Summer Survival Guide
Creative planning can turn summer into a fun, memorable and inexpensive experience.
Living Between Two Worlds: Dreams and the Afterlife
The image of death as a robber, thief, or intruder is not uncommon in the dreams of the dying.
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Farmers Markets
There’s nothing quite like buying your favorite fruits and vegetables straight from the source. Northern Nevada farmers markets abound. Here’s the latest roundup of area markets, from Reno to Alamo. ALAMO Fridays, 5:30-7pm, July 3-Sept. 25 LDS Church Park Holly, 775-726-3109 CARSON CITY Saturdays, 9am-1pm, June 27-Oct 3rd & Curry St Linda, 775-882-6741 www.carsonfarmersmarket.com DAYTON Thursdays,... [Read more]
Summer Survival Guide
Written by Mirit Sloves M.S.C., MFTI, EMDR | This month, most school-age children begin two-and-a-half months of carefree summer. This is good for them, but for working parents summer often means dealing with the stress of finding temporary childcare. For parents who stay at home, there is suddenly a house full of kids who need to be entertained. With a creative family planning this summer can... [Read more]
Living Between Two Worlds: Dreams and the Afterlife
by Andy Drymalski, EdD | When we associate “reality” with physical matter and our own identity with our physical body, the concept of the soul and its immortality can be difficult to comprehend. The worldview of scientific materialism still strongly influences our collective thinking despite the fact that Einstein’s relativity theories and the development of quantum physics delivered materialism... [Read more]
First Impressions
by Amy Gerbus | Fresh, glowing skin leaves a lasting first impression. We should cleanse it, hydrate it and try to improve it. The majority of us think of it as “only” skin, yet the skin is a powerful organ. Everything we put on our skin is absorbed and released into our blood stream, which is comparative to how medicinal patches work. Our skin is the greatest defender for our health. The... [Read more]
Personal Concierge
by Alicia Wright | Benjamin Franklin once said “Lost time is never found again.” The personal concierge is born out of an ever-growing need for more free time. Today’s hectic lifestyle places an ever-increasing demand on the limited number of hours in a day to accomplish what needs to be done. Personal concierges are problem-solvers with the knowhow to get anything done from running errands,... [Read more]
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