I interpret the question free will poses as such – are my decisions and actions necessarily the inevitable result of my morality and character? Or do I possess the power to create the reality I desire for myself?
Month: October 2018
Pranayama For Health
Pranayama is a Sanskrit word meaning extension of the prana, or the practice of breath control. This is an essential yogic practice that originates from ancient India.
The prana, or breath, carries a person’s vital life force.
The practice of Pranayama releases and channels the body’s stores of internal pranic energy. Regular practice contributes to health of the body and mind.
Carotenoid & Potassium Power Autumn Vegetable Medley
Hearty oven roasted teeny tiny potatoes and carrots with fresh organic thyme and rosemary, flash sautéed spicy basil haricot verts with orange bell peppers and garlic, and maple pear and baby arugula summer salad topped with raw sunflower seeds.
5 Ways To Care For Your Body
No matter how spiritually evolved we may consider ourselves to be, the fact remains that we have been sent here to experience the human existence.
Think of your body as the foundation for all that is you.
If the foundation of a temple is falling apart, how can we expect spiritual communion to truly flourish?
3 Phrases To Eliminate To Create Success
How many times have we tried to accomplish a particular goal or make a passionate dream of ours a reality, only to have it fall short?
We are more than capable of doing anything we set our hearts, minds, and souls to! Sometimes we all need a reminder that the dreams we seek, big or small, are all within our reach.
Vegan Antioxidant Grain Bowl Recipe
A brown rice medley with sautéed garlic spinach, basil roasted corn and tomato salsa, fresh baby arugula, and sautéed sugar snap peas with scallions.
5 Ways To Effectively Process Anger
Anger is one of those emotions that seeps into the cracks of your being when you’re not looking, not paying attention. There are certain situations, be it at school, work, home, that we encounter in our lives that inevitably trip our what-the-actual-f*ck-sensors.
We conclude, yes, it probably is best not to let the rage monster out in public. So, what can we do?