Brilliant New Approach to Cancer

by Kara Foreman on February 25, 2011

This is a brilliant TED talk on a new approach to treating cancer. Danny Hillis lays it out beautifully in a way even a techno-bumpkin such as myself can grok it. Take 20 minutes and open to a new paradigm of healing.

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Blind Trust & Bad Medicine

by Kara Foreman on January 4, 2011

Perhaps it’s time to stop blindly trusting the pharmaceutical companies with our health care and begin to take responsibility for ourselves by doing our own due diligence regarding our health care options.

Bad Medicine: The Glaxo Case

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Meditation at Work

December 15, 2010

I had the pleasure of presenting two meditation workshops at our local college yesterday. As I suspected, there was quite a response from people wanting to find better ways to deal with stress in their lives. If you attended either of these sessions and would like to purchase the recorded meditation that I’ve created to [...]

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Emily and her robot band

December 12, 2010

Local singer/songwriter Emily Spiller is such an inspiration to watch, especially if you love seeing music in the making. It’s hard to believe that huge voice is coming out of this little pixie of a girl. Emily lays down vocal harmony tracks on her loop sampler, then sings the mainline. She and her band of [...]

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Phases of Learning

December 9, 2010

I get ridiculously impatient with myself when I’m learning something new. Some madness within has me believe that as soon as I decide I want to know something, I should be masterful at it. Like the decision alone is some kind of download of adequate information and experience… I loved watching Trinity download the pilot [...]

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A New Model of Aging

December 8, 2010

This half hour interview with Stephen Cherniske, author of  The Metabolic Plan: Stay Younger Longer, is well worth the time. If you appreciate a truly common sense approach to wellness, backed by extensive research, you’ll enjoy this. Brilliant man; important message. Being well doesn’t have to be hard… it’s as simple as tipping the seesaw [...]

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Friendship 3.0

November 26, 2010

I was at a Social Media event the other night and one of the people I was chatting with was talking about her daughter’s 600 friends on Facebook. She was lamenting trying to explain to her daughter that she didn’t actually have 600 “friends.” It got me thinking about friends and how we develop our [...]

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Remembrance

November 11, 2010

Today, let’s remember Peace. With heartfelt gratitude for those who gave “the last measure of devotion,” let’s focus on experiences in our lives when we knew real peace. Times when we made peace with others we had been in conflict with. Feelings of acceptance and curiousity when we encountered differences. Acts of generosity and courage [...]

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Coalition of the Willing

November 11, 2010

Brilliant film – brilliant idea. Clearly we can’t wait for government or business to address the threat of global warming. It’s time to take the reigns back and use our group mind to generate innovative solutions. The film is about 15 minutes long with fabulous animation. I found it totally inspiring. We are so creative. [...]

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Book of the Month

November 8, 2010

The Soul of Money by Lynne Twist This is my book choice for this month. Twist’s experience as a global fundraiser and involvement with the Hunger Project has given her a unique perspective on our relationship with money. I’ve had several ah-ha moments reading this book. I highly recommend it if you’re seeking a paradigm [...]

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