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The canid family includes the domestic dog and such wild members as the fox, the wolf, the jackal, and the coyote. Why would it be good to have a member of this tribe as a helper spirit? Well, for one thing, says Marc Bekoff in The Huffington Post piece, canids know how to play fair. Bekoff [...]

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The Huffington Post recently published Ashley Koff’s account of the Sages and Scientists Symposium at the Chopra Center, which is in Carlsbad, California. Koff is a registered dietitian whose mission is to demystify the science of nutrition, and help people get healthy without alienating them. She is said to be very good at this, and [...]

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All over the world, people are taking steps to strengthen global community. Some of the most courageous are those who believe in and practice living in harmony with different religions. At AllAfrica.com, Ebenezer Edohasim reports on an encouraging development in Nigeria, where the Oketude Ministry has brought Muslims and Christians together in worship for two [...]

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“Finding Your Unique Voice,” an interview with jazz pianist Abdullah Ibrahim, comes to us courtesy of SGI Quarterly, a Buddhist forum concerned with peace, culture and education. Unfortunately the journalist who conducted the interview is not identified, but our appreciation goes out to her or him. The piece is packed with riches. In South Africa, [...]

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Here’s an interesting website, called Elevate Hollywood, and subtitled “Connecting and Catalyzing Conscious Creatives.” Its mission statement says, “Though our home base is Downtown Los Angeles, our mission is global.” The website is a place for film-industry folk with eternity on their minds, to collect and disseminate information about projects that aim to do a [...]

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“Sacred dance” can be defined in many ways, depending on who you ask. In that way, sacred dance is like quite a few other things in life: a basic concept that finds expression in many different ways. Some people say that when there is an element of healing, sacredness is there. Choreographer Tamar Rogoff and [...]

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Recently, multimedia journalist Marnette Federis wrote on BendBulletin.com about visiting a vet who treats pets with acupuncture. It is not unusual these days, as alternative medicine becomes more accepted and sought after. Natural and non-establishment types of treatment are being used by an increasing number of animal doctors. The writer interviewed veterinarian Susan Bertram, who [...]

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The entertainment industry seems to be more conscious of the spirit world lately, and one of the very noticeable people shaping this trend is Tamara Henry, a TV journalist, producer, talk show host, anchorwoman, actor, and activist. Even more remarkable, Henry is an extremely prominent figure in two different areas of activism: animal rights and [...]

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A couple of years ago, Judy Hilzer had an article written about her in New Age Journal because of the breakthrough she had achieved. At the University of Washington Medical Center, where only priests, rabbis, ministers, and energy workers had previously been certified by Patient Care Services as resource persons, this nurse wanted to be [...]

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When considering how to make the world a better place, we often ask ourselves, “What can I do right now? Today?” Here are some suggestions, passed along in the article on the inspirational site called Katinka Hesselink Net at the request of the Dalai Lama, who would like to share these thoughts with as many [...]

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