“Entrepreneurs average 3.8 failures before final success. What sets the successful ones apart is their amazing persistence.” ~ Lisa M. Amos We often talk fondly about how America is, or for many, was the best country […]
Coming Into Power – The Dark Side of Attention Chasers
Americans are faced with some difficult choices, especially in many political races. The general public, plus many online and media commentators, are throwing around the terms “narcissist” and “sociopaths” as various campaigns emerge. That brings […]
Perception and Projection – What’s Inside You?
Perception is Projection Do you see the proverbial glass as being half empty or half full when faced with judging a troubling situation or person? Some psychologists believe that your take may actually have less […]
Laughter is Medicine
“Laughter is the best medicine.” That saying — which has been retold throughout the ages — now has scientific support for its claim. It turns out that laughter does have the power to boost physical […]
Breathe the Cure – How yoga can change your life-one day at a time
Breathe the Cure How yoga can change your life-one day at a time Jody Joseph Marmel Having never fully understood the big hype about yoga, I decided to talk with a master of yoga-Jenny Buergermeister, […]
∞ Principles of Rootism™
The Realm of Emotions First Rootist™ Principle Associated with the Root Chakra Release no-longer-serving beliefs and take time to simplify. The beginning point toward a new vision into being begins when the basis of our […]
The Benefits of Human Touch and Reiki
The Benefits of Human Touch and Reiki The simple act of touch is so powerful that it’s tied to many physical responses. Think of a cranky baby who calms down and eventually falls asleep, thanks […]
Friends are the Family You Choose
What lifestyle change can you can take to live a longer life? Surprisingly, some research suggests that building a strong network of friends is one of the best things that an individual can do to […]
What happened to the Village?
Village Mentality versus Living in America – What happened to the Village? By Dorian Martin for Jennyoga Once upon a time, growing older in America meant being surrounded by family members and lifetime friends. However, […]
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