By Sarah Miller on Jun 22, 2009
Lately my life has been consumed by the birthing process. Last week my sister gave birth to twin boys at home. In her living room. With a midwife. This is a rare feat in our… By Sarah Miller on Jun 15, 2009
The twins are coming. My sister tends to do things differently. Heck, my whole family does actually. With her first child, he flew under the radar for weeks, giving false reads on pregnancy tests. This… By Sarah Miller on May 21, 2009
Those of us caring for animal companions want to do everything we can to ensure their total health and long, happy lives. Like parents, we make mistakes along the way, but keep asking questions in… By Anna Gilkerson on May 13, 2009
Serving chili is always a colorful feast, with warm flour tortillas, tacos, and small bowls filled with chopped tomatoes, lettuce, peppers, onions, cucumbers, grated cheese and salsa (a lazy Susan always works for this… By Yesica on May 2, 2009
Permaculture is a design science, rooted in observation of nature, to learn how to live with the resilience and stability of natural eco-systems. Taught in over 100 countries, Permaculture is a global grass-roots movement in sustainability… By Yesica on Apr 30, 2009
My friend Robin Clements from Baja Wellness sent me a great article about the Swine Flu Pandemic topic. Critical Alert: The Swine Flu Pandemic – Fact or Fiction? by Dr. Mercola. I think is worth…By Michael on Apr 21, 2009
This morning the local yoga class was closed. I Yoga Life at www.iyogalife.com/ is available 24/7. So, I fired up a lesson called 10 Minute Yoga - Hamstrings.
I wrote about how much I liked the Yoga on Demand videos at CorePower Yoga recently. They move at a pace good for a beginner. The slide show at I Yoga Life is nice, as well. You are in no hurry to view the slide and can progress to the next slide when you are completely ready.
By Sarah Miller on Apr 19, 2009
A friend once said to me that he’d never had to experience death. No one in his life had ever died. Ever. I had to close my eyes and take a deep breath, trying to… By Adriane Little on Apr 11, 2009
For centuries acupuncture and traditional Chinese Medicine have been used to treat illness and promote health and wellness. Today, acupuncture continues to be known for its healing capabilities through restoring and balancing energy flow throughout… By Sarah Miller on Apr 4, 2009
Stops Being Polite. Start Getting Real. I’m a certified yoga snob. I have the lineage to prove it. As a third gen yogi, I've got a feel for the good, the bad and the… By Yesica on Apr 4, 2009
A Zero Waste station, as seen at the (snowy) first Boulder Farmer's Market of the season! LOVE yeye… By Waylon Lewis, elephantjournal.com on Mar 30, 2009
Love is all you need? If you live in New Delhi—or any polluted city—love is not enough. But these three houseplants are...all you need for a clean, fresh air that provides a measurably healthier… By Mary Bevington on Mar 25, 2009
"Birth, life, and death -- each took place on the hidden side of a leaf". ~ Toni Morrison Three deaths have touched my concentric communities in so many weeks. One, a man I knew.… By Waylon Lewis, elephantjournal.com on Mar 23, 2009
A couple years ago, a gentleman by the name of Paige Jacques wrote an article for elephant journal, then a magazine, about how to reduce indoor air pollution. In six plus years of publishing… By Anna Gilkerson on Mar 16, 2009
Alexander McQueen Fall 2009 Alexander McQueen is THE genius designer of the 21st Century. His commentaries are often mocking the very industry he works in all the while offering the most beautifully crafted works… By elephantjournal.com on Mar 12, 2009
This mini-workout kicked my ass—just about literally. I consider myself in good shape as a gym goer, hiker, super mom, dance teacher in training, occasional yogini and pilates lady… but this DVD is no… By Waylon Lewis, elephantjournal.com on Mar 11, 2009
When are women going to connect toxic bodycare, make up and haircare with cancer? That's a question.… By elephantjournal.com on Mar 11, 2009
A Fast Approach to Spring Cleaning by Dr. Jia Gottlieb My father, a stocky fellow from the Tyrolean Alps, spent many years at sea in the merchant marines, where he became a shrewd observer… By Waylon Lewis, elephantjournal.com on Mar 9, 2009
Having been hit on my bike by a car a few weeks ago, and having failed to get the driver's info, and finding myself still in daily pain though I was, all-in-all, unscathed—I suddenly… By Anna Gilkerson on Mar 4, 2009
During this current global economic crisis many people are asking the question, "Is sustainable fashion here for the long run?" Fortunately the business world is saying "Yes". As quoted from Fashion United online publication:…