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CONTEMPLATIVE ART

MIKSANG

John McQuade conflates meditation and art in his contemplative photography

SLOW FOOD

CHALLENGING BIG FOOD BY EATING SLOW

Guerrilla Gourmet events offer dining adventures in local and organic food

HEALTH & FITNESS

GRACEFUL MOVEMENT        

Through simple movements that integrate mind and body, the Feldenkrais Method can help you relieve chronic pain, recover from injuries, and improve musical or athletic ability

MINDFULNESS

AN INVITATION TO MINDFULNESS PRACTICE

What is mindfulness? Experientially explore the answer

ENGAGED BUDDHISM

CULTIVATING ALTRUISM

The Dalai Lama discusses his firm commitment to compassion and altruism

COMMUNITY

SHAPING COMMUNITY WITH INTENT     

Kimbercote Farm’s Earth Day event inspires community building

COMMUNICATION

THE HEART OF NONVIOLENCE

Learn to resolve conflict through Dr. Marshall Rosenberg’s
nonviolent communication process

EDUCATION

U OF FREE

Free schools provide an engaging alternative to an educational experience sapped
by consumer culture

VIEWPOINT

THE MINDLESS OCCUPATION         

Outside of the 9 to 5, we have adopted another job—one that we are not paid for
nor receive any benefit

IN FOCUS

LOVE YOUR BODY

Fend off the beautymongers and reclaim your body. An analysis of Eve Ensler’s
dramatic activism

INTENTIONAL LIVING

PARENTING WITH INTENTION
Parenting coach Rob Stringer presents a brief introduction to intentional parenting

COOPERATIVES

EMPOWERMENT AT WORK

Worker co-operatives provide refuge for a workforce ailing from unstable
temporary contract work and the continual threat of outsourcing

 

DEPARTMENTS

MINDFULNESS IN PRACTICE Key mindfulness practice techniques that can be used in daily life
WHOLISTIC HEALTH Break inefficient breathing habits through controlled breathing
POETRY Haikus and more
REVIEWS Conscious media
GOOD NEWS   Inspiring words by Thich Nhat Hanh