By Todd Mayville on Nov 18, 2008 in blog, reviews | 0 Comments
You know mindfulness has gone mainstream when there's an Idiot's Guide to it. I admit that I approached this book with a good bit…
By Yesica on Nov 10, 2008 in active citizenship, blog, enlightened education, non-new agey spirituality, reviews, the arts, wellness | 0 Comments
Barack Obama: The Audacity of HOPE My Latino vote A believer - Like You and Me As I read "The Audacity of…
By Yesica on Nov 10, 2008 in active citizenship, blog, enlightened education, events, featured event, non-new agey spirituality, reviews, the arts | 0 Comments
The Dhamma Brothers: East meets West in the Deep South "Gives you hope for the human race." An overcrowded maximum-security prison - the end…
By Todd Mayville on Oct 28, 2008 in blog, non-new agey spirituality, reviews | 0 Comments
The title of this book is a clear reference to the axiom that in order to have world peace, one must first work towards…
By Todd Mayville on Oct 27, 2008 in blog, non-new agey spirituality, reviews | 0 Comments
Dancing With Life is an exploration of the little known Twelve Insights related to the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism. Broken into four "books"…
By Todd Mayville on Sep 14, 2008 in blog, non-new agey spirituality, reviews | 1 Comment
The premise of this recent work by Reggie Ray (interviewed by Waylon last March) is that for all that meditation does, it doesn't go…
By elephant on Sep 2, 2008 in autumn05, blog, non-new agey spirituality | 1 Comment
"Busy-ness is Laziness," by Dr. Reggie Ray, from elephant journal's Autumn 2005 issue. Life emerges out of the silence of our inner being. The life…
By elephant on Sep 2, 2008 in blog, conscious consumerism, ecofashion, non-new agey spirituality, organics, sustainability | 15 Comments
Do not pursue the past. Do not lose yourself in the future. The past no longer is. The future has not yet come. Looking deeply…
By elephant on Sep 2, 2008 in autumn05, blog, wellness | 1 Comment
"An Essential Luxury," from our Autumn 2005 issue. Try this on for size: massage is to the body what meditation is to the mind. Both…
By Waylon Lewis on Aug 28, 2008 in blog, enlightened education, non-new agey spirituality, reviews | 0 Comments
My mom got me to meditate and do morning & evening chants (Buddhist hymns) when I was a child—God knows how. These days, it’s as much…
By elephant on Aug 20, 2008 in blog, non-new agey spirituality, spring06 | 5 Comments
Photo by Corey Kohn "What about You/What about Me: A Conversation with Sakyong Mipham" from the Spring 2006 issue of elephant journal. Sakyong Mipham…
By Heather Mueller on Aug 18, 2008 in blog, conscious consumerism, non-new agey spirituality, reviews, wellness | 0 Comments
Top 5 Ways to...Slow the @"#$%Y&^'!*? Down This Summer. There’s nothing like the heat of summer to make you want to slooooow waaaaaay down…
By Waylon Lewis on Jul 28, 2008 in blog, non-new agey spirituality | 4 Comments
Want to sort out your mind, throw out the clutter, be happier, saner, more yourself? No, this ain't a pharmaceutical commercial...it actually is possible…
By Alex on Jul 14, 2008 in non-new agey spirituality, videos | 1 Comment
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By tdomf_85aee on Jun 17, 2008 in events | 0 Comments
: GAYATRI MANTRA TEACHINGS-Intensive : Sunday JUly 6 from 1-5:30 p.m. : Mountain sacred center on 4Mile CAnyon, Boulder : $35 before June 25; $40…
By Waylon Lewis on Jun 16, 2008 in blog, non-new agey spirituality | 0 Comments
chronicleproject.com has harnessed the power of the internet to archive thousands of hours of the recollections of the students of Tibetan meditation master Chögyam…
By elephant on May 21, 2008 in blog, non-new agey spirituality, summer08, wellness, yoga | 0 Comments
Our story begins, some say, 4,000 years ago when a tradition called yoga originates, in a faraway country called India. 2,500 years ago, another…
By admin on May 19, 2008 in active citizenship, enlightened education, non-new agey spirituality, summer08 | 4 Comments
“Wisdom is what keeps fearlessness from becoming aggression, and gentleness from becoming weakness.” ~ the Shambhala teachings. I am what some call a generic Dharma…
