by Tanja Djelevic | April 17th, 2008 | Comments (2)
topic: Fitness | tags: body-image, love, positive-thoughts
Love is one of the most powerful forces. I find that women who are most critical of their bodies are missing a degree of self love. Do you find yourself looking in the mirror and having negative thoughts about certain parts of your body? Do you find yourself saying things like “If my thighs were ... read more
by Gay and Katie Hendricks | April 16th, 2008 | Comments (0)
topic: Relationships | tags: communication, completion
Much of the stress of daily life is caused by incompletion in relationships. There are many stressful aspects of leaving things incomplete, but the most stress occurs around significant emotional communications that are left unfinished. Many of us have people in our lives with whom we have big incompletions on the emotional level: secrets, debts, ... read more
by Patricia Moreno | April 15th, 2008 | Comments (5)
topic: Fitness | tags: weight-loss
I would like to share about one of the hottest topics in the U.S. today -- weight loss. How does one lose weight and keep it off? What is the best way to melt away those unwanted pounds of fat that impact the quality of our life from our health, our confidence, our relationships and ... read more
by Gaiam Staff | April 11th, 2008 | Comments (0)
topic: Gaiam Roundup | tags: al-gore, cars, clean-green, climate, compassion, cooking, meditation, movies
Al Gore: New Thinking on the Climate Crisis
In his update to the legendary slideshow featured in An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore presents evidence that the pace of climate change may be even worse than scientists were recently predicting, and challenges us to set it right. (Technology, Entertainment, Design)
Enterprise Opens 'Green' Branches
Enterprise Rent-A-Car, the nation's largest ... read more
by Wendy Worrall Redal | April 9th, 2008 | Comments (0)
topic: Eco Travel | tags: butterfly, mexico, monarch-butterflies, natural-habitat-adventures, tourism
What is the sound of ten million butterfly wings? I found the answer to that Zen-like question in the forests of the central Mexico highlands. Here in a few remote stands of tall oyamel firs lie the ancestral wintering grounds of the monarch butterfly, undiscovered by researchers till 1975.
I recently returned from a week-long trip ... read more
