Would it surprise anyone to know that men are more likely than women to drink to excess?
Is God Really An Old White Dude Sitting On A Cloud In Heaven?
Edie Weinstein questions the deeply instilled version of God in favor of the God of her understanding.
Be-ing A Man
What will it take to peel off the suffocating mask that keeps men imprisoned in violence, self-loathing and abuse?
Child’s Play
Edie Weinstein wonders what a world would look like that spoke to and played
with children and not ‘boys’ and ‘girls’.
The Mixed Blessings of a Paradoxical Marriage
A difficult come clean
Why would a well-educated, professional, intelligent, resourceful and socially conscious woman stay in a marriage in which love and fear shared the same bed?
Birthday Boy
Birthday cake for two million? Join in the celebration for a little boy who thought he had no friends. Is he ever in for a surprise?!
The Art of Power: Surrender It
Power can be viewed as a destructive force; a roaring dragon, breathing fire, belching smoke and wreaking havoc, decimating everything in its path, turning it into smoldering ash. When in surrender mode, it can become an alchemical tool for transmutation.
Can The Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine Dance Together Without Stepping On Each Other’s Toes?
Edie Weinstein wonders if after 15 years of flying solo, with a few luscious layovers and perilous crash landings, can she truly allow herself to surrender and be protected by someone who possesses a more masculine persona?
What I Learned About Marriage After Officiating 300 Weddings
Edie Weinstein is learning the meaning of love, commitment and devotion after standing at the altar at least 300 times.
The Yin and Yang of Being Straight or Gay
When Edie Weinstein is mistaken for a butch lesbian, it leads her to question the internalized homophobia we may all carry regardless of our sexual orientation.
Men Have Tear Ducts Too
Edie Weinstein encourages men to see crying as an emotional re-set button that bolsters strength and resilience to face challenges.
My Father Taught Me that Women Count and It’s Okay for Girls to Get Dirty
Edie Weinstein had a tough South Philly Street Kid father who showed her that being a woman was a good thing.
Men-O-Pause
Edie Weinstein writes about the men in her life, the changes in her body and the different sources of inspiration she’s found for love and friendship