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2012 September/October
Ritual Science
A new field of research explores how diverse spiritual practices use the same scents, sounds, and movements to tap into our deepest selves.
2012 September/October
For the Love of Dog
Several new studies validate the notion that living in hermetically sealed, antiseptic environments makes us more susceptible to allergies while living in environments closer to na…
2012 September/October
Turmeric: The Healing Spice
Easy ways to benefit from nature's golden treasure.
2012 September/October
Love, Withheld
Experiencing the heartache of being disowned, writer Ayesha Mattu reflects on the surprising elasticity of familial relationships.
2012 September/October
The 3 Phases of Every Relationship
Seana McGee and Maurice Taylor, married psychotherapists and authors of The New Couple, explain how understanding the phases of your relationship can help you stay in love.Intoxica…
2012 September/October
A Seat at the Table
Women’s Congress for Future Generations seeks to put the "mother" back in Mother Earth.
2010 July/August
Three Homemade, Garden Fresh Skincare Recipes
Your skin can absorb antioxidants directly from fruits and vegetables. If you have a garden, it's time to realize you've been growing your own salon.
2012 July/August
Unwind: Yoga to Undo a Day of Sitting
Bring these postures into your daily practice to open tightness and introduce motion into your lower back and pelvic floor. Inversions and hip openers are thought to act as resets …
2012 July/August
We’re All Related
Picture a biologist wearing a mushroom cap, an exuberant union leader, a defender of the Amazon, and 13 Indigenous Grandmothers sharing a stage―and you can begin to imagine the cro…
2012 July/August
The Call of the Ocean
The first time I saw the aquamarine waters of the Florida Keys at the age of 15, I felt I’d come home to a place I’d never been before. For a time, I wanted to be an oceanographer,…
2012 July/August
The Medicine of Poetry
“I never could connect with poetry,” Jan said. “I’m a math teacher!” She was sitting on my living room couch surrounded by piles of poetry books. On the coffee table was a stack of…
