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By Dr. Mark Wiley Meditative practices were developed thousands of years ago, in countries like Tibet, China, and India. The various practices made their way West…
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By Dr. Mark Wiley Meditative practices were developed thousands of years ago, in countries like Tibet, China, and India. The various practices made their way West…
By Kellie Bach For a long time, I misunderstood what the ego is. At first, I thought it was the feeling of being superior to another. …
By Lauren Golen Feeling good is one of THE most important things. It drives everything we do throughout the day from how we speak to others,…
By Lauren Golen I have meditated and I have, even at times, maintained my practice for a few weeks consistently. But, overall, I have also spent…
by Dr. Mark Wiley More than half the American population is said to suffer some form of chronic pain. This pain interferes with quality of life…
By Dr. Vijayendra Pratap Publisher’s Note: I first met Dr. Pratap more than a quarter century ago at his bookshop in Philadelphia, The Garland of Letters. It…
By Kellie Bach As we approach Thanksgiving, it is a natural time to think about what we are grateful for. As it turns out feeling grateful…
Stress takes its toll on us little by little, then seemingly all at once. Day by day our busy schedules, and too much to do, takes…
Meditation is one of the great boons to personal health and well-being. When people meditate, they come to terms with themselves, alone, free from the overt…
There’s an old joke in the movie, “Annie Hall,” where the character Alvy Singer is having a meal with Annie’s family. Mom Hall says, “Ann tells…