I am extremely alarmed at the rates of obesity in the USA. The very core of our lifestyle needs to be changed to combat this “killer at large.” I have a feeling that we as a nation are running on autopilot, and only do what is convenient....
Topics: cdc, depression, emotions and health, health, obesity, purposeful living

One of my “day job” responsibilities is to edit a wellness guide. Whose bright idea was it to put a second index in it, anyway? Indexing for a book is time consuming. While I was spending all that time marking products I wanted to index, I...
Topics: depression, health, nutrition, purpose, purposeful healing, purposeful living

Judging from what we learned from the last post about the Global Consciousness Project, the Peace Intention experiment, also spearheaded by a “What the Bleep” interviewee, should prove to be a viable and noteworthy research project.It’s.
Topics: intention, meditation, peace, purposeful healing, purposeful thinking, quantum mechanics, violence, war, what the bleep

The scientist John Hagelin appeared on interviews in “What the bleep do we know?” He explained a project dealing with random number generators. The thing these machines do best is to randomly throw out the digits 0 or 1, like flipping a coin..
Topics: global consciousness, meditation, meditation benefits, positivity, random number generator, what the bleep

This web site, Live on Purpose, is popular with people looking for desktop wallpapers. I found a very cool source for desktop wallpapers, but don’t stop there. The web site BrainPaint features a new biofeedback method that just blows my mind. These.
Topics: brainpaint, meditation, meditation benefits, meditation styles, neurofeedback, stress reduction, wallpaper