How I Destroyed Cancer From the Inside Out: An Interview with David Blake
If there is one thing I could get across in this interview is the message that when people are faced with a disease like cancer, you really have 2 options: you can treat the disease or you can decide to heal the disease.
10 Mindful Tips to Help Prevent Burnout in Our DIY Era
The International Labor Organization released a report that found working long hours, defined as more than 55 hours a week, was responsible for 745,000 deaths from stroke and heart disease in 2016 — a 29% increase since 2000.
Creating a Non-Toxic Home: Jamie Lake's Simple Approach to Clean Living
One thing I want to mention is that not all fragrances are bad. We’ve sort of come to this notion that fragrances are bad and essential oils are good, which is not always the case. Not all fragrances are bad and not all essential oils are good.
Recovering from Relapse: Embracing Grace Instead of Catastrophizing
The outcomes of self-destructive thinking and self-destructive action are myriad and impossible to fully predict. However, what we do have control over is how we choose to view ourselves, having survived the ordeal.
How to Listen to Your Body for Answers When Your Mind is in Turmoil
Our logic isn’t always reliable when faced with a decision that can affect our not-so-tangible faculties like our emotions, self-esteem or general well-being. Our mind could snap into survival mode to try and protect us from hurt and harm.
When Nothing in Life is Going Right, Give Yourself the Gift of Stability.
If everything in life seems to work against you, or you are experiencing a difficult loss in your life and nothing is going right at the moment, taking a big breath and a big step back to regain your stability might be just what you need.
How the Diagnosis of Anxiety Disorder Changed My Life for the Better
As I went about everyday life cool, calm, and collected, my mind was the complete opposite. It was hyper-alert and restless. Like TikTok, it played, replayed, and commented on every scenario and conversation that happened in the past hours, months, and years.
Should We Continue to Hold Our Breath or Should We Learn How to Truly Breathe: An Interview with davidji
Meditation has really softened me without making me soft, in terms of my personal goals and aspirations. I don’t feel the need to be right or to convince other people to incorporate what I say into their lives.
8 Simple but Profound Daily Habits to Increase Happiness in 2022
Happiness is one thing we cannot get enough of. We want happiness in all magnitudes and in all areas of our lives.
If You Can Breathe, You Can Meditate: An Interview with Suze Yalof Schwartz
I believe teachers become teachers because they’ve got something to offer, and I get great satisfaction helping others achieve their goals. Pretty soon that ripple becomes bigger and bigger and we create a world we really want to live in.
Turning My Love of Gardening and Healthy Eating into a Business of Helping Others: An Interview with Ashley Irene
There was a great sense of pride and honor in growing food. I feel that sense of pride is returning, and with a beautiful vengeance. Because more and more people are realizing the kind of damage that has been done to our planet as well as our health over the years and want to make some changes.
We’re often told not to judge, yet we make important decisions about people and relationships every day. So where is the line between judgment and discernment? Exploring that distinction could be one of the most valuable skills we can develop for making wiser decisions while preserving compassion.