From time to time, I’m reminded of the divisive outlook on life by various members of society. It might be a newscast reporting on racial tension someplace in the world. Maybe it goes beyond tension and extends to violence. And, sometimes, it’s closer to home, as some
Read more →If you’ve been a regular reader of Living Intentionally, you’ll know that I’m a big fan of going barefoot. Going barefoot has a lot of good things going for it, including readily offering earthing/grounding and giving our bodies the equivalent of a nice dose of antioxidants thanks
Read more →In an earlier article, I proposed that a move to a global green economy could end up producing many jobs. According to a new report from the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), there seems to be agreement with this idea. According to the report, a net gain
Read more →It’s a fact of this universe that we live in a realm of cause and effect. When push comes to shove, something is going to happen. We’re talking laws of physics here. Because of this physics thing, we can’t escape it: All our choices, whatever they may
Read more →In the years following the industrial revolution, developed countries have seen per capita energy consumption increasing steadily. The US, Canada and UK are some of the highest consumers of energy. And despite well-intentioned suggestions that we turn to biofuels, wind energy and solar power as replacements for
Read more →I’m absolutely delighted to announce our new Living Intentionally audio podcast. I’ll try to get these out on a regular basis to give you a little bit of a change from reading. If you like what you’ve heard, please spread the word! Click the play button below
Read more →It’s supposed to be easy. Everything is supposed to be easy. Everything is easy. You live in a dream world. You’re surrounded by illusions. And the illusions change when you change your thinking! Tell yourself it’s easy. Tell yourself often. Make it a mantra. Eat, sleep, and
Read more →As reported at mercola.com and USA Today, Kashi has become the poster child of how lax labeling laws can leave consumers believing they’re buying one thing when, in fact, they’re getting something else entirely. Case in point: In Kashi’s “natural” cereals, the soy used is GMO. For
Read more →“Garbage In, Garbage Out.” That’s a saying that we’ve gotten used to over the years, and it has a lot of relevance in our lives. If we put junk into the system, it’s nearly impossible to get high quality stuff coming out at the end of the
Read more →When I was a boy growing up, I was blessed to be in a small town that was surrounded by lakes, rivers and forests. It was common for me and my friends to head off to the lake on a summer morning only to come home for
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