12 PM (EST)


Ten years ago, my life changed dramatically. The loss of several of my loved ones along with an abrupt end to my financial security had left the image of who I thought I was lying in pieces.

Exactly how these losses brought me to transform myself from the inside out...

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