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Gail Davis

Book Review: Vegan Holiday Kitchen by Nava Atlas

Gail Davis | February 5, 2012 | Food, Green, Lifestyle

Read More: book review, cookbook, Gail Davis, Nava Atlas, Susan Voisin, Vegan Holiday Kitchen, vegan recipes

I have an addiction—an insatiable appetite and one true weakness. I admit it. I am obsessed with vegan recipe books. Maybe it's because when I first became vegan there were so few really great vegan cookbooks available. I was...

Jamie Nelson

My health, my future

Jamie Nelson | January 29, 2012 | Health, Lifestyle

Read More: cancer prevention, lifestyle medicine, marathon, rip esselsyn

I am a 59-year old single man. I work as a digital marketer in Northern California. I am changing my future. Two years ago, I was diagnosed with prostate cancer and had surgery. Since then, i've been not very active...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

Anger Management: Channeling Anger Into Effective Communication

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | January 25, 2012 | Lifestyle, Video

Read More: anger management, effective communication, repairing relationships

Anger is a signal device to inform that there is a perceived threat. In relationships, anger is used to emotionally beat up the other person. Best that anger be channeled into calm, effective communication of one's concerns so that problems...

Sarah Taylor

Some of the Best Advice I Can Give

Sarah Taylor | January 23, 2012 | Lifestyle

Read More: support, Vegan

Buying a home in Haiku has been one of the best things to ever happen to me.  Not for the home itself, nor the beautiful weather of Maui … but for the genuine, authentic, loving people that I now consider...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

The Message We Aren't Getting From Our Politicians: Tolerance, Acceptance, Compassion & Unity

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | January 14, 2012 | Lifestyle

Read More: acceptance, compassion, demonizing, fear mongering, forgiveness, politicians, solutions, tolerance, unity

Unity is a very important theme. It is critical to the resolution of the many problems facing our nation and our world today because without it we will never be able to engage the necessary solutions. In this election year...

Jess Parsons

The 99% don't need models

Jess Parsons | January 12, 2012 | Lifestyle

Read More: BMI, body image, eating disorders, healthy eating big picture, weight-loss

  This controversial story about model sizes is the news of the day on my social networks - opinions range from "I still prefer skinny women" to "it shouldn't matter what size you are as long as you're healthy" and...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

Why The Law of Attraction Doesn't Work For Most People

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | January 7, 2012 | Lifestyle, Video

Read More: forgiveness, happiness, Law of Attraction, LOA, making money, prosperity, success

The Law of Attraction doesn't work for most people because despite what they consciously strive for, despite what thoughts they keep in the forefront of their conscious mind, despite all their proactivity, practice, persistence and perseverance, they have an unconscious...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

Purpose. Passion. Practice. Persistence. Step Up To The Plate And Take Your Best Shot

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | January 4, 2012 | Lifestyle

Read More: forgiveness, happiness, inner peace, prosperity, relationships, self-fulfillment, self-help, success

Many people are afraid to go after their dreams, to take action, to implement.... out of fear that they will fail, look stupid, feel shamed, and have to acknowledge that they weren't good enough... Bottom line: You won't know if...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

End Self Sabotaging Behaviors Getting in the way of your Happiness, Success & Inner Peace

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | January 2, 2012 | Lifestyle, Video

Read More: acceptance, end self sabotage, forgiveness, happiness, inner peace, love, success

Most of us don't get what we want in our lives because we sabotage ourselves: We procrastinate. We resist. We don't follow through. We don't do the things that we know are in our best interests. The end result is...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

Why Should I Forgive? The Origin of a New Year's Resolution

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | December 28, 2011 | Lifestyle

Read More: acceptance, Bible, forgiveness, God, love, New Year's Resolution, religion, spirituality, success

I’ve been asked why I’m passionate about teaching forgiveness. It’s because all religious, spiritual and metaphysical roads I’ve traveled have led me here, to this one Truth borrowed from A Course In Miracles: I forgive others for my own peace...

Benjamin Eksouzian

Cooking Healthy Food Takes WayToo Much Time, Right?

Benjamin Eksouzian | December 16, 2011 | Food, Health, Lifestyle

Read More: healthy cooking, time suck, vegan

                        Why is this guy smiling? He just found out he's lost 70 pounds since adopting a healthy vegan diet in March of this year!   One of...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

How To Beat The Holiday Blues

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | December 14, 2011 | Lifestyle

Read More: anxiety, depression, happiness, holiday blues, mental health

It is terribly ironic that the holidays, which is meant to be a time for celebration, joy, family, loved ones, connection, harmony and contentment, brings sadness and depression to so many people. Why is this the case? Perhaps because those...

Vegparadise Blog

US Congress Decides Pizza Is a Vegetable

Vegparadise Blog | December 13, 2011 | Food, Health, Lifestyle

Read More: 2012 Agriculture Appropriations Bill, National School Lunch Program, pizza, tomato, tomato sauce

Pity the poor tomato. It gets no respect from the government.The tomato is once again in the spotlight, this time in the form of tomato sauce. By smearing two ounces of tomato sauce onto a pizza, our learned Congress has...

J Morris Hicks

The Dollars and "Sense" of Plant-Based Eating

J Morris Hicks | December 9, 2011 | Food, Lifestyle

Read More: cost of plant based eating, subsidies for meat and dairy

  What about the cost of plant-based eating? On the surface it would seem to cost a lot more than our standard meat, dairy and egg diet. And since most people never get beneath the surface, the perceived high cost of...

Gail Davis

Book Review and Bonus Recipe: Quick-Fix Vegan by Robin Robertson

Gail Davis | December 8, 2011 | Food, Green, Health, Lifestyle

Read More: Book review, Gail Davis, Quick-Fix Vegan, Robin Robertson

When it comes to getting dinner on the table, I'm all about quick! Since I work at home, I'm sometimes still tapping away at my computer keyboard until well past the time I should have been figuring out what we're having for...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

How To Overcome Feelings Related To Betrayal

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | December 4, 2011 | Lifestyle, Video

Read More: acceptance, anger, betrayal, forgiveness, judgment, love, trust

The best way to overcome feelings related to betrayal is to recognize that harboring negative feelings towards others, regardless of how they have behaved, is a betrayal of yourself, your Higher Self, your Spirit, your Soul. It is our mission...

J Morris Hicks

Proselytizing. No fun for anyone -- some simple guidelines

J Morris Hicks | December 2, 2011 | Lifestyle

Read More: proselytizing diet

Last week, a reader posted a personal account of a recent visit with her meat-eating family in Iowa. It turned out to be a depressing experience for her, prompting her to opt out of the next family gathering to...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

Do You Have The Life That You Want and Does Depression Have Anything To Do With It?

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | November 30, 2011 | Lifestyle, Video

Read More: depression, happiness, relationships, self-actualization, success

People often say they are too depressed to do the things they want to do. But sometimes it's because they haven't done the things they want to do and have allowed their lives to stagnate that depression begins and gradually...

Walter Jacobson, M.D.

The Problem With Thanksgiving

Walter Jacobson, M.D. | November 24, 2011 | Lifestyle, Video

Read More: birthdays, Christmas, gratitude, holidays, love, service to others, Thanksgiving

The problem with Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthdays, etc. is that we go out of our way on these particular days to be considerate, loving and grateful. And then the next day we revert back...

Benjamin Eksouzian

How I Reversed My Diabetes Eating Potatoes

Benjamin Eksouzian | November 24, 2011 | Food, Health, Lifestyle

Read More: diabetes, vegan, weight-loss

  IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS AN ARMENIAN AND A PIZZA... I have been in the food business since I can remember. My first stab at it was at Rico's pizza in San Jose, California when I was 14....