7 Brilliant Ways To Work With Citrine
Citrine can burn through clouds of negative energy, thoughts, and emotions like a laser, clearing the way for your soul to shine through.
Negative Thoughts Harm Your Health By Damaging DNA
Lose your temper on the road? Frustrated with colleagues at work? You may be cutting your life short, warns molecular biologist Elizabeth Blackburn.
Good News Headlines 5/30/17
The 31st annual Italian Street Painting Festival was held this weekend at the grounds of the historic Mission in Santa Barbara, California—and these gorgeous creations may inspire you to go chalk your own sidewalk.
After The March Against Monsanto—What’s Next?
We have always actively participated in the global March against Monsanto, and we will continue. But we also recognize that anti-Monsanto protests alone have not forced enough change, fast enough.
7 Ways Alternative Medicine Can Help With Lower Back Pain Issues
In most cases, alternative medicine can provide a variety of ways to be intentional and practical about reestablishing spinal health.
How An Ancient Singing Tradition Helps People Cope With Trauma In The Modern World
In Finland, lament singing is experiencing a revival, one sad song at a time.
To Curb Climate Change, We Need To Protect And Expand US Forests
If we reduce logging and unsustainable uses of wood, we can increase the rate at which our forests remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and ensure that it will remain stored in healthy forests.
Five Things I Have Learned Since Five Regrets
Courage is the greatest tool for bringing our dreams into reality.
Pesticide Safety Questioned By Pregnancy Research
New research into the world’s most widely-used pesticide raises concerns for fetal health, according to researchers from the Children’s Environmental Health Network.
Black Teen Suicide Rate Has Doubled. Here Are 5 Ways To Help
Though mental illness is not a new problem in the Black community, it has gone gravely overlooked.
Good News Headlines 5/23/17
Dozens gathered to support Deanna and Mya Cook who were punished by their Malden, MA school because they had hair extensions.
Chefs Speak Out: No Bees, No Food
The Bee Friendly Food network spans the United States and focuses on education and advocacy for bees. In one of their first actions, 235 chefs and restaurants sent a letter to the United States Environmental Protection Agency calling for a ban on bee-killing pesticides.
A Beginner's Guide To Chinese Medicine
Traditional Chinese Medicine, TCM, can treat many health issues. While Chinese Medicine is well known for pain relief, there is so much more it can do.
Better-Looking Rooftop Solar Panels
Dear EarthTalk: Why do rooftop solar panels have to be so big and unsightly? Are there any better-looking alternatives out there?
The Changing Nature Of Sacred Spaces
With architectural historian Alice Friedman and photographer Randall Armor, I located and documented more than 50 hidden sacred spaces in the greater Boston area alone. Tucked around the edges in Boston, these spaces are open to the public.
Savasana
In a world where we are constantly on the move, connected, and multitasking; how do we stop and do nothing? How do we clear the mind? Learning to let go is a challenge that even the most sage monks have struggled with through the ages.
Act To Protect Animals Used In Research
Beagle Freedom Project's important legislative push to enact laws that would ensure research facilities can give dogs and cats used in laboratory testing a chance at a life after research.
10 Facts About Healthy Soil
Franklin Roosevelt’s statement, “The nation that destroys its soil destroys itself,” is as true today as it was 75 years ago.
Good News Headlines 5/16/17
Girls soccer team ridiculed for entering boys league silences critics by winning it…
Waste: The Defining Metaphor Of Our Herding Culture
By practicing respect and conservation, we don’t experience deprivation but rather a greater sense of appreciation and abundance, and a heightened sensitivity to the beauty and bounty of life around us.
Maya Midwives As Social Workers In A Machista Society
In Guatemala, the midwife’s role goes beyond ‘catching babies.’
Daily Astrology
January 18, 2026
The stars are super busy. Mental Mercury is simultaneously engaged with Mars, Saturn, Uranus and the Sun. At times, heads may spin. This afternoon’s Capricorn New Moon, the first of 2026, is part of a formidable six planet...
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