Health tourism in India offers hope for a truly healing vacation
By Gini Sikes
India is widely acknowledged as a country of contradictions, something I recently experienced first hand. On a doctor-ordered, no-milk diet, I found myself awash in dairy one steamy afternoon, as two giggling young women resplendent in saris poured rose-tinted milk over my near [...]
By Sonia Choquette
Our minds are often riddled with fear, and especially fear of losing control, so we do everything in our power to avoid it. Fears such as “ I might lose my job. I might end up alone. I won’t be able to pay my bills. People will abandon me,” and more take over [...]
Whether or not you’ve ever seen a UFO or believe there is intelligent life elsewhere, this is worth a read.
Directed by Tiffany Shlain
When I sat down to watch Tiffany Shlain’s Connected, I expected a film about the hazards of our cultural addiction to technology, and the highly relatable first few minutes reinforced that impression.
However, I should have paid more attention to the subtitle. Shlain states that her film is about what it means [...]
You can remain in a state of contraction, or release and realign with truth
Compiled by Tim Posada
How far is Earth from the sun? What’s the deal with those pesky leap years? How about daylight savings? All those fun Earth facts from grade school might be buried beneath the perils of tax season, but Earth Day’s nigh approach provides a special opportunity to think anew (or in this case, [...]
Rex Beasley’s fabulous self-sufficient, innovative home
Irreverent architect Rex Beasley thumbs his nose at green-building certification
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