by Scarlett Lewis It’s hard to make sense of some of the troubling things we see on TV and read about in the news. Our kids ask us, “Why are… read more →
This calendar listing was inadvertently left off our February print issue’s calendar. Our apologies! SUNDAY 2/23 Learning to Love 4: “Loving Ourselves” — 9:30am. Meditation, 10:00 am Celebration. “Love yourself… read more →
by Kajsa Nickels In 1999, while kayaking on the Fuy River in Chile, orthopedic surgeon Mary Neal became trapped beneath a waterfall and drowned. She was underwater for 30 minutes… read more →
Natural Awakenings senior writer Linda Sechrist credits her 15 years of researching and interviewing spiritual luminaries with putting her on the path to her own spiritual awakening, which is detailed… read more →
Cold or unsupportive mothering styles can harm a child’s health into adulthood, Loma Linda University researchers have found. Compared to adults mothered in a “warm” style, adults that had been… read more →
Practice Intentional Self-Love by Scott Stabile It’s not enough to wish for more self-love. We must be intentional about creating it and commit to loving ourselves by practicing these habits… read more →
Anderson County PAWS is an open-intake shelter that provided help to approximately 7,000 animals last year. Kim Sanders, their director and veterinarian, says the goal of PAWS is to find… read more →
by Emily Courtney Ken Page is a licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist and author of Deeper Dating: How to Drop the Games of Seduction and Discover the Power of Intimacy.… read more →
The Healing Power of Hugs by April Thompson Hugs don’t just feel good; they do good. A simple embrace can boost our health and mood, connect us spiritually and even… read more →
Valentine’s Day brings back old memories. My very first remembrance is the excitement I felt as a 6-year-old when my older sister took me shopping for valentines to exchange with… read more →
