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Honest, intimate, embarrassing, and frequently funny — don’t miss this memoir by Rabbi Benjamin Shalva.
This recipe is based on the knowledge of Ayurveda, as Yogi Tea was created to deliver a healthful benefit to the body and a delicious flavor to delight the spirit.
Musician, traveler and humanitarian Barclay Martin has forged a creative path which merges some of his life’s great passions to serve some of our world’s needs.
“I’ve cycled through latch hook rugs, bubble gum wrapper chains, cross stitch, knitting and finally the pendants and other pieces made with resin,” shares Seattle-based artisan Stephanie Ponder. “But when I saw examples of resin on Scrabble tiles, I knew it was on to something special.”
For those who haven’t heard of the concept, Chakras are the seven energy centers that run from your root to your crown. Once you tap into this internal power, you can identify the areas that are weak or strong and eat food to heal and fuel them. Sound like magic? Give it a try!
In her historic book, “Tomorrow Is Now,” Eleanor Roosevelt provides a look at the world that is eerily current. Dr. Allida Black offers insights.
What is “The way of the Warrior?” According to author Paulo Coelho, “it’s the one who appreciates the miracle of being alive, the one who accepts failure, and the one whose quest leads him to become the person he wants to be.”
“No beating yourself up. That’s not allowed. Be patient with yourself. It took you years to form the bad habits of thought that you no longer want. It will take a little time to form new and better ones.” — Holly Mosier
MedicalMissions.org connects medical volunteers and other volunteers with organizations sponsoring medical missions all over the world.
“I sought to become a farmer to allow my kids to grow up in the country,” says winery owner Michael Hope. “I had no wine industry background apart from enjoying wine. I simply wanted to be a farmer and grow the best grapes I could.”
