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FOODBITES
Servings of Sustainability
Spring is in full blossom and a bounty of delectable fruits and vegetables wait for our culinary creativity to be unleashed. Locally grown strawberries, avocados, lemons, Valencia oranges, grapefruit, sweet corn, peas, beans, squash, potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, sweet onions, cucumbers and cherimoyas are just some of the farm fresh foods you might find available at our Farmers' Markets, in CSA boxes and at Farm stands. Supporting organic agriculture and localized food systems can help to free us from a dependence on fossil fuels, as well as improve the safety of our food supply. This month's FoodBites shares a few slices of sustainability; linking food news, healthy cookbooks with recipes featuring some of these seasonal foods and events. Here's to nurturing your conscious healthstyle and celebrating your taste for life! See the online version (www.lightconnection.us) for even more resources, recipes and info.
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Why Good People Do Bad ThingsWhy Did I Do That???
If you've ever said that to yourself, Debbie Ford's new book Why Good People Do Bad Things: How to Stop Being Your Own Worst Enemy (HarperCollins, 2008) might have the answer for you. I talked to her about some of the possibilities for regular people like us. We also touched on why people who seem to have it all, like Eliot Spitzer, may have the same problem.
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SOS: Solar Education Needed
Last week the Union-Tribune, KPBS and other local news outlets covered the story of San Diego schools' experiences with solar energy. The story was picked up in the State and national media, with a potentially chilling effect on the solar market. Electricity rates are an issue of central importance in this case and generally for the successful and widespread deployment of solar electric systems.'
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Comparative Yogic Techniques
& Destiny Changing Sounds
The Buddha believed in no god or soul. According to him only thoughts exist and they create karma. Thought management and dissolution of the mind is the key to all Buddhist principles.
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Medical Intuition and Energy Medicine
From Ancient Spiritual Traditions to Modern Scientific Breakthroughs
Medical Intuition and Energy Medicine are emergent disciplines derived from ancient spiritual traditions. Today, these subjects are being rediscovered and researched using western scientific methodology.
Intuition is a sixth sense, an innate ability we all posses but have been discouraged from using. We often ignore, dismiss or rationalize intuition and rely on the rational mind
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The Spontaneous Healing of Belief
Your Beliefs Are Not What You Think
Gregg Braden is the author of numerous bestselling books. His latest is The Spontaneous Healing of Belief: Shattering the Paradigm of False Limits (Hay House USA, 2008). He will be speaking at Hay House's I Can Do It! conference being held in Las Vegas this June 27-29. See www.icandoit.net
According to Gregg Braden our heart has a bigger role to play in our beliefs than our brain. In the areas of healing and changing we might want to put down our affirmations and start concentrating on our feelings.
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