Welcome to the May 4, 2008 edition of living a real life.
As usual there were many excellent submissions for this carnival and, sadly, we cannot include them all. Here are this months selection of articles that we hope will bring some insight into living a real life.
Ellen Landauer presents
Natural Alternative Health CoachingHealth Freedom Coaching: addiction recovery posted at
Health Freedom Coaching, saying, "While this article offers solid nutrition information that can help if you or someone you love is recovering from drug or alcohol dependence, there is a wealth of knowledge here for health-oriented people. In my research on substance abuse, I found a lot of parallels between alcohol and drug addiction and sugar addiction. If you simply want to eat less sugar, this article will help."
New Life
Laksh presents
Dance in the rain… posted at
Musings, saying, "About stopping to smell the grass. About living in the present"
Mina Togonon presents
Everything is just a representation posted at
24 Hour Paradigm, saying, "Have you ever felt the strong desire to be different but other people keep on coining you someone else? It's like you're caged to someone's personality eternally. Is it painful to be coined as someone that's far from what you really are? Read on as I discuss why wearing mask may or may not help us."
Michael Bass presents
Debt and Depression posted at
Debt Prison, saying, "I’ve learned to focus on what I do have. I have so much to be thankful for. Don’t we all?"
Chris Edgar presents
Would You "Survive" A Career Change? posted at
Purpose Power Coaching, saying, "Even when we know we want to make a career change, the thought of giving up what we do right now can feel life-threatening. We can become so identified with our careers that leaving them almost feels like removing a part of our bodies. In this article, I discuss some meditative techniques for overcoming that fear and becoming able to pursue your true calling."
theLifeLessTraveled presents
Woman Joins The Peace Corps And Becomes World Traveler posted at
The Life Less Traveled, saying, "Over 20 years ago Mona Sturges joined the Peace Corps. That was the first step toward a international career which allowed her to travel and see the world from a different perspective than most people get to experience. Would she do it again? Yes, in a heart beat."
new life.
David B. Bohl presents
How to Live with Gusto posted at
Slow Down Fast Today!, saying, "There is an ancient Hebrew teaching that upon our death, not only will we be called upon to account for our sins, but also for every permissible pleasure we refused. Mind you, this isn’t permission to act irresponsibly or immoderately."
Trying Again
Where to now?
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