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Marlise Karlin, renowned author, educator, humanitarian and founder of The Simplicity of Stillness Method, is recognized globally for igniting the power of peace in people from every culture. Pioneering a unique new form of meditation, Stillness Sessions are practiced by tens of thousands of people around the world who attest to profound experiences and a new ability to deal with life’s many challenges, from addiction to depression.

Marlise’s journey was fueled by the limitations of her dramatic childhood circumstances – growing up with an alcoholic parent, becoming a teen runaway at sixteen, substance abuser, and then a young single mother. She later redefined herself and became a successful entrepreneur and award-winning film producer.

In 2001, Marlise Karlin had a series of life altering energetic experiences in 2001 that forever shifted her perception of life. What she accessed in those timeless events connected her to a higher intelligence she says exists in each of us. As she traveled the globe, integrating the knowledge given, Marlise developed a remarkable methodology where people of all ages and cultures could access the transformative power of this extraordinary gift.

Titled the “Inner Peace Expert” by SheKnows.com, Marlise travels the globe igniting peace; from business professionals in the UK, to tribes in Africa, from troubled teens across America, to parents in Asia, from doctors and nurses in hospitals, to alternative health practitioners around the world.
Wherever Marlise travels, lives change. Her first book to be released this Fall has the capability of shifting consciousness through the power of her words and the clarity of the methodology offered.

“You can’t create lasting peace in the world, until you know it in your own heart.”
~Marlise

Blog Entries by Marlise Karlin

Breaking the Silence in the House of God

(0) Comments | Posted February 12, 2013 | 1:05 PM

Breaking through the silence of hierarchal domination is rare; whether in religion, politics, or age old cultural traditions. Often people feel they don't haven't a choice, that they must keep the status quo whatever the cost. But we are living in evolutionary times, and there's a restlessness, a will of...

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The Rising Tide of Powerlessness

(4) Comments | Posted January 3, 2013 | 7:03 PM

A sense of powerlessness is overtaking many people today. Similar to superstorm Sandy's insurgent waves pounding unprotected shores, financial cliffs loom in the near future, while rage against an impending economic doom circles the globe.

What can a lone individual do to stem the tide?

Years ago I was on...

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Pleasurable Love Education 101

(0) Comments | Posted August 1, 2012 | 10:40 PM

A roller coaster of pleasurable feelings that make it hard to even breathe? Or is it also evident in sarcasm, bickering, and sex on demand? You're kidding, right? That's not love. We don't need to be educated about what love is; you just know it. Or do you?...

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Gorgeous Gossip Revealed

(3) Comments | Posted May 3, 2012 | 5:08 PM

gossipMiss Universe, what a perfect show to watch, relaxing with a friend while on vacation, lights out, lying in bed, just passing time. One beautiful woman after the next -- or were they?

Apparently not. My friend and I seemed to share...

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KONY 2012: Catalyst for Change, Peace or Fame?

(3) Comments | Posted March 23, 2012 | 6:36 PM

Being a catalyst for change is not easy, especially in a media-driven world where the press often instigates controversy solely to induce greater viewership. Jason Russell and Ben Keesey, cofounders of the Invisible Children Foundation, seem to have become victims of this and the unruly machinery in society...

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Occupy Wall Street -- Global Nuisance or Revolutionary Brilliance

(5) Comments | Posted October 29, 2011 | 2:55 PM

Looney, not focused and irrelevant OR revolutionary, impactful and timely. Whatever your point of view, the Occupy contingency is not going away. Even if it hibernates during the winter, I believe it will come back full force next spring.

We are in the midst of an era, a marker in...

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Unemployed? You are More Than Your Work

(9) Comments | Posted June 14, 2011 | 9:30 AM

Anger, exhaustion, depression and denial - they're not only stages of grief but what happens when your identity is defined by what you do. If you are one of the 9.1% of people without a job today, and your world is not the same as it once was - your...

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Game Changers: Who Are the Real Leaders Today?

(6) Comments | Posted May 23, 2011 | 6:33 PM

I remember when the news hit about the Berlin wall coming down. It was a huge game changer many believed would never happen; a watershed moment that signaled the end of a hostile era. It brought about an incredible opportunity -- similar to one we are facing today. Who will...

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'Because It's Right' -- Is That All It Takes?

(0) Comments | Posted January 14, 2011 | 10:49 AM

Simple statements made by common people, or were they? Maybe a better question would be, "Can the courage demonstrated by a small group of average women find a voice today that could actually promote a global shift in consciousness?" And... "If it could happen in the 60's why not now?"

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Band-Aids on Bullying Can't Stop Suicide

(3) Comments | Posted October 5, 2010 | 3:00 PM

If we want kids to stop bullying, we have to get to the core issue -- otherwise we are just putting another Band-Aid on a gaping wound that is sweeping across the United States and many countries around the world.

You can't recognize the value of another human being if...

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The 'Eat, Pray, Love' Disenchantment of Today

(13) Comments | Posted August 16, 2010 | 3:36 PM

It's a beautiful dream -- to travel the world and find what brings you happiness through food, wine, romance and prayer. How many people read Elizabeth Gilbert's book, wanting to jump on the next plane to anywhere that would take them out of their own world of disenchantment.

So...

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Doe Or Dragon? Conscious Business Practices In The 21st Century

(1) Comments | Posted July 27, 2010 | 5:13 PM

Many men and now women who are highly successful in business today made it to the top by being bullies. Demanding, fighting, manipulating. The belief this created is that the only way to get ahead is by being tough at all costs.

And so we find a culture of arrogant,...

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Kids Can Find Power From Stillness

(1) Comments | Posted June 16, 2010 | 2:31 PM

"Being still and doing nothing are two very different things."
-Kung Fu master speaking to student.

There's a powerful message in the new Karate Kid movie that's not only for children; it's for anyone who has ever felt powerless in dealing with their own lives...

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Being 'Spiritual' Versus Being 'Religious'

(67) Comments | Posted June 3, 2010 | 9:00 AM

I recently read an article by James Martin, a nationally known Jesuit priest, who spoke to the popular phrase "I'm spiritual, just not religious" and explained that this kind of thinking could mean that being religious is about "abiding by arcane rules and hidebound dogmas."

He suggested...

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Victims of Bullying...From Powerless to Powerful

(10) Comments | Posted May 7, 2010 | 1:34 PM

Could there be simple answers to the bullying situation that would assist victims to deal with these crimes of the heart, and often the body as well?

Everyone has strong opinions on what should be done. They range from threatening the kids, parents, teachers and administrators with any number of...

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Bullying Today...Can We Handle the Truth?

(25) Comments | Posted April 7, 2010 | 5:10 PM

Could there be simple answers to a very complicated question? There is one. Will people listen...that's up to you.

Bullying...why are we so shocked that kids are doing this today, isn't it really an emotional problem of the child being bullied? The principal of one of the schools where a...

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Anger Creates Change...or Does It?

(10) Comments | Posted March 29, 2010 | 6:15 PM

Anger ... rage ... blame ... all boiling over from people dealing with their opinions on Health Care Reform to reality shows in France -- "Game of Death" where people are torturing contestants who don't get their answers right, as Anderson Cooper discussed...

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The New Drug Of Choice

(1) Comments | Posted March 9, 2010 | 11:26 AM

How many have to die to discover drugs can't heal the pain?

What is so sad about depression is that people are looking for a cure -- where it can never be found. It's like looking for health in fast, fried, nutrition-less food.

The cure will never be found...

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What Love Means To Me

(1) Comments | Posted February 11, 2010 | 12:25 PM

Delicious, tantalizing, mesmerizing, absolutely stimulating in every way. Love. Everyone wants it, few know how to find it -- and know it's real if they do. We aren't taught to want love, it's a natural instinct, and from the moment we are born, if we don't get it, we spend...

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Avatar Breaks Cultural Boundaries

(6) Comments | Posted January 19, 2010 | 11:06 AM

I SEE YOU ... When I heard those words, my heart melted, truly melted. How interesting that this experience was evoked by characters who aren't real, they're animated, (well, partially). Three simple words, I SEE YOU, is showing humanity what we seem to have forgotten, the most important element of...

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