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energy . strength . courage Red has historically been associated with courage, fire, beauty, health, passion, sexuality, power, love, and joy. In numerous cultures, red is the color of happiness. POSITIVE ASPECTS Love, Passion, Confidence, Joy, Courage, Energy, Determination CHALLENGES

Just like us, our animal friends are most probably welcoming a break from the summer, too. But the cooler weather may also bring some dangers for our pets. Here are some tips to keep our animal companions happy and healthy

        by Beth Brown-Rinella As a healer, I often meet people and think, “Wow, they could use healing!” Now I don’t mean this in a judgmental, critical way — no, I truly see that their lives could

by Bethanny Gonzalez, Certified Aromatherapist www.GaiasHealingGifts.com   Camomile (Anthemis Nobilis) Essential Oil is extracted from the flowers of the Roman Camomile plant. It has been used for centuries to promote deep sleep and relaxation. This calming and uplifting essential oil

Attributes: Communication, Spiritual Growth Chakra: Throat and Heart Planet: Jupiter Element: Earth / Storm Astrological Sign: Sagittarius Mined in:  USA, China, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Tibet. In many ancient cultures, Turquoise was a symbol of wealth and prosperity. This gemstone

Note from the Editor: We shared the story of “Building a Selenite Network” in the September 2015 issue of White Lotus Magazine. The response from our readers was heart-warming, and the article seemed to have motivated others to share their

The Soul of the Elephant – A moving documentary exploring the last remaining herds of elephants in one of the most remote places in Africa Review by Annamaria Geresdi “They emerged from the swamps 50 million years ago and became

Linden tea is an excellent herbal tea filled with an array of many different antioxidants, nutrients, and vitamins – one that can be very beneficial to our daily health. Its traditional uses include helping treat colds or coughs, relieving nervous

With our busy lifestyles, we find ourselves spending very little time outside and even less time focusing on ourselves. We may have demanding jobs, families to tend to, errands to run, and chores to do. We may feel stretched thin,

by Leora Dappen Modern living has, in essence, severed our umbilical cords to Mother Earth.  Our ancestors used to do everything on the ground: they ate, slept, and walked directly connected to the earth.  Although much of the world still