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Let’s Talk About SEX, Baby!

July 8, 2010
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Let’s Talk About SEX, Baby!

By: Stephen Rogers There is so much confusion and misinformation regarding sex within the human potential and spiritual growth movement. Is it bad? Is it good? Is it the key to development and spiritual growth? The questions keep going. So, what is the real truth about sex and it’s relation to human development and spiritual growth...
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Longevity Breakthrough or Ancient Wisdom By: Erica Eddleman Rogers

April 25, 2010
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Longevity Breakthrough or Ancient Wisdom  By: Erica Eddleman Rogers

Likely, you’ve heard the hype. There’s a new pill that takes the active ingredients from red wine now available 200 times stronger to help boost energy levels, improve cell function, increase metabolism, reduce carbohydrate intake and more. The ads, video clips and print buzz is all over. I even saw...
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Just Breathe

March 29, 2010
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Just Breathe

Just Breathe – By: Erica Eddleman Rogers The brilliance of the human organism astounds me each day. Whether we, humans, are studied under a microscope or from afar, we are all certainly gorgeous. I find the interconnected relationship of our many dimensions most interesting. For instance, the relationship between the mind...
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The Wellness Olympiad – From Unhealthy to Unstoppable

March 1, 2010
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The Wellness Olympiad – From Unhealthy to Unstoppable

By: Cat Garceau As women in the modern world, we are constantly bombarded with images in the media, subtle (and not-so-subtle) messages from our culture, and various expectations of our families and friends that are often harmful to our relationships with our bodies. Somewhere along the line, many women learn to hate their bodies (and themselves)....
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That Time of the Month…Again

February 25, 2010
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That Time of the Month…Again

By: Erica Eddleman The most common excuse I’ve used is, “It’s my time of the month.” What about you? Similarly, it’s a universal complaint in men’s conversations. This monthly mark is well noted in our culture; and why not? How can we ignore the muscle cramps, mental fog, achiness and emotional sensitivity that accompany our...
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Adapting to Stress

January 15, 2010
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Adapting to Stress

By: Erica Eddleman “Where do I start?” That’s the same question I asked over 11 years ago.  As a sophomore in college, I anxiously questioned the direction of my life.  There are many transitional moments in the course of our lifetimes that spark similar questions. “What do I want now?” “Why am I in this situation?”...
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War Paint: A Story of Cancer, Survival, and Sephora

November 14, 2009
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War Paint: A Story of Cancer, Survival, and Sephora

I guess it all started back in the third grade with my first bottle of Love’s Baby Soft. I remember being at the drugstore with my grandfather in Toledo, Ohio and being captivated by the scent. I loved the packaging, I loved the smell, I loved the ads I saw in Seventeen magazine. (I...
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