Learn About The Kundalini Life
Photo©liudmilachernetska/123rf Until the modern era, post-World War 2, most beauty and health products were either made at home or by a local alchemy practitioner. The ingredients all came from local flowers, plants, leaves, fruit and roots, and of course, it was all...
Photo courtesy Balanced Body For most people, Pilates is synonymous with a toned abdomen, a leaner body, and a stronger spine. While these benefits are real, this method offers far more than physical results. It is not merely a path toward flexibility — it is also a...
Photo courtesy Medicinal Mad Honey Bees are the foremost pollinators of nature, carrying out almost 80% of all agricultural pollination in the US. The nectar they deposit on their hives creates honey, the sole survival source for their colonies. Yet, this food meant...
Artwork©sujinJetkasettakorn/123rf ‘One And Done’ Dose Of LSD Keeps Anxiety At Bay by Jon Hamilton, NPR A rigorous new study finds that a single dose of LSD can ease anxiety and depression for months. The study involved 198 adults with generalized anxiety disorder, or...
Photo©Olegganko/123rf Few minerals have the importance and recognition of salt. Without it, life as we know it could not exist. Not only is salt part of everyday life through our cuisine, but it’s also part of every cell in the body. Salt transformed the ancient...
Photo©Andriy Popov/123rf Scroll through TikTok, browse dating profiles or sit at a cafe, and you’ll often hear people reference their astrological sign. Someone might proudly claim their Leo energy; others joke that they would never date a Scorpio. Even in modern...
A green burial honoring Joy Doherty at Larkspur Conservation, a cemetery specializing in eco-friendly funerals about 40 miles outside Nashville, Tennessee. (Orion Pahl/Larkspur Conservation) Our annual family vacation on Cape Cod included all the familiar summer...
A footbridge on the Chimney Tops Trail in the Great Smoky Mountains near the Appalachian Trail. Shari Edelson, CC BY-ND If you’re one of the 63 million Americans who went hiking last year, chances are you’ve found yourself needing to go, with no toilet in sight. Aside...
Photo courtesy Louis Staples The One Change That Worked: I Abandoned My Cynicism – And Joined Europe’s Biggest Gay Choir by Louis Staples, The Guardian It is April 2022 and I am standing in the middle of the stage at Cadogan Hall in London. As the pianist plays a...
Photo©WavebreakMediaLtd/123rf In the modern era of medicine, where innovation is often equated with progress, many people assume that the dominant healthcare model in the United States reflects the best that science has to offer. Yet despite this, chronic illness...