A prepositional world
Pete Madstone encourages us to take a journey into the depths of our soul, our dreams, our imagination and our reality. We live in a prepositional world.

Pete Madstone encourages us to take a journey into the depths of our soul, our dreams, our imagination and our reality. We live in a prepositional world.

Within us all is a dream of a being and a love that is everything we desire. Is fair to compare anyone to this sense of perfection we hold?

Is the grass always greener on the other side? Look at how our mind can often trick us into seeing flawless perfection everywhere but in our own lives.

Love has a great power to heal us, so soul mates and healing go hand in hand. Loving someone and being loved in return makes for a happier, healthier life.

Modern Western culture has everything – technology, hygiene, comfort, but what price do we pay for our luxury lifestyles – our spleen?

What happens when we are stuck living identical days, our lives consisting of nothing but routine? Annette Ong looks at how the sameness of every day may lead to uninspired living.

Benig Mauger writes how the Inner Marriage represents the ultimate in inner balance, with three fundamental truths of the human relationship.

Why the hurry? Rushing from A to B is a by-product of life in the twenty-first century. Why the sense of urgency, and is a help or a hindrance?

Really bad fats are hydrogenated fats. Simply put, they are unnatural. So let’s talk about fat and a balanced diet. What are the good and bad fats?

Balance is necessary for living to one’s full potential, yet most of us struggle with it. So how can we realistically bring balance to our daily lives?

Change your path or re-define your habits. Confronting that which challenges us leads us to finding our Karmic path to balance.

Annette Ong uses dance to highlight the similarities between keeping balance while performing and maintaining while moving through every day.