Hey all! I’m still here! I’ve been retooling and revamping a few systems and structures behind the scenes for an upgrade to be launched in a few days! Thanks for your patience! Here a few clues as to what some of that entails:
Information-overwhelm–what I call “infowhelm”–can be discouraging when you’re embarking on a new lifestyle. Here’s a way to manage it all!
…and it’s got nothing to do with genetics. Sad but true:
Speaking of health and healing, let me ask you a question…
Announcing: the new and improved (all 12!) meditations from the classic book, Three Magic Words by US Andersen,
re-voiced by your favorite neighborhood vegan with professional feedback from friend and music producer, DJ4K (“Are you late for work or something??! Slow it down, man!”).
Check out the tenth meditation on Health for some metaphysical ideas to help live a natural life in an unnatural world as you continue your quest for perfect health, long life and the fountain of youth!
I’m not sure if it’ll catch on, but here’s my version of the old ASSUME acronym as it pertains to food and health!
Arbitrary as these delineations often are, the new year, new month, new week, etc., can provide effective psychological motivation to start fresh, turn a new page, begin a new chapter, welcome the new and ring out the old. With that said, here are 4 suggestions of some actions and habits you may want to make a part of your new you!
Is Nature perfect or flawed? Well, I can tell whether you really believe Nature is perfect or flawed based on certain traits, habits, practices and even fleeting statements you make. Why is that important? Well, your real answer to that question will determine your success in your pursuit of perfect health, long life and the fountain of youth as you endeavor to live a natural life in our unnatural world!
“This man was jailed for curing cancer with herbs” was the title of a video I came across on Youtube in August of this year. Today, when I searched through my history to find it again to share with you, I received this message:
Fortunately, however, thanks to the magic of the “Wayback Machine” (archive.org), we can go back in time and view it again! (If you know how, you may wish to download a copy. I’ve heard–and know by fact–that if you have the right connections, even an archived copy can be scrubbed from history!) Click on the link or image:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220804183028/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wa4qhFtHEj0