2020 September/October
A Journey Through Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth
Julie Peters describes her experience with SIBO and her long journey back to health.
Julie Peters describes her experience with SIBO and her long journey back to health.
Kathryn Drury Wagner speaks with trauma expert Kathryn Templeton on how to move from immobilization into balance and harmony.
Maybe you’ve come across one of those bumper stickers that reads Let That #$!% Go, or you’ve seen a T-shirt with the same expression and a serene image of Buddha. But how to let go?
“If I’m working on a song, I get to a point, and I get so emotionally pulled in, and it affects me so deeply I cry—it’s like a sign.” —Lucinda Williams, whose latest album, Good Souls Better Angels, was released in April
Expectations can lead you astray, and hanging on to them can lead to disappointment and angst. The author learned three lessons from her peach trees about unmet expectations—and how letting go of expected outcomes can lead to a better life.
Meera Lee Patel’s latest journal, Create Your Own Calm, is publishing as anxiety levels across the world are rising dramatically. Patel shared her creative process and personal journaling practice with S&H.
The path for building your spiritual stamina toward planetary leadership and moving forward in world service is simple—but not always easy. Here are seven steps forward.
Uma Naidoo, author of This Is Your Brain on Food, explores how the foods we eat may be driving up our anxiety.
Dr. Jenna Macciochi shares tips for building a strong line of defense.
Thomas Hübl spoke with S&H about overcoming generations of trauma.
Julie Peters, the author of Secrets of the Eternal Moon Phase Goddesses, shares her wisdom on building a moon practice.
Andrew Holecek wants to change the way you dream, and then change the way you live.