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When it’s Okay to Cheat & Steal.

by on Jul 27, 2011

Why the cost of free is way too much…


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Yoga Teachers Getting Rich

by on Jul 26, 2011

Yoga teachers getting rich and how they’re doing it!


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Colbert SuperPAC’s first email. Made a Donate!

by on Jul 16, 2011

“Dear {VALUE=FIRSTNAME} {VALUE=LASTNAME}, I wanted to take a moment to personally express my {VALUE=ADJECTIVE} thanks for signing up for Colbert Super PAC. With your help, we’ll make sure that America steers a course into a more American future.” Money in politics? Colbert is having a laugh about it, by doing not just talking:


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Why a Green Banking Revolution is Necessary (& Who’s Leading It).

by on Jun 24, 2011

elephant journal is proud to be the official new media partner with LOHAS Forum. Click here for our ongoing LOHAS coverage, and be sure to follow our live coverage on Twitter. [Our editor Waylon Lewis is honored to serve on two panels during this event.] An interview with Vince Siciliano, CEO of New Resource Bank, [...]


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The Yogic Explanation of Money.

by on May 10, 2011

Money is important. It has been an agreed upon principal on this planet since time immemorial. It should be understood.


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10 Things we can Learn from the Bizarre Case of Sai Baba (A Manifesto On Reality-Based Spiritual Empowerment!)

by on Apr 28, 2011

Take back your power, wake up to reality, smell the coffee of mortality, and feel the real magic of being human! How do we learn from the bizarre legacy of Sai Baba, a man who claimed that doing magic tricks made him God, while engaging in pedophilia behind closed doors? 10 key insights that form a kind of manifesto for what the author calls “reality-based spirituality.”


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What It Feels Like to Be Rich.

by on Apr 16, 2011

After losing over one million a week, cash, for the entire summer of 2000, I was forced to sell…


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32 Unusual Ways to Bring Abundance Into Our Lives.

by on Mar 31, 2011

Find out what your passion is, Hawaiian sayings, mantras and other suggestions to invite the flow of abundance in our lives


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Why I Will Never Own a Home Again (and You Shouldn’t, Either).

by on Mar 27, 2011

Many people have said to me in the past month, “I’m going to buy a home.” Or, “What do you think of the idea of me buying a home?” I like the second batch of people. They are my friends and it seems like they are sincerely asking for my advice. And I’m going to give it to them. Whether they meant it or not…


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2 things wrong here: One: ‘priests’ abusing children. Two: a ‘church’ with $166m in spare change.

by on Mar 26, 2011

Corrupt to the core? What business does the Church, or any so-called religious institution, have hoarding hundreds of millions of dollars?!


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I Love Money

by on Mar 24, 2011

Japan, one road, 6 days, from broken to fixed


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Ebookling: Get Paid To Read. ~Emily Casey

by on Mar 15, 2011

Yes that’s right, now you are being paid to create, read, and share…


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Buddhism In The West: Lost In Translation? ~Guo Cheen

by on Mar 14, 2011

Apparently Buddhism in the West is no different than any other faith tradition…


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25 Unusual Ways to Get Really, Really Rich.

by on Mar 11, 2011

I hate self-help books. And any books or articles or “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”  (or “Power of Now”) stuff that don’t really speak from experience and don’t really give you specific steps towards achievement. When you have a gun to your head, with two kids, a mortgage, and your entire self-esteem at risk, you need PRACTICAL methods for moving forward. And you need them from someone who can speak from experience and say, “this works.”


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Screw Groupon. Save Money and Support a Good Cause [in Denver].

by on Mar 4, 2011

Finally, a Denver company has found a way to give consumers what they want and give charities…


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Capitalist Yoga.

by on Feb 18, 2011

When one yoga shala isn’t enough! So, you wouldn’t really expect capitalism and yoga to be in the same sentence, or would you? These days it’s certainly not uncommon. There seems to be many who’ve combined both and are making hundreds of thousands, even millions. From successful brands to known teachers, the toll toward enlightenment [...]


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The Super Bowl is Over—Now It’s Time to Heal.

by on Feb 7, 2011

Injuries like these are part of the game, what players “signed up for”…


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Schtick It To Me.

by on Jan 21, 2011

Gimmick or Gandhi…how do you decide?


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How does a Waterless Urinal work, save money & help our planet? ~ Joe Yeoman

by on Jan 17, 2011

Sitting at the bar, drinking down a Fat Tire, waiting for the Jets game to start, I wonder about all the water that went into creating this moment.


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2011 Feng Shui Your Life. Part 1:Your Office.

by on Jan 13, 2011

Via Daily Transformations Here we are in smack dab in the middle of winter; the holidays are past and spring seems eons away.  What better time to do a little Feng Shui work on your home, office and life? Feng Shui is the 5,000 year old art of placement.  Since it’s been proven that everything [...]


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My $12.5 Million Inheritance.

by on Jan 13, 2011

My $12.5 Million Inheritance I recently received a private Facebook message from a person I have never met. As a regular and somewhat irreverent contributor [Mark's being modest—his posts are controversial, funny, and wildly popular. ~ ed.] to Elephant Journal, you can probably imagine the number of comments I receive from my writings or, for [...]


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Boulder: B-cycle Bike Sharing Launch Party @ DWR Friday, January 14.

by on Jan 13, 2011

Here at elephant, we’re big fans of bike share programs and we’re excited they’re finalllly coming to Boulder. The below shared with us via Boulder B-Cycle: B-cycle Bike Sharing Coming To Boulder: Spring 2011 “Magic Bikes” there when you need them, gone when you don’t. America’s burgeoning bike sharing revolution will gain another ally this [...]


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In Kardashian (Carda$hian) we don’t trust.

by on Nov 20, 2010

Carda$hian. Would you let Kim Kardashian handle your child’s money? Kim Kardashian’s new credit card steals candy (well, money) from babies (well, teenagers). From Gawker: Kim Kardashian’s Credit Card May Be the Worst Credit Card Ever Kim Kardashian‘s new credit card, The Kardashian Kard, has a terrible pricing model. It’s a prepaid card, which means [...]


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Top 10 Money Saving Tips for Yoga Lovers.

by on Oct 27, 2010

Rich in Spirituality but Struggling in this Brutal Economy? Yogadork: Click image for source. 1. Towels: Instead of renting a towel, save a buck by grabbing some paper towels from the rest room. If the studio has hand dryers instead of paper towels, use newspaper. 2. Free Week: Already used up your free trial week? [...]


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Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche on Relationships, Plumbing & Marilyn Manson.

by on Sep 3, 2010

DKR is a rock star guru, a wild man who’s simultaneously fearless, grounded and wildly talented. And, for years, he’s been going out with one of my dear childhood friends, a real catch: Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche about relationships, profession and hobbies. from Karmapa Youth on Vimeo.


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Environment Groups Outmatched, Outspent By Big Oil: Do Something

by on Aug 24, 2010

What’s going on? We elected a president that promised to give us the change we needed. We had majorities in Congress. And we were pissed. So, why — after millions of gallons of oil spilled and the hottest summer on record — are we still limping along with a completely inadequate and spineless energy policy? [...]


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Yoga in Schools: Cash Grab Abuses Trust of Teachers & Students.

by on Aug 20, 2010

Yoga Journal Misses the Point of Yoga in the Classroom? Teaching yoga in schools is a way for yoga teachers to expand their reach—and their income. The above statement from Yoga in Schools, a Yoga Journal business article, has kept me up at night. The gist of this article is that teaching yoga in schools [...]


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Oliver Stone does unto Wall Street as Wall Street has done unto America.

by on Aug 11, 2010

Love the phone bit. Can’t wait for the whole bit (effing cover re the new Wall St. came out in Vanity Fair in March?): And, the original 1987 cacacalassic:


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Healing: A Personal Example.

by on Jul 15, 2010

Acknowledging a subconscious blockage towards change. WOW, this morning I had a major breakthrough. I’m going to tell you how I: overcame a serious personal blockage let go of an inherited fear that was preventing me from feeling great paved the way for a much greater degree of success in my work. I had been [...]


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Personal Finance Lesson Courtesy of a Yoga Practice. ~ Christa Avampato

by on Jul 13, 2010

  Appreciate what you really treasure I wield an MBA in one hand and a yoga mat in the other. My yoga informs how I run my personal finances and my personal finances make many experiences in my yoga life possible through classes, retreats, and a recently completed vinyasa teacher training program at Sonic Yoga [...]


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Breeding Little Capitalist Pigs.

by on Jul 12, 2010

 Should we pay kids to learn? Harvard Professor of Economics Roland Fryer Jr. conducted an experiment to determine whether offering children money for doing well in school would help them perform. The results were varied but promising. There’s something that tastes immediately sour about this prospect, wouldn’t ya say? I can’t help but think [...]


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Bike Sharing coming to Boulder—without Public Comment?

by on Jun 22, 2010

Whether or not you think Bike Sharing $uck$, as Waylon does, it’s coming to Boulder. Ed’s Note: Actually, I’m a huge fan of Bike Sharing—I’ve written maybe five articles re: it in the past year alone. I like to say, “The only problem I have with bike sharing systems is that they aren’t everywhere.” What [...]


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Buddha’s Self Storage.

by on May 30, 2010

The Luster of Lack. With all due respect to René Descartes, I think a more accurate characterization of the modern human condition is not his famous, “I think therefore I am,” but rather “I lack therefore I am.” Who we are, or who we think we are, has become inextricably linked to the things we [...]


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A Simple Guide to Green Money. ~ Chris Steely

by on May 25, 2010

Leveraging Green Initiatives to Keep Your Nest Egg in the Black. These days, the “Green Initiative” harkens images of tree-hugging, climate-warming idealists – those who are committed to a holistic wellness approach for our planet, our global community, and our families. These aren’t the hippies of the 1960’s and 70’s, but the businessmen and women [...]


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Human or Animal, what makes the difference? ~ Shashi Joshi

by on Apr 12, 2010

A well-known Sanskrit shloka goes – “Food, sleep, fear and mating, these acts of humans are similar to animals. Of humans, dharma (right conduct, virtue) is the only special thing, without dharma humans are just animals.” āhāra-nidrā-bhaya-maithunaṁ cha samānaṁ-étad-pashubhiḥ-narāṇām | dharmo hi téshām-adhiko viṣheṣho dharméṇa-hīnāḥ pashubhiḥ samānāḥ || Let us look deeper at this assertion. [...]


Yoga = a Lifestyle?

by on Mar 31, 2010

In a perfect world (or in a world where money grows from trees), yoga would be freely accessible to all. There would be no such thing as $100 spandex pants or exorbitant yearly pass prices. Unfortunately, the world is not a perfect place – nor does money grow from trees. Let’s face it – I’m [...]


Manifestation in Twelve (Sort Of Complex) Steps!

by on Mar 24, 2010

Manifestation is not a mystery…


Leave a small footprint but large shoes to fill. ~ Shashi Joshi

by on Mar 19, 2010

‘Oh! I could eat two more scoops of the Sugar Frosted Chocolate Bomb ice-creams, if only I was not so full with the pizza!’ the kid on the next table said with a sigh. Pleasures We all have desires for pleasures that are always enticing us. Even the ancient Upanishads accept it, “This human is [...]


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What is a Conscious Consumer?

by on Mar 15, 2010

Money, wealth, and abundance are complicated concepts for the yogi who wants to extend the philosophy of yoga into her everyday life. In the name of living our yoga, we spend more money on organic items, buy fair-trade and goods made in the USA, and we donate our old yoga mats to those who are [...]


Who’s my hero this morning? Bank of America. I should leave my bank!

by on Mar 10, 2010

An end to the $40 cup of coffee. I’ve been a good customer of my current biz bank for years. 7.5 years, to be exact. In that time, the account’s gone to zero twice. Call it cash flow problems, or call it my bad—in both incidences elephant was charged more than $400 in overdraft fees. [...]


Exclusive: Priya Haji tells elephant readers why she sold World of Good to ebay.

by on Mar 9, 2010

Our fair-trade, fair-labor friends at World of Good just sold to ebay. Given elephant’s long tradition of bemoaning “selling out to the Man,” and ebay’s conservative reputation, we were initially surprised. So we asked Priya Haji, the co-founder of World of Good: does “big” have to equal “bad?” What are your guarantees that eBay will [...]


Vote Slow Money in Change.org’s competition.

by on Mar 9, 2010

ed’s intro: I was honored (okay, psyched) to have lunch, at the Kitchen in Boulder, with Slow Money founder Woody Tasch, yesterday. He’s a sweet, sincere, pioneering bundle of energy and do-goodery. Let’s support! elephant may even sponsor his Slow Money conference, this summer, more news coming soon, and yours truly, Waylon Lewis, may bring [...]


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by on Mar 7, 2010

Superficial Happiness: materialism, sex, drugs, guns, adventure. Fundamental happiness? Be here now. Measure your life in dollars? That’s the conceit behind this [Make the Girl Dance (Kill Me)] fun, wild, original, hip, brilliant…and ultimately sickly video: MAKE THE GIRL DANCE [KILL ME] (official video) by placeblancherec


Residual Income: David McLaughlin of Club100K on Walk The Talk Show w Waylon Lewis

Walk the Talk Show w Waylon Lewis: David McLaughlin of Club 100K on how to build Residual Income.

by on Feb 12, 2010

David McLaughlin lives the life: when he’s not working with his community of entrepreneurs, his residual income business allows him the time to travel the world and raise a family. Now, with Club 100K (click here to learn more or enroll), he’s set out to show others how to get out of the cubicle and [...]


Being Broke [and Jobless] Is Being Green.

by on Jan 18, 2010

Money doesn’t grow on trees. These days, I find my self out of work, broke and thinking like a beggar. by Sarah Miller


A Real Food Manifesto for The Rest of Us. ~ Jerry Kolber

by on Dec 24, 2009

Are you confused by what to eat; about how much food should cost; about how to feed yourself without merely following fads? Do you feel like eating healthy; cooking at home; and buying organic are things you’ll do “when you have the time and money”? You’re not alone. For the last ten years, there has [...]


Being a Dharma Bum.

by on Nov 23, 2009

A few weeks ago, I found myself at a job interview with a person who obviously viewed life very differently than me. Within five minutes, it was clear that judgments had been made about me and apparently my resume held more meaning than I did as a person. It was quite surreal. For the record, [...]


How to Eat an Elephant, Part 3: Getting beyond “Naked yoga.”

by on Nov 10, 2009

Cameron Burgess is a commercialization & marketing consultant for sustainable / LOHAS/green enterprises. If you’ve read either of my other two posts regarding this project regarding elephant’s future, you’ll know that months ago I offered to assist elephant turn itself around on a pro bono basis. Yet, for a whole bunch of reasons—despite confirming availability—the [...]


Oppressive socialistic Boulder environmentalists vs. McMansion house-flippers.

by on Nov 8, 2009

FAR: green or Big Brother, or both? It’s our latest entry in the oppressive socialistic Boulder environmentalists vs. McMansion house-flippers greed vs. green fest. Ignore: Just got this Friend request in my Facebook inbox: “Are you aware that January 4th, 2010 the City of Boulder’s Compatible Development Ordinance goes into effect, placing new restrictions on [...]


Tips for Economic Prosperity. ~ via Kalpa

by on Oct 22, 2009

I have been a financial crisis blogger for quite a few months now, each day digging into cyberspace to find the most relevant news items, and then trying to draw conclusions from them. At present, I’m amazed and in disbelief about the rebounding strength of the equity markets and general media headlines which assume that [...]


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