Photo©Ahmet Misirligul/123rf Breathing keeps us alive. We all know this. For most of us, breathing happens well enough, most of the time, without conscious effort. Unless disease or injury interferes, the body breathes on its own. So why, across yoga and so many other...

Photo courtesy Angel White Eyes A Rare Win In Indian Country: How Tribes Drove Out A Mining Company In One Week by Shilpi Chhotray, The Guardian When two Oglala Lakota scouts heard drilling was expected to begin on Pe’ Sla, the sacred prairie in the Black Hills of...

Artwork©MuhammadAwais/123rf Perhaps you, too, have wondered: How do we ascend to a new world of enlightened, unconditional love from our current world so invested in the old ways of being? A significant piece of this transition can be called soul rotation, by which we...

Photo©SuvitMaka/123rf The British Journal of Healthy Psychology just published a study that pooled 24 independent samples covering 6,967 people made up of a cross-section of ordinary adults, university students, and people living with chronic illnesses including...

Photo©inessaboo/123rf A friend of mine and I were talking recently and realized that, in very different ways, we had come to the same conclusion. That conclusion? How alone and lonely so many of us are feeling, despite all the supposed ways we have to “connect” now....