Living Roundup: Growing With Yoga, Eco-Footprint Calculators & More
by Gaiam Staff | August 29th, 2008 | Comments (0)
topic: Living Roundup | tags: art, baby, calculator, cancer, dnc, environment, footprint, Yoga
Every week we highlight the best articles, blogs, news, videos and interesting Web tidbits to help you live green, be healthy, and connect with your sense of spirituality. Read our roundup for info that just helps you live better.
A conversation with Jean Koerner reveals what a yoga teacher of twenty years (not 20-minutes) has to say about how yoga helps you gracefully thrive emotional and physical challenges. Also, she sheds light on ISHTA yoga, or Integrated Science of Hatha, Tantra and Ayurveda.
How Lightly Are You Treading on the Planet?
So, you think you’re doing everything you can to help the environment, but how are your lifestyle choices really adding up? Several eco-footprint calculators are available to test just how well you’re doing. But which to choose? (Planet Green)
20 Unforgettable Works of Environmental Art
Environmental art has the power to change the way we view our world. Some artists showcase the innate beauty in nature, while others make a statement with agit-prop or controversial imagery. Here are 20 powerful and unforgettable works whose artists seek to make you rethink your relationship with the Earth and its creatures. (EcoSalon)
Diagnosing Deadly Cancer … With a Picture
After a concerned mom noticed an abnormality in her baby daughter’s eye, she posted a photo on an online pregnancy community looking for answers. A fellow mom and user suggested the photo revealed a form of cancer called retinoblastoma, and doctors say her actions may have saved her life. (ABC News)
The Joy of Sustainable Activism at the DNC and Beyond
Sara Avant Stover describes how the Oasis family - an interesting conglomeration of yogis, bloggers, musicians, bodyworkers, vegan chefs, raw foodies, and more - worked round the clock to serve at the DNC, and why it was all worth it. (YogaJournal)
Did you know that the air quality outside your home could be much greater than the air quality inside your home? (Planet Green)
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