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Welcome to the Official Website of Marlise Karlin |
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 Marlise Karlin is an internationally renowned teacher and founder of The Simplicity of Stillness™ a simple and unique method for connecting people to their true nature.
The Simplicity of Stillness is a method that includes Stillness Sessions™ a uniquely different form of meditation and The Practices™ practical strategies for the integration of higher levels of conscious awareness.
These simple and profound teachings have been described as the 'antidote' to life’s greatest challenges from addiction to depression, to inspiring people to create their dreams.
Identified by SheKnows.com as an 'inner-peace expert', Marlise Karlin is also a regular contributor to The Huffington Post and Malika Chopra’s Intent.com Wellness blog. |
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The Eat, Pray, Love… Disenchantment of Today |
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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 13:49 |
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 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.
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Karate Kid Finds True Power… Stillness |
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Tuesday, 15 June 2010 17:59 |
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 “Being still and doing nothing are two very different things.” ~Kung Fu master speaking to student. There’s a powerful message in Karate Kid that’s not only for children, it’s for anyone who has ever felt powerless in dealing with their own lives or in managing the inordinate challenges that are facing the world today.
There are solutions. They’re simple and they’re powerful – which is exactly what every kid wants - to not feel afraid anymore. Just look at what they have to deal with every day. Bullying, which has become an epidemic, can lead to depression, drug addiction and even suicide, and that’s just one of many hurdles they have to cross while growing up...
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Doe or Dragon: Conscious Business in the 21st Century |
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Monday, 26 July 2010 22:33 |
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 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.
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Being 'Spiritual' Versus Being 'Religious' |
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Friday, 04 June 2010 01:31 |
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 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 that people who say they're spiritual, not religious, might not want to be accountable to a community because "there's no one to suggest when you might be off track."
Does he have a point?.....
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