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The art of folding a t-shirt (Japanese style)

    Love this. And it works! Takes a couple of times before you get the hang of it. You can find the same demonstration in English but it lacks authenticity!

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Spice up your life

  One of the most useful things in my kitchen is my Masala Dabba, an Indian Spice Box. Most of the yogic recipes I make include cumin seeds, black mustard seeds, turmeric, curry powder, asafoetida, coriander powder and cumin powder. Sometimes a few, sometimes all. Digging them out of the cupboard doesn’t help if you’re [...]

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If it only takes 2 minutes, just do it.

  You can change your life in 2 minutes. Or more precisely you can change your life in 2 minute increments. Whenever to have something to do that takes 2 minutes or less, you just do it. Don’t think about it. Don’t write it down for later. Don’t worry about it. Just do it. Whether [...]

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Days with my Father.

  It was poignant to be introduced to this wonderful photographic essay by my son, Dylan. The words, images and layout have such presence and, dare I say it, style in adversity. Embracing every moment of life is good in theory but often we try to escape from the more challenging moments. Take time to [...]

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You are the One.

  This poetic book written by Sue Cawthorne flows so smoothly and touches so deeply I just had to share it. Whether it resonates with your sense of truth or not it will move you. And that part of you that moves is the One inside us all. Read it without judgement and let its [...]

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Top 7 alkaline foods

  Following an alkaline diet is one of the best things you can do for your health to prevent illness and disease and to feel wonderfully vital, full of energy and to look a good few years younger! Here’s a list of 7 common powerhouse alkaline foods that you’ll be able to buy in any [...]

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Yoga heals all wounds?

  If you’ve practiced yoga for a while you know it makes your body feel great. You might also feel mentally, even spiritually uplifted. Scientific analysis is now explaining how it all works. Balances the nervous system Yoga practice affects the autonomic nervous system that causes the “fight or flight” response to stress. Nowadays our [...]

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Processing stuff

  Last month in my blog post Empty Your Mind I introduced the first phase of Getting Things Done, or what I like to call WellDoing. The result of this phase is usually a big pile of paper with a variety of stuff – things to do, things to remember, plans, commitments, dreams, events, issues [...]

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Things to worry about

      In 1933, renowned author F. Scott Fitzgerald ended a letter to his 11-year-old daughter, Scottie, with a list of things to worry about, not worry about, and simply think about. It read as follows.     Things to worry about: Worry about courage Worry about cleanliness Worry about efficiency Worry about horsemanship [...]

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Empty your mind

  The goal of yoga is the stilling of the mind. An empty mind is not a dull and boring place but one full of creativity, spontaneity and bliss. However sometimes yoga and meditation are not enough, at least not in the short term! In the fast, connected world we live in another approach can [...]

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