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  • 01-Feb-2012

    Monitor Yourself

    Zapping Computer Stress

    These days, many of us are affected by computer stress. In addition to the assault on your electromagnetic...

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  • 18-Sep-2011

    Shift Down a Gear

    The Art of Patience

    You’re standing in line at the bank, the grocery store, or on hold on the phone—your feet start to tap...

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  • 27-Feb-2011

    Roots and Wings

    Guiding Children with Love

    In nature, as well as child-rearing, the fruit doesn’t fall far from the tree. So how can you ensure that your child...

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  • 26-Dec-2010

    Ties that Heal

    Socializing for Good

    A hundred years ago, the majority of our interactions were social. Trends are changing and social isolation is...

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  • 22-Jul-2010

    Pass the Popcorn

    Intermission from Stress

    Sometimes you just wanna scream! Life is full of responsibilities, needs, worries, demands on your time . . .

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  • 04-Jul-2010

    Delete the Files

    Eleven Minute Lullaby

    When you lie down for your nightly sleep, what gets in the way? Usually, it comes down to excess mental activity.

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  • 02-May-2010

    Contain Yourself

    Making Sattva Last

    There’s nothing like that feeling: you’ve given your all and, completely spent, you wake from the post-effort nap totally refreshed.

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  • 13-Dec-2009

    Bedtime Stories

    Program Yourself for Peace

    You don’t have to be a psychiatrist to know that when you’re tired, you’re more susceptible to influence.

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  • 03-Dec-2009

    Panic Prescription

    One-Minute Breath

    Yogic texts and Chinese medicine teach that every person is particularly sensitive to their fears along the meridians of the diaphragm.

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  • 28-Oct-2009

    Your Inner King Kong

    Let Music Tame the Monkey Mind

    Sometimes it’s tough to chill out. Stress comes at you from work, from family and from yourself...

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