| NOVA Magazine: Articles |
| June 2013 "Give Back to Tibet" |
20.4 |
Give Back to Tibet |
As the Dalai Lama visits Australia this month, Jeremy Ball calls on us all to translate our love for His Holiness into tangible support for his tormented homeland. |
20.4 |
A Mythical Balanced Diet |
In adopting a diet based on grain, we have sacrificed health for comfort and security, says nutritional toxicologist Peter Dingle PhD. |
20.4 |
A Journey Shared |
Our much loved relationships counsellor Dr Charmaine Saunders shares her own recent journey beyond pain, one with lessons for us a |
20.4 |
Beating the Blues |
Self help is a proven pathway for overcoming depression, as Margaret Evans learns in a new edition of the highly successful Beating the Blues. |
20.4 |
Getting to Sleep |
Oliver LeJus suggests some Oriental wisdom for beating the burden of insomnia |
20.4 |
Transformative Love |
Spiritual teacher and holistic healer David G Arenson ND challenges us to live our life’s purpose |
20.4 |
Eating Earlier |
Wholefood cooking with Jude Blereau |
20.4 |
Hormonal Health |
While uterine polyps are rarely cancerous, they can cause problems. Naturopath Lyn Craven discusses treatment options |
20.4 |
Walking for Country |
Adrian Glamorgan joins voices against uranium mining in the red dirt of Yeelirrie |
20.4 |
Psychic Fluidity |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
20.4 |
Theosophy Old and New |
By Pedro Oliveira, Acting Education Coordinator, The Theosophical Society in Australia |
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| May 2013 "The Best Cure |
20.3 |
The New Shamanic Journey |
Dr Rafael Locke, a leader in Shamanic teaching in Australia, explores how the oldest spiritual practice is evolving in our modern world |
20.3 |
The Best Cure |
Having a good laugh is seriously underrated but so good for us, says public health advocate Peter Dingle PhD |
20.3 |
Birthing the Black Madonna |
Radical Passion: Sacred Love and Wisdom in Action is Andrew's latest work, a summation of his life's work, the marriage of the mystical teachings of the world and sacred activism. |
20.3 |
Overcoming Insomnia |
Getting a good night's sleep is getting harder and harder for many of us. Oriental practitioner Oliver LeJus explores the rise of insomnia |
20.3 |
Brotherly Love |
A man called Braco who holds crowds enthralled simply through his gaze is making his first visit to Australia in June. Sahaja Coventry shares her sense of anticipation |
20.3 |
Nature's Power Foods |
From The Metabolic Clock Cookbook by Julie Rennie published by Rockpool Publishing |
20.3 |
Oceans on the Edge |
Could the ocean be the site of the next significant extinction event? Adrian Glamorgan has gone fishing for facts |
20.3 |
Staying Youthful |
Naturopath Lyn Craven continues her series on anti ageing therapy |
20.3 |
Special Teaching Uncle |
Jeremy Ball traces the journey to wisdom of Uncle Bob Randall |
20.3 |
'Getting Things Done' Time |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
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| April 2013 "The Return of Rumi" |
20.2 |
The Return of Rumi |
Our troubled age is calling for the often searing truths of the mystical poet Rumi if we are to birth a new world, says renowned spiritual scholar Andrew Harvey |
20.2 |
Gratitude and Good Health |
Being thankful imparts many important health benefits, including greater happiness and a longer life, says Peter Dingle PhD |
20.2 |
New World of Food |
Rising food prices caused by shortage and speculation will change our world. And, says Adrian Glamorgan, Australia has a key role to play in food security. |
20.2 |
Living the Dream |
Naturopath and spiritual teacher David G Arenson ND suggests a 10 step approach to attract the life you want |
20.2 |
Healing Warmth |
As we move into autumn, we need to counteract the cold, dry, edgy influence of Vata, says Ayurvedic cook Nadia Marshall |
20.2 |
Examine Your Life |
Dr Charmaine Saunders suggests stopping and taking a look at our life when relationships get rocky |
20.2 |
Physical Fitness in Wellness |
Physiotherapist and Pilates instructor Roshan Singh discusses the vital role of physical fitness in achieving wellness. |
20.2 |
Relieving Symptoms of MS |
While a cure for multiple sclerosis is still elusive, TCM offers real hope for improving the lives of sufferers, says Olivier LeJus |
20.2 |
A Mystic for our Times |
Jeremy Ball's first meeting with the work of Father Bede Griffiths hinted at a mystical force at work |
20.2 |
Wild Times |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
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| March 2013 "Living Ethically" |
20.1 |
Living Ethically |
His Holiness the Dalai Lama will be making his ninth visit to Australia in June, to instill his belief that an ethical life transcends all barriers. |
20.1 |
Acidosis and Chronic Illness |
When our body is too acidic, it is a key warning signal that our diet and lifestyle need urgent attention, says public health advocate Peter Dingle PhD. |
20.1 |
Embracing the Earth |
Jeremy Ball takes us on the incredible journey of the Earth Treasure Vases and their guardian Cynthia Jurs |
20.1 |
The Price of Love |
Relationships counsellor Dr Charmaine Saunders offers a wish for us all in 2013 |
20.1 |
Feeding the Seven Billion |
Adrian Glamorgan explores what the rapid growth of so called BRIC countries may mean for Australia in this Asian Century. Part One. |
20.1 |
The Truth About Chocolate |
Wholefood with Jude Blereau |
20.1 |
Great Healing |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
20.1 |
Living a Life of Joy |
Liz Coggins profiles humanitarian clown Patch Adams who will headline the upcoming International Natural Medicine Summit |
20.1 |
Autoimmune Attack |
Olivier LeJus begins an examination of traditional treatments for Multiple Sclerosis |
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| February 2013 "Finding the Feminine" |
19.12 |
Mountain Blessings |
Sydney natural therapist Kerrie Kelly completes her healing journey guided by the great goddess, Kuan Yin |
19.12 |
Divinely Feminine |
By stepping out of the shadow cast by mythology over womanhood we can reclaim our Divine Feminine essence, says Maureen Buckley-Fox |
19.12 |
Better Over Time |
Father of six and life and business coach Brett Jones shares his views on how to succeed in our primary relationship |
19.12 |
Change of Heart |
A spiritual study group within the World Bank sounds highly fanciful. But, says Adrian Glamorgan, hope for change lies within |
19.12 |
Is Raw Food Healthy? |
Raw food is an approach to eating that has grown steadily in recent years, with its supporters claiming it boosts energy and vitality. John Evans of Alive Organics shares his views |
19.12 |
Don't Push Your Limit |
Naturopath Lyn Craven addresses a disorder that speaks volumes about our busy modern lifestyles, adrenal exhaustion |
19.12 |
Rethinking Diabetes |
The modern scourge of Type 2 diabetes doesn't need to be a fixed sentence, says public health advocate Peter Dingle PhD. But to reverse decades of damage takes real effort. |
19.12 |
Warming the Meridians |
Oriental medicine practitioner Olivier LeJus explores the Qi-strengthening technique called Moxibustion |
19.12 |
Father of New Biology |
Jeremy Ball begins a new series looking at influential and evolutionary thinkers in the holistic field. This month it is Dr Bruce Lipton. |
19.12 |
Spirit of Aquarius |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
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| January 2013 "Seize the Day" |
19.11 |
Hiding Secrets |
2013 is the Chinese Year of the Water Snake, promising a more moderate and optimistic year than 2012 but with tensions just beneath the surface, says Feng Shui consultant Juliana Abram |
19.11 |
Antidepressant Overload |
Given the rising burden of depression in our society, our reliance on antidepressants needs careful scrutiny, says public health advocate Peter Dingle PhD. |
19.11 |
Allow Yourself to be Happy |
Every day is a chance to renew your spirit afresh, regardless of what's gone before, says counsellor Dr Charmaine Saunders |
19.11 |
Diabetes and TCM - Part 2 |
Olivier Lejus continues his exploration of the role of Traditional Chinese Medicine in treating this not-so-modern disease. |
19.11 |
Generous as Anything |
A recent autobiography proves the merit of a life lived generously. Margaret Evans speaks with Lentil as Anything founder, Shanaka Fernando. |
19.11 |
Lifting the Festive Fog |
January has arrived and along with it, festive season recovery mode. Ayurvedic Nutrition with Nadia Marshall. |
19.11 |
Goddess Rising |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
19.11 |
What Planet Are We On? |
Does Doha simply show us that we're all living in a bubble of climate change denial? asks Adrian Glamorgan |
19.11 |
Science vs God |
2012 was just the beginning and now let's seize each moment as an expression of the Divine, says Jeremy Ball |
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| December 2012 "A New Birth" |
19.10 |
Soul Pioneer |
The woman Deepak Chopra has called “the voice for conscious evolution of our time” is bringing her infectious enthusiasm to Australia this month for UPLIFT 2012. Margaret Evans speaks with Barbara Marx Hubbard. |
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The Margarine Myth |
Far from being a healthy natural saviour, evidence is mounting that margarine, with or without deadly trans fats, may be harmful for our health, says nutritional toxicologist Peter Dingle PhD |
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Celebrate 21.12.2012 |
December 21, 2012, as a great universal solstice, is a potent opportunity to invite the Divine into our lives. Make sure you celebrate it, urges Jeremy Ball |
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Diabetes & Chinese Medicine |
Diabetes is a major health scourge of our times, affecting Western nations and now the rising powers of China and India. Olivier Lejus begins a two part series on the role of Chinese medicine in treating it successfully |
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Turbulent Currents |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
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Sweet Christmas |
Wholefood cooking with Jude Blereau |
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The Enlightened Path |
Naturopath and spiritual teacher David G Arenson ND poses a question we all ask ourselves at some time, 'What is my purpose in this life?' |
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Wings of Change |
In the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy the imperative for change becomes ever stronger, says Adrian Glamorgan |
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Two Way Pleasure |
Love yourself enough to ask for the gift that gives you pleasure at Christmas, advises Dr Charmaine Saunders. |
| November 2012 "The Full Fat Story" |
19.9 |
Standing for the Tarkine |
Ghosts of Tasmania's Franklin River protest are stirring as the threat of mining in the ancient Tarkine Wilderness becomes a reality. Story by Scott Jordan of the Tarkine National Coalition |
19.9 |
Unwelcome Guests |
There's a whole galaxy of parasites in our world and, says naturopath Lyn Craven, there are many that love us most of all! |
19.9 |
Deep Healing |
The deeply meditative theta state of mind is attracting keen interest for its healing potential. Margaret Evans speaks with Vianna Stibal |
19.9 |
Start with Self Awareness |
Counsellor Dr Charmaine Saunders identifies the steps towards stronger relationships |
19.9 |
Stay in your Heart |
Jeremy Ball shares the wisdom of New Zealand's ancient Waitaha people for our transformative time |
19.9 |
Vitamin Qi |
Perth-based energy healer and meditation teacher Chiu Chi Wen explains why a tree is a deep draught of fresh air to the spirit. |
19.9 |
Weight Loss with TCM |
With obesity now a global issue, including in China and India, Chinese medicine is proving its worth with this condition too, as Olivier Lejus explains. |
19.9 |
Time for Truth |
Astrology with Daniel Soweluz |
19.9 |
Saturated Fats: Truth and Lies |
With cholesterol drugs and polyunsaturated fats and oils huge earners for big industry, we owe it to ourselves to examine the research into saturated fats and their supposed links with heart disease. Peter Dingle PhD presents his findings with acknowledgements to Matthew Partridge |
19.9 |
Strawberry Heaven |
November is a juicy foretaste of summer and just happens to be Victorian Strawberry Month, kicking off the season that lasts until May. In that State 85 growers are tilling the soil to produce an estimated 25,000 tonnes of strawberries, not to mention more delicious harvests all over Australia. |
| October 2012 "Down-Stress Your Life" |
19.8 |
Voices of Stillness |
An album of spiritual music is catching our secular world by surprise. Margaret Evans speaks with Royal Wedding composer Paul Mealor |
19.8 |
Sowing Doubt |
Climate change is just one important debate that's been hijacked by powerful deniers who've traded on our ignorance of science, says Adrian Glamorgan |
19.8 |
Spirit of the Kimberley |
The spectacular Kimberley region of far north Western Australia holds a powerful spiritual attraction. Daniel Sowelu recounts his recent journey by camel into this magnificent landscape. |
19.8 |
Being Happy |
There's a lot to appreciate in everyone's life even when things are tough, suggests Dr Charmaine Saunders |
19.8 |
Sense the Possibilities |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
19.8 |
It's Just a Moment |
As widely predicted, 2012 is following a path of dramatic change, both on global and personal levels. Rebecca Glover shares her own insights |
19.8 |
Epigenetics and Disease |
While our parents' diet and lifestyle have moulded us to some degree, we, in turn, can largely control our health and wellbeing through our own choices. Peter Dingle PhD continues his research into the emerging field of epigenetics. |
19.8 |
Eating the Ayurvedic Way |
We introduce a new quarterly column by Nadia Marshall exploring an ancient holistic approach to good digestion |
19.8 |
Pet Therapy for Epilepsy |
Olivier Lejus continues his exploration of alternative treatment methods for the disabling condition of epilepsy |
19.8 |
Down-Stress your Life |
Living without stress is almost an impossibility in today's world, unless you've found your island hideaway! The secret is in managing it, says naturopath Lyn Craven |
| September 2012 "Epigenetics" |
19.7 |
Return of the Truth |
The annual I Can Do It workshops last month in Melbourne and Sydney were a feast of inspiration, says Margaret Evans |
19.7 |
Good Communication |
Being a better listener is a great start to better relationships, says Dr Charmaine Saunders |
19.7 |
A Reiki Journey |
Keeping up with an eminent Japanese Shingon priest takes a great deal of energy, as Reiki practitioner, teacher and author Frans Stiene discovers. |
19.7 |
Delineating Beauty |
While Water Burley Griffin is given credit for the design of Canberra, Adrian Glamorgan tells us his wife, impassioned by the beauty of the natural world, helped bring it to fruition |
19.7 |
A Great Start |
Wholefood cooking with Jude Blereau |
19.7 |
Beating our Genes |
The new science of epigenetics is discounting the long accepted fatalistic belief that 'it's all in the genes'. It means, says Peter Dingle PhD, we can ward off and even reverse many diseases. He presents the first part of his research. |
19.7 |
Making Changes |
Lifestyle and dietary changes may be needed to achieve a well functioning digestive system, says naturopath Lyn Craven. She continues her explanation of Leaky Gut Syndrome |
19.7 |
Alternative Treatments for Epilepsy |
Olivier Lejus explores how alternative treatments are offering new hope for one of mankind's most stigmatised disorders, epilepsy |
19.7 |
The Time is Now |
The revered Kogi people of mountainous Colombia are calling us to heed their message of urgent action to save our planet. Jeremy Ball shares their call with us. |
19.7 |
Power & Sensitivity |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
| August 2012 "True Food" |
19.6 |
Relating without Borders |
Staying open to life's possibilities creates abundance in all things, including love, says relationships counsellor Dr Charmaine Saunders |
19.6 |
Back to the Wild |
The world first release of two endangered orangutans back to the wild in Borneo holds hope for the survival of this so-close-to human species. |
19.6 |
Egypt's Goddess Power |
Jo Buchanan recounts an occasion when Egypt's goddesses exerted their subtle power |
19.6 |
The Truth about Nutrition |
Food guidelines such as RDIs are falling short of the latest studies into optimum nutrition with a likely impact on our rates of chronic illness, says Peter Dingle PhD |
19.6 |
The Essence Within |
Sydney-based intuitive healer Olivia Trussell urges each of us to find our authentic voice - and let it sing. |
19.6 |
The Season of Life |
Wholefood cooking with Jude Blereau |
19.6 |
To Save a Tree |
When an individual makes a stand, anything is possible. Adrian Glamorgan recounts a suburban tale. |
19.6 |
Maintaining Gut Integrity |
Naturopath Lyn Craven begins a two part series examining the poorly understood but disabling condition called Leaky Gut Syndrome |
19.6 |
Choose to Be |
Bestselling author Neale Donald Walsch brings his message for self acceptance as the basis of happiness to Australia this month. |
19.6 |
Energy Galore |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
| July 2012 "A Sustainable Life" |
19.5 |
Caring for You |
Bestselling author Cheryl Richardson has devoted much of her life to caring for others, so understands better than most its pitfalls. She speaks with Rosamund Burton |
19.5 |
The Strength of Belief |
Adrian Glamorgan retraces his own steps in the movement that saved Tasmania's last wild river, the Franklin |
19.5 |
Customising Sustainability |
When we embrace sustainability on a personal level, and shape it to our own lifestyles, it becomes achievable, says sustainability advocate Mark C. Coleman |
19.5 |
Two Way Talk |
The link between our brain and our gut is still poorly understood. Naturopath Lyn Craven explains this crucial mind-body connection |
19.5 |
Thinking for the 21st Century |
In our world of rapid change, our mindset needs to measure up, says Peter Dingle PhD |
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A Fine Balance |
The 'dos and don'ts' of being the second wife, with relationships counsellor Dr Charmaine Saunders |
19.5 |
Go Plastic Free in July |
with Jude Blereau |
19.5 |
TCM and Drug Addiction |
Traditional Chinese Medicine has a long history of treating drug dependency, as Olivier Lejus outlines |
19.5 |
What's Age got to do with it? |
Jo Buchanan celebrates Life |
19.5 |
Great Awakening |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
| June 2012 "Mind Power" |
19.4 |
Toltec Teacher |
Don Miguel Ruiz is well known as the author of the enduring bestseller The Four Agreements. He speaks with Rosamund Burton on the eve of his first Australian tour. |
19.4 |
Beyond the Physical |
Jo Buchanan shares her own extraordinary awareness of expanded consciousness |
19.4 |
Change your Mind |
The power of our mind is almost without limit. The key, says Dr Charmaine Saunders, is in unlocking its vast potential through awareness and conscious choice |
19.4 |
Grassroots Hope |
Adrian Glamorgan finds inspiration in the efforts of six humble but determined people |
19.4 |
Thought Power |
The more you visualise a situation, research shows the more you are on the way to making it a reality. Peter Dingle PhD explores some fascinating potentials. |
19.4 |
Controlling Endometriosis |
Naturopath Jeremy Hill (NDAdv, HMAdv, NutAdv) examines this troubling condition affecting 20% of women of child bearing age. |
19.4 |
A Pot of Beans |
Wholefood cook Jude Blereau suggests an economical winter warmer |
19.4 |
Treating Drug Addictions |
Olivier Lejus examines different treatment methods for a problem that has afflicted all societies and is still as strongly entrenched as ever |
19.4 |
Open to the Mysteries |
Jeremy Ball continues his journey into discovering more of the wisdom of Mayan elders |
19.4 |
Venus Transit |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
| May 2012 "Weight Loss" |
19.3 |
Bush Sitting |
Adrian Glamorgan stops and breathes in the wonder of landscape |
19.3 |
Take Back Control |
Our food system has never been more closely regulated and sanitised and, it follows, we should be healthier then ever. So, asks Margaret Evans, why are two thirds of Australians overweight and our nation facing frightening epidemics of lifestyle diseases? |
19.3 |
From Imagination to Reality |
Never underestimate the power of the imagination, says Jo Buchanan. It has a way of becoming reality. |
19.3 |
Connect with the Maya |
Jeremy Ball speaks with Mayan teacher Miguel Angel Vergara |
19.3 |
Hypnotherapy and IBS |
Clinical hypnotherapist Michelle White DCht MIACT lived with the debilitating symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) for 15 years before discovering the healing properties of gut directed hypnotherapy. She shares her journey to health with this holistic approach. |
19.3 |
Back to Basics |
Forget slimming diets says naturopath Lyn Craven. Losing weight means getting back to basics and really wanting to change. |
19.3 |
Stimulating Qi |
Olivier Lejus continues his discussion of Chinese Medicine's use of acupuncture to treat cancer holistically |
19.3 |
Find Your Joy |
Relationships counsellor Dr Charmaine Saunders says at any point in our lives, we can find happiness. |
19.3 |
Act to Beat Anxiety |
Clinical psychologist Dr Simone Hughes (MAPS, PhD) looks at the pervasive condition of anxiety and how to overcome it |
19.3 |
Astrology |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
| April 2012 "Antarctica" |
19.2 |
Stones of Wonder |
Jo Buchanan explores the multifaceted properties of crystals that have intrigued humans over millennia, from Druid ceremonies to the silicon chip |
19.2 |
Secrets of the Ice |
Acclaimed climate change scientist Professor Herbert Huppert shares his impressions of changing patterns - and the eternal rhythms of nature - during a scientific voyage to Antarctica early this year. |
19.2 |
The Path of the Crystal |
In our troubled times, a path to wisdom that penetrates the everyday fog like a ray of brilliant sunshine has great appeal. Sally Price explains her personal experience of Dzogchen. |
19.2 |
Online Love |
Relationships counsellor Dr Charmaine Saunders dips her toe into internet dating |
19.2 |
Take a Deep Breath |
Wholefood cooking with Jude Blereau |
19.2 |
Flat Batteries |
Naturopath Jeremy Hill ( NDAdv, HMAdv, NutAdv) suggests boosting your own personal powerhouse |
19.2 |
A Case for Supplements |
Peter Dingle PhD argues that it's no longer possible to get all the nutrients we need from food because it is so compromised in quality and we should be taking supplements. |
19.2 |
Boosing Immunity |
Olivier Lejus examines the role Chinese Medicine is playing in treating mankind's most feared disease, cancer |
19.2 |
Easing the Strain |
Prolapsed bladder is a midlife condition for many women, causing pain and embarrassment. Naturopath Lyn Craven explains its cause, symptoms and some treatment options |
19.2 |
A Juggling Act |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
| March 2012 "Strength" |
19.1 |
The Stress Cycle |
Stress, the malady of our times, increases our need for nutrients and, at the same time, depletes those we already have, says Peter Dingle PhD |
19.1 |
Summer's Last Fling |
Wholefood nutrition with Jude Blereau |
19.1 |
Strong is the New Skinny |
Chandrika Gibson finds that yoga plays a key role in achieving the latest body ideal |
19.1 |
Seeking Truth |
At home and across the world, there's a shared sense that things must change. Adrian Glamorgan feels it is a yearning for truth - and it won't go away |
19.1 |
Moving In |
Jo Buchanan draws strength from her connections of compassion and love |
19.1 |
Hitchhikers |
You'd be surprised who's hitching a ride on your body, says naturopath Jeremy Hill NDAdv, HMAdv, NutAdv |
19.1 |
Hard to Swallow |
Australia is on track to become the first country in the world to sell GM bread. But, asks Rosamund Burton, is that really a distinction we should be prepared to accept? |
19.1 |
The Happiness Principle |
Happiness just happens when we live each day with a light heart, says relationships counsellor Dr Charmaine Saunders |
19.1 |
Animal Acupuncture |
Olivier Lejus explores new uses of an ancient animal healing technique first used in China 2,000 years ago |
19.1 |
Potent Forces |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
| February 2012 "Altruism" |
18.12 |
The Altruism Gene |
In our hyper competitive 21st Century world of super cities and urban alienation, Ruth Drobnak asks if we still possess the instinct to help others. |
18.12 |
Ethical Evolution |
In a world of dramatic change, we all gain heart from inspirational efforts to improve the lives of our fellow humans around the world. One Health Organisation is one such agent for social enterprise that is achieving great success, as CEO Jimi Wollumbin explains. |
18.12 |
Coming to Amma |
A visit to our shores in 2012 by a great living saint will give joy and hope to many. Margaret Evans previews the visit by Amma in April |
18.12 |
The Road to Jericho |
Adrian Glamorgan explores how the parable of the Good Samaritan can inform our choices today |
18.12 |
Inspirational Neptune |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
18.12 |
A Summer Cleanse |
Holidays are over and it's time to get back into the usual routine. Naturopath Lyn Craven advises a safe and effective detox to boost your energy and vitality |
18.12 |
The Circle of Compassion |
Holistic healers are the luckiest of people, says Chandrika Gibson, because in giving they receive so much in return. |
18.12 |
Fibromyalgia & Chinese Medicine |
Oriental medicine practitioner Olivier Lejus continues his look at this painful condition and its treatment according to Chinese medical principles |
18.12 |
Enter the Water Dragon |
In 2012, prepare for the unexpected in the mysterious realm of the Dragon, says Feng Shui's Juliana Abram |
18.12 |
Chutney Season |
Wholefood with Jude Blereau |
| January 2012 "Learning" |
18.11 |
Foundations of Health |
As we set out on a new year of abundant health and vitality, it's vital to ensure our digestive system is working well, says naturopath Lyn Craven. |
18.11 |
Just Act Normal |
Regular visitor to Egypt Jo Buchanan is used to well laid plans going awry. But the prophetic date of 11.11.11 posed a unique challenge. |
18.11 |
India's Nuclear Politics |
The names of Buddha and Shakti, both sacred in India, have been borrowed for the most destructive of man's endeavours, creating a nuclear bomb. And, says Adrian Glamorgan, Australia has now dealt itself directly into the high stakes game of Indian nuclear politics. |
18.11 |
Silent Waters |
The health of Australia's rivers has never been more precarious, threatened by declining rainfall and man's relentless incursions. Professor Jorg Imberger, Director of the Centre for Water Research University of Western Australia presents a case study with alarming implications for all our estuarine systems. |
18.11 |
Finding Stillness |
It comes as a surprise to find yoga in Australia is more popular than Aussie Rules! Chandrika Gibson examines its enduring appeal. |
18.11 |
Dress Up a Salad |
Wholefood nutrition with Jude Blereau |
18.11 |
Taking Responsibility |
We each hold the key to our own health and happiness. That's the empowering message from Marisa Russo who speaks with Margaret Evans |
18.11 |
Take a Pledge |
Jeremy Ball asks what better guide can we have in these turbulent times than His Holiness, the Dalai Lama. |
18.11 |
Fibromylgia & Eastern Medicine |
Olivier Lejus begins a new series on Chinese medicine's approach to a painful condition affecting women of middle years across the world |
18.11 |
Astrology |
Astrology with Daniel Sowelu |
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