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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 12, 2012
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by Hannah Siegle on Feb 12, 2012
Yoga is not a passive practice. Finding balance and flexibility comes from the selective engagement of certain muscles depending on the poses. Learning about how to activate these muscles is a long and never-ending journey. Enjoy it.30 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 11, 2012
It’s Valentine’s Day, and if you are unmarried, you are part of half of the American public. Here are some helpful recommendations for building a more conscious relationship to the pressures at this particular time.658 views
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by Braja Sorensen on Feb 11, 2012
...the smell of the earth changes, winter officially withdraws the remnants of its presence, and a new resident moves in.40 views
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by Chanti Tacoronte-Perez on Feb 11, 2012
Relax Into Greatness is an approach to the ancient form of relaxation called yoga nidra, yogic sleep. In this ancient yogic practice, we develop gratitude and effortlessness through relaxation; these are two of the most important attributes for actualizing your sankalpa. Your ability to manifest your sankalpa is greatly supported through the process of yoga nidra.153 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 11, 2012
The Victorians used flowers to send encoded messages to the objects of their affections. Because it was taboo to openly express one's feelings during the Victorian era, lovers spoke to one another through the "Language of the Flowers".36 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 10, 2012
I have come to peace with my injury, and accepted it as a part of who I am and something that I may need to deal with for the rest of my life349 views
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by Sheri McCord on Feb 10, 2012
Researchers from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center have published the result of a study showing that a diet rich in slowly digested carbohydrates, such as leafy green vegetables, legumes and other high-fiber foods, significantly reduces markers of inflammation associated with the onset of chronic disease.492 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 9, 2012
As I was carefully picking the pieces up, I was struck by all the different colors dancing around the room and the amazing array of shapes, as well. What struck me in that very moment was that while imperfect, the beauty I was enjoying was created as a result of that imperfection.172 views
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by Kate Leinweber on Feb 9, 2012
Now I allow myself to have natural cheese made with full-fat milk I am sated by the high quality fats, proteins and nutrients. This satisfaction leads to lower consumption. Moderation is the result. And moderation is the key to health.273 views
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by Sheri McCord on Feb 9, 2012
Wheat grass extract absorbs free radicals and inhibits fat cells in ratsA second clinical study confirms the antioxidant properties contained in wheat grass extracts.79 views
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by Carolyn Scott on Feb 8, 2012
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by Shawna Turner on Feb 8, 2012
Unleash your inner Super Hero with these Five Super Foods for Super Energy!252 views
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by Sheri McCord on Feb 8, 2012
Research shows that just 4ppm of aluminum can cause the blood to coagulate. This is what causes Alzheimer's Disease and has been documented to inhibit learning. Aluminum consumption can also be associated with the development of bone disorders, including stress fractures.53 views
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by Michelle Fajkus on Feb 8, 2012
Justice, they say, is what love looks like in public. I would argue that forgiveness is what love looks like in private. Yoga, above all, has taught me to forgive.292 views
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by Ramesh Bjonnes on Feb 8, 2012
How true is Anusara’s philosophy to the philosophy of Tantra? Does the following paragraph from John Friend’s Shiva Shakti Tantra philosophy reflect the inner essence of Tantra?3,130 views
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by HawaH on Feb 7, 2012
Enlightenment is not searching for perfection… it is finding perfection in the most unusual and disorderly things. Enlightenment is not wishing you had something that you didn’t, but even with nothing always having all that you need.343 views
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by Katarina Silva on Feb 7, 2012
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by Jahnavi Harrison on Feb 7, 2012
Why it makes a difference to your soul if you get your asana moving...1,194 views
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by Dr. Paul Gannon on Feb 7, 2012
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 7, 2012
The time to fatigue after the two hour run was significantly longer among the men who took spirulina. The carbohydrate oxidation rate was decreased by over 10% and the fat burning rate was increased by almost 11% over the placebo group. The study concluded that spirulina really does enhance exercise performance.84 views
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by Jennifer Fields on Feb 6, 2012
Being a writer is much like giving birth. A seed is planted. You're excited, you make preparations, you nourish the seed carefully, anxiously awaiting for it to mature. Finally, the time has come to introduce your creation to the world. It's scary. And messy. It's hard pushing your love out into the big scary world. There's even some screaming and some bloodshed.565 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 6, 2012
There was something magical about holistic care and looking to nature for the answers. I started to look at plants as more of a way of life, and not just something I enjoy because of their impressive beauty.503 views
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by Karl Saliter on Feb 6, 2012
If I told you the picture is sexier than Cindy, that cheerleader who always looked down her nose at you, I'd be lying. Sexy it aint.37 views
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by Joseph Boquiren on Feb 6, 2012
My mind is weak, easily distracted and is prone to flights of Top Gun fantasy.51 views
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by Michael Stone (Centre of Gravity) on Feb 6, 2012
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by Linda Buzogany on Feb 6, 2012
Working with your dreams can connect you to a deeper source.125 views
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by Sheri McCord on Feb 6, 2012
The study suggests that the mate tea compounds not only have potential as anti-cancer agents, but may also be effective against other diseases associated with inflammation.169 views
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by Braja Sorensen on Feb 6, 2012
I look in the mirror at deep facial scars, made by the slashed windscreen in a head-on collision, and I wonder why the insides don’t heal as easily….889 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 6, 2012
The studio will close and the state government will step in to regulate all aspects of Teacher Training the same way they regulate all aspects of becoming a licensed psychotherapist....The problem for me is that 90% of what's being called yoga in America has little to do with the original purpose of yoga, uniting with the divine.108 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 5, 2012
Rejection is like garlic; long after you’ve swallowed and digested it, you taste it on the back of your tongue. Sadly, unlike a nice lump of garlic goodness, rejection creates more than smelly sweat. When you’re facing rejection, all those deep-seated and unpleasant insecurities that you push deep down inside yourself start to seep out.106 views
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by Ben Ralston on Feb 4, 2012
It takes great courage to be honest with yourself... to be honest means to be doubly courageous – you have to have the cojones to confront your fears, and to then carry on in spite of them.3,226 views
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by Tamara Kerner on Feb 3, 2012
So, who's going to be in charge of your life? You or your brain? Here's a huge secret to it's functionality.670 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 3, 2012
We cannot be sure to keep a grounded, clear, compassionate feminist vision of social change if we let ourselves get so burned out that our vision gets skewed and reactionary.171 views
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by Jody Greene on Feb 3, 2012
“Music is one of the sharpest blades that we have to cut through the thick entangled web of the external mind and lead us back into the silent cave of our own Heart.”304 views
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by James Altucher on Feb 3, 2012
I haven’t gotten a cold in almost three years. This is not bragging. I’m not the healthiest person in the world. It’s just fact.2,774 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 3, 2012
The truth is, most cleaning products on the market are toxic chemical cocktails, and when you spritz your bathtub or kitchen counter with that brightly colored liquid you're exposing yourself and your family to endocrine-disrupting phthalates, carcinogenic benzene, and organ-damaging phenols, just to name a few.671 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 2, 2012
The secret to success and putting children on the right track is carefully investigating resources, finding the right fit, and not giving in to what seems a panacea or quick fix.56 views
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by Michael Stone (Centre of Gravity) on Feb 2, 2012
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 2, 2012
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by Braja Sorensen on Feb 2, 2012
This battered body has had it's day in the sun, it's weekend in a bikini. That it is no longer fit to do some things again doesn't disappoint me. I am more than this body...174 views
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by Dr. John Douillard, DC on Feb 2, 2012
New and exciting research has found that one Ayurvedic herb effectively inhibits this enzyme and offers powerful protective effects against age-related diseases.1,006 views
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by Jennifer Bonetto on Feb 2, 2012
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 2, 2012
The leaves of the Mimosa close during the night and when it rains. Due to this unique characteristic, it has been referred to as the "Sleeping Tree" in Japan. In China, it is known as the "Tree of Happiness" because of its calming herbal properties.87 views
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by Laura Marjorie Miller on Feb 2, 2012
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by Carolyn Scott on Feb 1, 2012
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