Tag Archives: human consciousness

By Kayla Hancock More Together Than Alone: Discovering the Power and Spirit of Community in Our Lives and in the World by Mark Nepo (Atria Books, $27, Hardcover) Humans were not meant to live alone. In fact, we thrive when we live together in tight-knit groups or communities. Mark Nepo …

By Janae Jean and Spencer Schluter For our May interview, we had the pleasure to share a conversation with author Danielle Dulsky. Danielle explores the wild feminine, humanity’s deep and embodied connection to the natural world through writing, multimedia art, motherhood, witchcraft, yoga teaching and energy–healing. Danielle’s most recent book, …

By Theresa Puskar Douglas Bentley at Flowering Heart Center March 9 and 10, 2019, Wheaton, IL “I was a very adamant seeker, so much so that it completely hindered my spiritual growth. There was a constant obsession to get somewhere, to achieve something. It was such a huge hindrance, but …

Revival Yoga Fest Sunday, May 5, 2019, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Join Revival Yoga Wellness Studio at the Palos Heights Recreation Center for an all-day yoga fest filled with yoga classes, workshops, vendors, food with vegan options, wellness and fun! We’ll have a variety of food options, yoga classes …

By C. Scot Giles. D.Min., DNGH Most people find themselves troubled by negative thoughts. One of the major missions of the human brain is to keep its owner safe. Therefore, evolution has shaped its responses toward that end. Fear makes a creature cautious. Cautious creatures tend to survive. Creatures that …

By Phyllis Light, Ph.D. Did you know that you are being hit by over 300,000 life-damaging frequencies per minute in our crazy, high-tech world? Did you know that these frequencies—even though invisible—are wreaking havoc on your health and well-being? Yes, we are being unbelievably challenged in countless ways by life …

By Bernadette Evans It actually feels like spring, and it’s time to literally—and figuratively—plant the seeds you want to see grow and flourish into something beautiful. As with most anything, being patient while giving your seeds and your intentions time to germinate and take root will all be worth it …

By Betsy Bruns Father’s Day may have you thinking of summer grilling. As June bridges the final days of Spring with the Summer Solstice, we are featuring seasonal ingredients and an unusual spice that will play with your appetite and taste buds in surprising ways. In the Midwest, asparagus and …

By Ajahn Brahm To live happily is to live in peace, with acceptance, with love—not with love as in how you love a person, but how you love life. You might not always get along with your loved ones, you might argue or quibble with them, but you love them …

By Dave Capraro — In 1955, Dr. George King (1919 – 1997), a medium and yoga master, began publicly channeling messages from sources claiming to be extraterrestrial and millions of years ahead of us in spirituality and science. Besides their interest in our well-being, their messages have since been substantiated …