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A Food Journal

by James A. Ferrel MD, CNC | Aug 12, 2020 | Nutrition, Featured

The journal construction depends on the situation and intention. If one suspects a cause and effect relationship between how someone they are journaling feels or behaves in relation to their diet, the journal helps to clarify this by analysis. For example, in an...

Vegetarianism Is It Healthy?

by James A. Ferrel MD, CNC | Jul 30, 2020 | Vegan & Vegetarian, Animal Welfare, environment, Featured, Health, Nutrition, Sustainability

Question: What are the positives and negatives of a vegetarian lifestyle?Answer: We must respect other’s diet choices, because ultimately they are responsible for their health. My view is that we are different as individuals, and our nutritional needs...

Music Therapy

by Delia Carreon | Jul 19, 2020 | Featured, Blissful Living, Mental Health, Music Picks, Self Help, Wellness

The fact that in our society the individual seeks to calm down almost exclusively with the help of tranquilizers or drugs has become a common habit in our daily life. Modern man lacks the necessary willpower to overcome such awkward situations. Consequently, for him,...

separate from the madness and judgment

by Bliss | Jul 16, 2020 | Fun, Adventure, Bliss Planet Mobile Adventures, Blissful Destinations, Camping, Featured, Goodness Messages, Van Life - RV Lifestyle, Words of Bliss

I feel in light of everything that’s going on in this world that we need to separate from all the madness, and all the judgment, and all the stigma of what should be done and what is right. If you see someone who is not wearing a mask try not to judge them as an...

RAISING VEGAN CHILDREN

by Dorota Drosio | Jul 11, 2020 | Community, Animal Welfare, environment, Featured, Health, Nutrition, Vegan & Vegetarian, Wellness

When I first went vegan – about 7 years ago – I did it for ethical reasons. I couldn’t feel good about myself knowing that I still, even as a vegetarian, contribute to unnecessary suffering of other sentient beings just to satisfy my appetite. I...

Sustainability explained

by Bliss | Jul 8, 2020 | Sustainability, Community, Featured, green, Nature, permaculture

Peter is a teacher. He is sure that he leads a sustainable life. He buys organic produce at the supermarket market and rides to work on a bike. He uses green electricity. But is that really sustainable living? Let’s go back to the beginning . For example Hans Carl Von...