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- New Life Journal
- Covers healing, natural foods, and sustainability in the southeast region of the U.S. Offers the latest natural therapies, recipes, organic growing advice, and whole foods news.
Most Recent Articles from New Life Journal 
Q&A: green home remodeling
Q: I am a DIYer and need to make some improvements to my home, but I have strong green values. How can I make sure that when I make these changes,...
2/1/08 by Victoria Schomer · More from publicationOld clothes + needle and thread = a new pillow: Barbara Zarestky, Amanda Carestio and quilting artist Benares Finan-Eshelman give you the step-by-step
The New Year likely brought with it promises to get rid of something old--be it a habit, a way of thinking, or some unwanted clothes taking up space...
2/1/08 by Barbara Zarestky Amanda Carestio Benares Finan-Eshelman · More from publicationPucker up for persimmons! Pattie Baker shares her shocking introduction to the tangy fruit and how you can grow and enjoy your own
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Squish. Squish. Squish. "What is that?" I asked my friend while we were out walking last fall. We looked down...
2/1/08 by Georgian Pattie Baker · More from publicationYoga on the go: from Mountain Pose in line at the grocery store to Downward Facing Dog at your desk, Cindy Dollar proves you do have time to practice asana
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] I know I don't do as much yoga as I should," lamented a student to me the other day. As a yoga instructor, I hear that...
2/1/08 by Cindy Dollar · More from publicationHoop, hoop hooray! Melanie MacNeil demonstrates that it's okay to take the roundabout way to get in shape
Hooping is back and better than ever! Its rebirth is in a new form, as the popular childhood toy Hula Hoop[R], famous for its craze back in 1958, is...
2/1/08 by Melanie MacNeil · More from publicationFlatter the forests: create balanced cities with Biomimicry: imitation is the highest form of flattery, and the urban imitating the natural is a feasible goal,...
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Biomimicry is the emulation of nature and its ecosystems to create sustainable human systems. Using Biomimicry, we can learn...
2/1/08 by Michael Figura · More from publication
