May/June 2005
Spirit of Change - May-June 2005
Better Health through Bra-free Living
Remember when you were told tobacco was safe? Remember when you were told fast foods were healthy? Have you been told bras are good for you?
Light: Eating The Wild Electron
Light is the basic component from which all life originates, evolves, and is energized. Light and health are inseparable.
Musings: Your Personal Healing System
Amazing, but true…according to the latest statistics posted at http://www.AmericanCancerSociety.org, your lifetime probability of developing cancer is 1 in 2 if you are a US male, and 1 in 3 if you are female.
Shock and Awe: Holistic Health Traumatic Stress Care
When the phone rang on Mother's Day a few years ago, my heart stopped when the caller identified herself as a police officer from our town.
The Era of Energy Medicine
hroughout history, subtle energies associated with the human body have been used for healing purposes.
Functioning Without Silence: The Mistake of the Intellect
In 1969, when I was dumb and bold, I talked my way onto a crew hired to sail a boat from Hawaii back to the mainland after the boat had under-performed in the Trans-pacific yacht race.
Whole Foods Healthy Cooking: Cooking on a Budget
The one question I can count on being asked each time I do a cooking class is about suggestions on how to keep the cost down.
Your Organic Lawn
Americans directly apply 70 million pounds of pesticides to home lawns and gardens each year. In the pursuit of greener lawns, birds and other wildlife are killed and important water resources are affected.
Bridging the Great Divide: Touching Our Most Basic Humanity
The impersonality of lie in the Western world has become such that we have produced a race of untouchables.
Reiki: An Ancient Tool For Modern Living
As a social worker, educator, Reiki Master and a homeschooling parent, I am consistently challenged by the question of how to balance my "outer world" with my "inner world."
Relaxed, Recharged and Grounded
How many times do you wake up feeling tired, no energy or no excitement for the day ahead of you?
Cultural Crossroads: The Young People Voting Block
Democrats and progressives make the mistake of thinking that today's Social Security debate is about Social Security. It's not. It's about creating single party rule for a generation or more.
Letters To The Editor: May-June 2005
Dear Carol, I saw “An Evening with Robert Bly” advertised in the last Spirit of Change at Brookline Adult Education, so my young son and I went.
