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Aching For The Heavens: Curing Our Homesickness
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Aching For The Heavens: Curing Our Homesickness

I have become well acquainted with this marvelous sensation throughout my travels, as many places once unfamiliar to me have become second homes. Returning to them feels like walking into the arms of an old friend as I become reacquainted with a place I know and love once more. It’s a curious phenomenon: the more I travel, the more home becomes a steadiness within me rather than a place outside of me.

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“Yes” Is A Commitment, “No” Is A Choice
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“Yes” Is A Commitment, “No” Is A Choice

Have you ever felt stretched thin, with not enough time and energy for everything on your plate? Then you might have accidentally said “yes” to too many things. Here’s the thing: ”Yes” is a commitment, and “No” is a choice. That’s something I’ve learned during my personal growth journey, which I recently spoke about on LUNA The Podcast.

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Hack Your Hormones: How Harnessing Your Cycle’s Hormones Maximizes Productivity & Success
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Hack Your Hormones: How Harnessing Your Cycle’s Hormones Maximizes Productivity & Success

Like the reliably and constantly shifting lunar phases, menstruating bodies experience subtle changes on a daily basis, resulting in significant transformations when perceived across the time span of 28 days. Within this timeframe, we experience phases of fullness - a desire to experience all that life has to offer - as well as phases that require rejuvenation and building ourselves back up to our full vibrance.

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Can Psychedelic Drugs Go Beyond Recreation?
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Can Psychedelic Drugs Go Beyond Recreation?

Psychedelic drugs like ayahuasca, peyote, and mushrooms have long been recognized as the drugs that defined America in the 1960s (most notably, the Woodstock Festival). Psychedelics have been around much longer than the past 50 years in fact; their history dates as early as the late 1400s and 1500s throughout many different cultures and religions. With increasing research on their effects, these drugs are no longer only utilized for recreational use but have expanded to help treat mental health disorders like anxiety, depression, and PTSD.

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Nurture Your Body With The Benefits Of Nature
Health, Mental Health, Environment, Lifestyle Nicole Zintzun Health, Mental Health, Environment, Lifestyle Nicole Zintzun

Nurture Your Body With The Benefits Of Nature

Summer is finally in full swing, which means plenty of sunny days with dreamy weather: the best time of year to be outdoors and soak up nature's health benefits. Dedicating a few minutes of time to get outside has a plethora of benefits, including mental well-being, intake of vitamin D, improved concentration and creativity, and a decrease in screentime.

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Transform Your Health With These Amazon Products
Health, Lifestyle Nicole Zintzun Health, Lifestyle Nicole Zintzun

Transform Your Health With These Amazon Products

Transform your health starting at its foundation. ARMRA Colostrum protects, rebuilds, and strengthens your body’s barriers for defense against everyday threats and enhanced vitality. Rebuilding health from the inside out. With the modern environment evolving and everyday chemicals, pollutants, pathogens, and processed ingredients threatening our mental and physical state, our bodies need protection now more than ever. At ARMRA, we use proprietary, low-heat extraction technology and leverage immune intelligence to protect, restore, and enhance complete immune health and cellular performance.

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Choosing Radical Contentedness
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Choosing Radical Contentedness

I had an epiphany today.

I’ve been thinking about the consequences of always chasing the future and pursuing goals. It’s easier for me to keep pushing forward than to rest, because the coping mechanism for the emotional minefield within me has been staying busy; it feels dramatically easier for me to put my energy into working hard and being productive than it does for me to let go and rest. In my mind, busy = safe, at least until I burn out.

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Making Sense Of The Enneagram
Health, Mental Health Nicole Zintzun Health, Mental Health Nicole Zintzun

Making Sense Of The Enneagram

Its origin and history have been highly disputed but one thing we know about the enneagram is that it is not new to the party. Some say it has been around in some form since around the 1960s, while others believe the basis of it has been around for much longer, hundreds or possibly thousands of years.

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Finding True Acceptance
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Finding True Acceptance

The Oxford Dictionary defines acceptance as “the action or process of being received as adequate or suitable.” Acceptance is the acknowledgment that we are good enough and worthy of love exactly the way that we are. Nothing can replace that feeling of being truly seen and accepted.

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Mercury RX: The Video In Your Head
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Mercury RX: The Video In Your Head

If your plans are going haywire, delayed, or getting canceled altogether, congratulations! Mercury Rx is giving you the opportunity to pause your inner ‘footage’ and bring any blurry ideas, goals, or hangups into high-resolution so that you can examine them.

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Opinion: Reclaiming Spiritual Power In Light Of Religious Abuse
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Opinion: Reclaiming Spiritual Power In Light Of Religious Abuse

Disclaimer: This article talks about abuse in a spiritual context that is not aimed at any particular religion. Spiritual abuse may occur in any and all practiced faiths. With over two-thirds of Americans practicing religion, spirituality exists as a pillar in many lives, serving to guide, create balance, and build connections to a higher power.

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Soul Work vs Shadow Work
Health, Spirituality Danica Blaisdell Health, Spirituality Danica Blaisdell

Soul Work vs Shadow Work

Time and time again, I am reminded that soul work is far more effective than shadow work, especially in today’s times. “Why should shadow work be left in the past,” you might ask. To understand why, first know that there are two lenses of spirituality: micro and macro.

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Model Turned Mama Bird, Denise Vasi

Model Turned Mama Bird, Denise Vasi

My name is Denise Vasi, and I have spent 20+ years as a model and actress. However, when I transitioned into motherhood, I started to look at health and wellness in a different way. When I looked at the industry seven years ago, I saw a tremendous lack of diversity and lack of inclusivity.

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