A Home for Your Soul

Center for Spiritual Living™ Morristown provides spiritual tools to transform our personal lives and help make the world a better place. Read More »

Kiss Your Health Hello!

Sometimes you have to take it to the next level. This is not only true for the body and mind, it’s also true for changing locations. Read More »

PermaJam Comes to Sussex in July

New Jersey’s transformative festival called PermaJam has returned for its second year and will be held at Toye Recreation Campground in Sussex, NJ from Saturday July 1st through Tuesday July 4th. Read More »

Learn Medical Intuition: A Gift for Our Time

Health is truly our wealth. Using a perfect health focus, we can easily learn how to heal on every level. This Medical Intuition program strives to teach people how to live their health in order to heal themselves and assist others. Read More »

Do You Check Your Medical Bills for Errors?

Medical billing errors can result in patients paying more for their medical care. Read More »

Extreme Kleaner Mobile App Now Available

Extreme Energy Solutions, Inc., creator of Extreme Kleaner products, has released a new mobile app designed to provide convenience and a user-friendly experience to customers. Read More »

Hypnosis for Male Enhancement Issues

Rachel Stein, Hypno-Counselor with Enhanced Living Hypnosis in Morristown, has much she wants others to know about hypnosis. To quote The Na... Read More »

Crafting Resilience + Luck

Richard Wiseman, Ph.D., set off a media blitz when he declared that we can enhance and amplify our ability to “be lucky.” Read More »

A Tale of Two Brains

We all have neurons in our brain, but did you know we also have neurons in our gut? These special nerve cells form our two nervous systems: the central nervous system composed of the brain and spinal cord, and the enteric nervous system, or gut, which is the intrinsic nervous system of our gastrointestinal tract. Read More »

Stop Chasing Symptoms and Find Wellness

A symptom is the body’s cry for help. It is trying to tell us there is a problem, either a deficiency or a malfunction of one or more of the body’s systems. Read More »

Spring into Shape with Hypnosis

If you’ve been hibernating all winter, now is the time to get back into shape. For many, attempting to lose weight means unsafe and ineffective yo-yo dieting. Read More »

How Rolfing Helps Scoliosis Patients

Scoliosis is a major concern for teens and adults. Scoliosis is the abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, also called an S-curvature and C-curvature. In the absence of physical injury or trauma, the cause of scoliosis is unknown, which is why it’s called idiopathic (unknown origin). Read More »

Healing Post-Concussion Syndrome

In February 2014, my 10-pound dog head butted me in the bridge of my nose. I felt a little funny the next day and assumed I had vertigo. I was unaware I had sustained a concussion. Read More »

Cats Can’t Cook!

In an experiment with over 900 cats, spanning a ten-year period from 1932 to 1942, Dr. Francis M. Pottenger, Jr., fed several generations of cats raw food, and the others a cooked, canned, bottled diet. At the time, he was looking for a way to prevent chronic disease, mitigate acute symptoms, and maintain good health. Read More »

2017 to be Exceptionally Bad Year for Ticks

An article written in 2015 entitled “Acorn Glut Signals Lyme Risks,” by Richard S. Ostfeld and Charles D. Canham from the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, predicted that this spring there would be an alarming increase in tick activity, which is a great cause for concern. Read More »

Letter from Publisher

Recently I ran across a research paper I prepared for a class in 1992, which reminded me of the call to be better stewards of the earth. Read More »