by Cate Montana | May 2, 2017 | the E-Blog
So, I’m sitting in PF Chang’s at the Sherman Oaks Galleria in LA with my friend Robert Rabbin having lunch last week. Robert is like no one I’ve ever met before. I could use normal descriptors and say he’s “really real” or “genuinely genuine” or “incredibly...
by Cate Montana | Mar 28, 2017 | the E-Blog
We’re supposed to be “ON” all the time. Right? On at work. On at home. On in bed. Where the hell did that expectation come from anyway? Even a freaking light bulb burns out and needs to be changed occasionally. Maybe this is pure projection on my part, but it seems...
by Cate Montana | Mar 17, 2017 | the E-Blog
I don’t know what it is about the words ROAD TRIP … but it sure gets the juices flowing—even when it would seem there’s no juice left. Frankly at the moment I feel a lot like one of those pithy green limes that keep showing up in the grocery stores nowadays. You know...
by Cate Montana | Feb 27, 2017 | the E-Blog
So I was on a radio show the other day, talking about (what else?) The E Word, the ego, evolution, and enlightenment. Thankfully I never get tired of sharing this information with people. It’s new every time. Plus every show host brings her or his unique perspective...
by Cate Montana | Jan 23, 2017 | the E-Blog
Okay. He’s president. Now the real work starts. But first there needs to be some healing. One of the best ways to defuse the pain of this particular POTUS change is to recognize how much of ourselves we invest in political figures. It wasn’t Donald Trump...
by Cate Montana | Jan 3, 2017 | the E-Blog
I was reading More Than a Life, the biography of the Indian mystic and global humanitarian Sadhguru this morning, and was stopped cold by a quote from the man I call my guru: “You don’t need a moral structure when you have consciousness.” It didn’t stop me because it...
