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- Earth Element
Earth (Integration Cycle)
The fourth cycle of spiritual growth and evolution takes all the other cycles and integrates them within our mind-body-spirit healing. With a grounded sense firmly planted, and rooted in one's purpose, this earth element returns us to our authentic self. From here, the cycle begins again, until we reach our highest level of consciousness, a state of Samadhi, a Samadhi Life.
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Top 10 Reasons to Journal Close your eyes as you let thoughts and words instinctively string together to form personal expressions from the inner mind and heart. All it takes is a little inspiration, motivation and the perfect read more... |
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Top 10 Healing Crystals Create positive change in you body and mindset as you enlighten, energize and find that inspired balance from the therapeutic powers of crystals, stones and gems. As an alternative healing practice, the read more... |
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Sage and Smudging Sage belongs to the Lamiaceae or mint family and is grouped under the genus name Salvia. Today there are over 700 species of sage herbs, shrubs, annuals and perennials such as common sage (Salvia) read more... |
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What to Compost" There is a variety of materials one can use to compost. Microorganisms require the right balance of carbon and nitrogen in order to break down organic matter. 'Brown' carbon rich materials read more... |
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What Not to Compost As a rule of thumb, anything that is placed in your compost pile should not be treated with herbicides, pesticides or poisons. Chemically treated materials and woods should also be avoided. read more... |
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The Legend of the Dream Catcher Colorfully decorated with feathers, beads and sometimes a visual totem, dreamcatchers are a well-known and popular Native American craft. Originating from a word which means 'spider', a dreamcatcher read more... |
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How to Recycle Plastics In 1988 the Society of the Plastics Industry presented the resin identification code in response to the growing increase of recycling programs. According to this numerical code, plastics are identified read more... |
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Printmaking The rapid rise in technology, computer reliability, and software has changed many aspects of culture, including art and printmaking. Instead of utilizing traditional and respected printmaking methods read more... |
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Compost Happens Composting is the decomposition or the breakdown of biodegradable organic matter using bacteria, yeast and fungi to create a dark, earthy smelling fertilizer called compost. This nutrient filled read more... |
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The Great Bamboo-Cotton Debate The market for eco-friendly textiles is rapidly on the rise in the face of a catastrophic global shift. Today, the fashion industry, businesses, organizations and consumers have read more... |
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Sage Stick Ingredients The vibrant purple color of lavender adds a striking pop of color to any garden or field. Lavender grows natively throughout south Europe, North Africa, the Mediterranean and India. With its sweet read more... |
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The Danger of Toxic Toys As unpredictable and curious as babies and toddlers can be, it is no surprise that their most precious playthings are often times victims of repeated gnawing, chewing and sucking. With this in mind read more... |
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Tibetan Prayer Flags Slightly frayed rectangular pieces of strung cloth delicately sway from the tops of snow capped mountain peaks, ridges and across the porches and eves of homes. These are prayer flags, an ancient read more... |
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Plastics 101 Although we may not realize it, plastic is all around us. Since the world's introduction to the first human-made plastic called parkesine by Alexander Parkes at the 1862 World's Fair in London, plastic read more... |
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A Heap of Trouble: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Some call it "The Great Pacific Garbage Patch" or "The North Pacific Subtropical Gyre". Others simply know it as the "Garbage Vortex". Whatever you want to call it, the names all reference the same thing read more... |


