Happiness & Success
Achieving Happiness Through Acceptance of Life
The quest for happiness often leads to frustration, as many fail to realize that the...
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- Written by: Jesse Sternberg
The more we reflect on our dog’s highly sensitive, animalistic, nonverbal consciousness, the better quality relationship we can achieve with them.
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- Written by: Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.com
A recent study found that the combustion process in gas stoves can significantly raise indoor levels of a carcinogenic chemical called benzene, which is linked to a higher risk of blood cell cancers, including leukemia.
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- Written by: Jen Frey
I believe my journey with Plant communication began with Mulberry—although it may have started before I could even imagine. Do we ever really know when a journey begins?
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- Written by: Alan Thomas Kennedy-Asser et al
We know that climate change makes these temperatures more likely, but also that heatwaves of similar magnitudes can have very different impacts depending on factors like humidity or how prepared an area is for extreme heat.
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- Written by: Jesse Sternberg
Our dogs, furry gurus as they are, have much to teach us about compassion and joy.
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- Written by: InnerSelf Staff
Walking your furry friend can be a fantastic way to get some exercise and spend time with your four-legged companion.
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- Written by: InnerSelf Staff
Sleep is essential for a healthy mind, especially in older dogs. During sleep, the brain clears out harmful substances that can lead to cognitive decline.
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- Written by: Anuradha Dayal-Gulati
Our ancestors honored their connection to the earth. Simpler lifestyles connected people to the land, with its natural, nurturing, and gentle electrical energy. But, your connection to the land can be lost.
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- Written by: Niko Wanders
Five easy ways to use less water at home – and not just in a drought.
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- Written by: Tammy Billups
Our animal companions traverse through life each day . . . instinctively navigating in the fifth dimension of consciousness.
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- Written by: Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.com
Since I am gone for six months in the summer, the dirt, mildew, and mold can build up. And that can be quite a chore to clean.
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- Written by: Joel Mead
The RSPCA defines free-range eggs as those coming “from birds that, during the daytime, enjoy unlimited access to outdoor pastures”.
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- Written by: Jesse Sternberg
Even though it appeared as if I was aloof (a genuine characteristic of an Alpha), my attention was fully locked into the conditions of the present moment.
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- Written by: Tammy Billups
The term wayshower is being used with more and more frequency as humanity continues its evolutionary journey toward embracing and embodying higher levels of consciousness.
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- Written by: Andrew Harvey and Carolyn Baker, Ph.D.,
Let us contemplate at least eight lessons animals can teach us, if we dare to open to them.
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- Written by: Nancy Dreschel
Dogs definitely see the world differently than people do, but it’s a myth that their view is just black, white and grim shades of gray.
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- Written by: Erika Buenaflor, M.A., J.D.
Developing symbolic communication systems with animals can be exciting and informative and help us to advance our spiritual growth and awareness.
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- Written by: Seren Bertrand
Every 29.5 days the moon completes her orbit around Earth, showing us the magical phases of her feminine faces.
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- Written by: Ellen Evert Hopman
Fall Equinox is the time when the seas become rough as the winter gales set in. It is also the middle of the harvest, when day and night are of equal length...
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- Written by: Susan Hazel and Tracey Taylor
Canine cognitive dysfunction, akin to dementia in humans, is often overlooked in senior dogs. With symptoms like disorientation, changes in behavior, and increased anxiety, recognizing these signs is crucial for prompt veterinary consultation. Recent studies highlight the potential role of exercise in mitigating risks associated with doggy dementia, emphasizing the importance of maintaining an active lifestyle for older pets.
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- Written by: Michael Skov Jensen
Many people think today's family dog is spoiled and has it all too good. However, they often suffer from loneliness and the unrealistic social expectations of owners.
