By Julia Hultgren
The November 16 new moon in Scorpio will be leaning on all of us to draw cleansing energy into our lives; evaluating what must go and what can stay, what we want and what we will give. Scorpio handles physical and emotional debris by tying up loose ends in a no-nonsense fashion, especially [...]
Presented by: Michele E. Mukatis
CultivateHealth@gmail.com
A pork tenderloin is the perfect size for two –
four people. Think Valentine’s Day or just to
chase away the winter blues.
1 T. unsalted butter
8 oz. dried apricots and plums
½ c. apricot nectar
¼ c. port wine
1 pork tenderloin (about 1 ½ lb.)
1 T. olive oil
1 T. unsalted butter
Salt and freshly ground black [...]
By Melinda Ribner
It may still be the heart of the winter in many places, but the month of Shevat marks a hidden and mystical time of new beginnings. Shevat is a time of rebirth, new inspiration and creativity. The first part of the month may still feel dark and harsh, but that all changes after [...]
By Julia Hultgren
With the New Moon in Capricorn on the 15th of January we may all be thinking, “so much to do, so little time.” This month our ruler is asking for an outward show of accountability. The solar eclipse acts as a spotlight, beginning a cycle for the next 18 years. This spotlight focuses [...]
Today is day 2 of the New Year, 01-10. The numerology for the month is a 2. For me, the number 2 is important. The number two means that what I started last year is already in progress.
If it is already in progress, why then do I need to set new resolutions? I need to [...]
By Theresa Rose
This is an exerpt from Theresa’s monthly newsletter. She also has a blog, http://theresarose.net where you can subscribe to daily dose of mojo. Theresa is one of the most empowering women I’ve had the pleasure to meet.
I am writing this month’s Rose Report on the morning of January 1, 2010. Normally, I write [...]
By Stephen Simon
If the lines this past weekend are any indication, this is an incredible movie. It definitely on our must see list, along with Clint Eastwood’s Invictus.
Landmark films literally change the face of the art form itself and are rare indeed. THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY, the first big hit silent film; THE JAZZ [...]
Rachael Jayne Groover
The YIN Project
www.TheYinProject.com
Holidays can be one of the hardest times of the year if you are single. I know that first-hand. If you find yourself this year without a partner I urge you not to retreat on your own, but to look around you. How many couples do you see having a committed, [...]
By Mitch Dillman
http://mitchelldillman.com/partner-with-mitchell/
Reprinted with Permission from
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This is my favorite re-work of the old classic this year. Mitch put in a lot of thought when he updated this for his LinkedIn friends. If you have seen any different versions, please let us know.
Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house
Not a creature was stirring, [...]
By Melinda Ribner
Tevet, the darkest month of the year, brings challenges that force us to tap into our inner resources and become stronger. In many places in the world, during the month of Tevet, the weather is cold, the sky is gray, and we find ourselves spending more time inside than outside in nature. These physical conditions [...]