11th Annual E.A.R.T.H. Awards
Recognize Environmental Efforts

San Diego EarthWorks, the volunteer-based community organization that, for the past 17 years, has run the EarthFair in Balboa Park and promoted the development of a healthy, prosperous and sustainable future for the San Diego region, awarded its 11 th annual E.A.R.T.H. awards on Thursday, May 11, at its V.I.P. (‘Very Important Planet') Reception held at the City of San Diego Environmental Services ‘Green Building' in Kearney Mesa. Recognizing that people and groups who are making extraordinary efforts on behalf of the environment often go unrecognized and unappreciated beyond their small circle of associates, the awards are intended to give them the wider acknowledgement they deserve and to encourage others to follow their example. According to Carolyn Chase, the EarthWorks's CEO, who, along with husband Chris Klein and others, co-founded the organization in 1989, E.A.R.T.H. stands for Environmental Restoration and Action That Helps . “We are not pretending that this alone can save the world,” she says, “but as the name of the award implies, small things add up. These aren't glamour awards; they're more like workhorse awards!”

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James and Salle Redfield on the Movie & Insights

James Redfield started writing The Celestine Prophecy with a clear sense of purpose: he wanted to create a guide or “spiritual roadway” he felt was needed.

“It grew out of the work I did at graduate school. . . . I felt that we were moving from a kind of psychological orientation to a human-potential growth and self-actualization—to an understanding that the kind of shifts we have to make as individuals are not just parts of a psychological process. It's also a process of moving into a kind of spiritual awareness that gives energy to all of the other psychological spheres that we can have.

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Organic Gifts: Flavor, Freshness and Health

Whether you're unfamiliar with or a champion of organics and sustainability, you'll applaud this new release from John Wiley & Sons. The Organic Cook's Bible — How to Select and Cook the Best Ingredients on the Market by Jeff Cox is a testament to the numerous “good to great” reasons for choosing to eat organically, and if possible, locally grown foods. He combines the perspective of being an organic gardener since 1969, a chef savvy cook and writer of 16 books on the subjects of food, wine, and gardening. You may have watched him as the host of PBS's “Your Organic Garden” and HGTV's “Grow It!” Written from life-learned lessons multi-talented Jeff Cox whole-heartedly shares with us his extensive knowledge, creativity and more to empower bringing the best of foods from the farm to the table. “When an ingredient is organic, new culinary uses open up.” His book describes many ways so “your organic cooking will come alive.”

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A Talk with The Peaceful Warrior

TLC: You have a new book The Journeys of Socrates which begins with a quote from Martin Buber: “Every journey has a secret destination of which the traveler is unaware.” I assume that the journey of the Peaceful Warrior , for you from way-back-when, has probably had more than one secret destination

Dan Millman: It really isn't one, it's always a number of destinations. I really haven't strategized my life. I didn't have a strategy out of college, I didn't know what I was going to be doing; I thought maybe a little stuntwork and some writing, but neither one turned out very well at first. I moved up to Berkeley and visited my old coach in the gymnasium, and he said, “You know, I hear the coaching job at Stanford is open,” so the next day at 22 years old I was the head gymnastics coach at a major university. So that's how my life has happened; it's serendipity.

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