Meditation: A Time for Love

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Though many people every day all over the world sit on floors, on cushions, on their heels or on chairs in an attempt to enter into some level of inner stillness or broadened consciousness, very few actually ever manage to go very far into that sought-after state. Most people do feel more relaxed after the quiet times in which they chose to meditate. That is, in itself, a worthy result. But most wish that they could go further into the stillness, further into their inner beings, further into the … [Read more...]

Recipe: Savory Fish Seasoning

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A Gluten-free, Dairy-free Whole Food Recipe As we move into spring, your body wants lighter protein sources such as baked or grilled fish. This recipe makes enough seasoning for two, 6 oz. tilapia (or other white fish) fillets. Pair with brown rice and a vegetable for a complete meal. Ingredients 1 TBS butter, oil, or ghee, melted 1 tsp steak seasoning 1/2 tsp dried parsley flakes 1/4 tsp dried thyme 1/4 tsp paprika 1/8 tsp onion powder 1/8 tsp sea salt 1/8 tsp pepper Dash garlic … [Read more...]

Coffee Rediscovered: An Ancient Crafted Hybrid Drug

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Coffee is a hybrid deliberately blended to make people malleable and easy to control. Its history has been carefully smudged from the printed fodder of the masses. It was first made in northern Africa through the black arts by witches, covens, warlocks. This is why it is referred to as a "brew." It is an oily bean blend that causes a drinker to not want to drink alone, but with others. It may cause men to be effeminate and people to be passive. Two cups a day can give you pouches under the … [Read more...]

EarthTalk® | May 2013

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Dear EarthTalk: My kids just want to play videos games and watch TV all day. Do you have any tips for getting them outside to appreciate nature more? - Sue Levinson, Bowie, MD Getting kids away from computer and TV screens and outside into the fresh air is an increasing challenge for parents everywhere. Researchers have found that U.S. children today spend about half as much time outdoors as their counterparts did 20 years ago. The Kaiser Family Foundation reports that kids aged eight to 18 … [Read more...]

Your Spiritual Support Team in Motherhood

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Did you know you're gifted with a team of angels and spiritual allies guiding you every step of the way? It's a circle of support cheering you on, uplifting your spirit when you need it most. Think of your team as a Divine navigation system. They are the experts who are in service to your inner guidance when it comes to nurturing your child's spiritual gifts. Why is spiritual support important to you? Having a support system helps you feel successful as a Mom. Family and friends often fulfill … [Read more...]

In case you won’t believe this

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Editor's note: from the forward to the new book, Travels with Puff In the tradition of John Steinbeck's Travels with Charley, and his own bestseller Illusions, Richard Bach's new book Travels with Puff recounts his journey from Florida to Washington state in a small seaplane he christened "Puff." With the humor, wisdom and insight that could only come from one of the world's favorite writers, Travels with Puff challenges our ideas of fate and our futures and asks us how can we prepare for the … [Read more...]

Revered Indian Saint, Divine Mother to visit Minnesota

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Amma Sri Karunamayi, renowned worldwide for her dedication to spiritual and material aid to all in need, will return to the Upper Midwest May 28-29, appearing at the Hindu Temple of Minnesota in Maple Grove. Sri Karunamayi will share her profound understanding of deep spiritual wisdom of the ancient Indian sages in a relaxed and enjoyable discourse blended with humor, motherly advice, devotional singing, and personal blessings. Following the discourse, there will be an opportunity for … [Read more...]

Edge Networking in May: Manifesting Your Desires

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Mirtha Solis, co-founder of Meta Institute, will speak on "Manifesting Your Desires" at the monthly Edge Networking Event from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, May 21, at Meta Institute, 5121 Winnetka Ave., Suite 200, in New Hope, MN. This networking group is free and open to the public. Join us the 21st of each month as we explore the various, diverse aspects in the Twin Cities community. Each month we will feature a different business and highlight parts of our community to help you explore … [Read more...]

Sustaining Community launches in Cities

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What can I do about climate change? What can I do to live more sustainably, to use energy wisely, to decrease my carbon footprint, to eat local and to support the community economy? How can I ensure a sustainable future for my kids? What resources are available, and what are other people doing? These questions prompted Karlie Cole, a local web designer and single mother of four, to research sustainability resources throughout the Twin Cities metro area. She discovered countless groups, … [Read more...]

Event to highlight Higher Brain Living

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Higher Brain Living, a dynamic, life-changing technique, will be introduced at a special event for the Twin Cities on May 18, presented by Gabriel Braaten-Lee, a Higher Brain Living facilitator and national presenter. Braaten-Lee will explain the science behind Higher Brain Living, how it affects change in your life and how you can become involved in the raising of consciousness in this grass roots movement. The event is free and open to the public from 10 a.m. to Noon at Rasmussen College, … [Read more...]

Dalai Lama to lead Change Your Mind Change The World in Madison

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His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama, and some of the world's most respected thought leaders, are coming together May 15 in Madison, Wisconsin, to discuss how neuroscience, environments, economics, and health care can combine to make the world a healthier, happier place. They will engage in what promises to be an extraordinary dialogue on sustainable health and well-being at the Overture Center for the Arts in downtown Madison. Two sessions will take place, moderated by Arianna Huffington and … [Read more...]

Psychic Protection: Six rules on making it really work for you

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As an intuitive healer, I see many beautiful souls with energetic fields that have been compromised by etheric cords (energetic tubes connecting us to people who have fear-based attachments to us) and other lower-energy hitchhikers. These invaders siphon our positive energy and send lower energetic patterns and thought forms into our systems, causing mood swings, fatigue, irritability, depression and chronic pain, plus a host of other problems. Almost all the people I treat with these energy … [Read more...]

The United States of Depression?

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Psychologist offers tips for maintaining balance in difficult times It's no wonder nearly one in 10 Americans suffers from depression. Top risk factors include: being unable to work or unemployed; having no health insurance; and suffering from obesity, according to a Centers for Disease Control study. Unfortunately, those topics have dominated headlines for the past five years. What's worse, by 2020, the World Health Organization estimates depression will be the second-most debilitating … [Read more...]

Vaccine-autism study disputed, called fraud

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With the U.S. autism rate now increased to an estimated 1 child in 50, the Centers for Disease Control is publicizing yet another statistical study attempting to refute any causal link to the vaccines that agency promotes, according to the Vaccine Safety Council of Minnesota. The council said the study, "Increasing Exposure to Antibody-Stimulating Proteins and Polysaccharides in Vaccines Is Not Associated with Risk of Autism," appeared in April's Pediatrics journal and was repeated by … [Read more...]

Massage: The Ayurvedic Way

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A Transformational treatment for body, mind and Spirit What is Ayurveda? More and more people today are discovering, or more precisely, re-discovering, the ancient healing system of Ayurveda. Ayurveda (ayur meaning "life," and veda meaning "knowledge") was developed in ancient India thousands of years ago as a method of self-healing. The Ayurvedic philosophy is based on the concepts and workings of the elements within and around us. Through Ayurveda, we reconnect with the earth, the heavens, … [Read more...]