Connecting Community and Wellness By Jane Miners A few years ago, I began to reflect on my journey through healing and each aspect of the self: mind, body, and spirit. I became very interested in holistic wellness once I became a mother, and I have changed much about my lifestyle to become healthier… Read more »
Science Confirms Ancient Spiritual Teaching? By Joseph “Puru” Selbie Have you ever seen a glow of light around someone? It can happen when the ambient light is not too bright and especially when you are in a calm and mellow mood. Have you ever felt a shared electric thrill pass through you at… Read more »
By Paula Galindo Humans experience two distinct forces within themselves. One is the animal/instinctive force, and the other is the transcendental force. Both forces participate in our decision making to different degrees. They each exert a powerful influence over the way we do things and how we perceive other people and the world around… Read more »
By Leigh Ann Lipscomb, PhD So many people feel trapped in a 9-to-5 job. They don’t like what they’re doing, are uninspired and/or underpaid, and don’t think they are making a contribution to society. The problems go on. They may work long hours, have difficult relationships with their bosses or coworkers, and be disappointed… Read more »
By Rahasya Poe The short answer to this question is “apathy and greed.” But considering the fate of our children, our country, and the world, let’s look at some specifics that address the problem. I think it’s well worth our time to look deeply and seriously into this subject. I was recently invited by… Read more »
By Margaret VanLaanMartin Dowsing is simply the ability to connect to one’s higher state of guidance … to ask questions and get answers. From a simplistic scientific perspective, it is the ability to access information available through the right side of our brains (in the Western world most individuals operate almost exclusively through the… Read more »
By Leigh Ann Lipscomb, PhD on Resonance Repattering Meet two friends, Emma and Louise. Emma and Louise are good friends and both in their early 50s. They live on the same street in Chico, share similar diet and lifestyle habits, and know many of the same people. Emma is happy, in superb health, has a… Read more »
Fabulize Life By Lynn M. Tosello Ladies, if you are 35-plus and your children have mastered most of what you’ve tried to teach them—they’re in their midteens, college, or adult life—you have earned the right to step away from the full-time “Mom” expression of who you are to reclaim your “woman” expression. Now is… Read more »
The Third Chapter of the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali By Tom Hess The third chapter of the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali starts with the last three of the eight limbs of yoga. The sixth limb of yoga is dharana, the art of concentration, fixing the mind on something and keeping it there. The seventh… Read more »
Foundations for Airway and Craniofacial Excellence By Julia Worrall, RN, Executive Director, FACE Do you ever look in the mirror and notice the asymmetries and flaws in your face? Of course you do—you’re only human—we all do it. But did you know that the imperfections in your face can relay underlying medical information with important… Read more »
