Healthy LivingNon-evasive energy healing paired with traditional medical practices
Pranic Healing serves to enhance lives of those looking for a new form of therapy
Have you ever walked into a tense situation and feel a sense of heaviness overcome you?
As the cliché goes, "you could cut the tension with a knife."
In case you were wondering, Pranic Healers, such as Dr. Jyoti Dekate, would replace the word 'tension' with 'energy' that has been created by the tense situation. The heaviness is a byproduct of all the negativity associated with it.
Non-evasive energy healing paired with traditional medical practises
- Published on Wednesday, 22 February 2012 04:14
- Written by SUNJEEV PRASAD
Pranic Healing serves to enhance lives of those looking for a new form of therapy
Have you ever walked into a tense situation and feel a sense of heaviness overcome you?
As the cliché goes, "you could cut the tension with a knife."
In case you were wondering, Pranic Healers, such as Dr. Jyoti Dekate, would replace the word 'tension' with 'energy' that has been created by the tense situation. The heaviness is a byproduct of all the negativity associated with it.
What’s the deal with those toe shoes?
- Published on Friday, 17 February 2012 18:54
- Written by Samara Hawkins
Strange looking footwear benefits fitness enthusiasts
Barefoot or minimalist running has grown in popularity over the last few years.
There has always been the concern as to how to run barefoot safely, especially in urban areas.
Exploring dance courtesy of Bollywood
- Published on Friday, 17 February 2012 17:55
- Written by DAVID GOLDENSTEIN
Indian-based dancing a multicultural experience for well-being
Right before the credits begin to roll, the viewer is treated to an upbeat and energetic dance number — one definitely not lacking in flair or style. Danny Boyle's 2008 film "Slumdog Millionaire" certainly ended on a high note.
This scene was one of North America's first mainstream exposures to what is known as Bollywood dance.
Originating from Mumbai, India, Bollywood dance is a mixture of classical and Indian folk-dancing styles, amongst many others.
Raw energy collides with a release of cathartic enjoyment as palms fly in many directions, embracing the moment.
How one local organization celebrates ‘Heart Month’
- Published on Friday, 10 February 2012 19:16
- Written by SHARON TITUS
Heart Beats Children's Society of Calgary raises awareness for kids with congenital heart disease
Heart Beats Children's Society of Calgary is celebrating its 25th year of helping those living with heart disease.
According to the Heart & Stroke Foundation, Heart Month began as a fundraising initiative called "Heart Sunday" in the mid-1950s in British Columbia and has continued to spread around the country.
Heart Beats acknowledges one week in February, more specifically known as Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week, which runs from Feb. 7-14.