Exercising Australians may be drinking too much

Magazine articles >> Health and healing

South African hydration expert, Professor Tim Noakes, says Australians are more likely to do damage by over-consumption of fluids than suffer any ill-effects of dehydration.

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Can you change your brain by thinking differently?

Magazine articles >> Personal development

In his research into spontaneous remissions, Dr Dispenza has found similarities in people who have experienced so-called miraculous healings

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Making up for lost time – a mother and son story

Magazine articles >> Relationships

It’s always daunting going back to Sydney to catch up with my mother. We care deeply for each other but we were never able to express it.

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From the frying pan into the fire – chemical pesticides and food irradiation

Magazine articles >> Issues

The proponents of food irradiation state that it is safer than using preservatives or pesticides to kill pests and diseases in food. This not true.

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Women unleashed

Magazine articles >> Living and learning

The Mayans have a prophecy of the eagle and the condor uniting. The union between the two is said to bring peace to the world.

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Four keys to happiness

Magazine articles >> Living and learning

Whatever I do, it is usually based on a conscious promise to my Self that I am honouring and adoring my im/perfections and choices.

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How to have happy memories

Magazine articles >> Personal development

If we can get the present moment right by experiencing peace, harmony, joy, love and happiness in our now – our past and future problems will take care of themselves.

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Depressive realism vs delusional optimism

Magazine articles >> Personal development

We create our reality through the stories that we tell ourselves about how the world works and our place in it.

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Stellar Stuff – 1st – 15th May 2012

Columns >> Astrology - Stellar stuff

By Stella Woods Samhain – Gateway to Winter Samhain, the ancient Celtic fire festival, is celebrated by pagans on May Eve. The word 'pagan' derives from the Latin word 'paganus'…

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