Lessons from the Iraq War
It’s been 10 years since Operation Iraqi Freedom (aka the Iraq War) began on March 20, 2003. What was originally thought to be […]
Flash Mobs for Charity
The first “official” flash mob is said to have occurred in 2003 when a group of people organized a trip to a […]
Get the Scoop Around Soup
Here’s The Scoop: The History of Soup Soups are a traditional kitchen staple. The first cookbook published in America, The Complete Housewife (1742), […]
Recovering from Natural Disasters
Depending on your location, natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and severe winter storms can occur quite often. Unfortunately, too many […]
How Safe are Schools?
Since the 1999 Columbine massacre, schools across the country have tightened and updated their security plans to prevent school shootings. Yet, this […]
Advice for Getting Through the Holidays after the Newtown Massacre
The Newtown massacre shooting has shocked the nation. Getting through the holidays in the midst of such a tragedy can be challenging. […]
Handling a National Tragedy on a Personal Level
Friday’s killing spree caused many people in the nation new levels of shock. Anger, sadness, resentment, pain, and grief are the emotional […]
Exercise Your Right at the Voting Booth
Election Day is upon us here in America. It’s time to get out and vote! As mindful citizens it’s our job to […]
A Moment of Silence for the Sikhs Community
This tragic day irrevocably changed the life of a friend of the Mindful Living Network®, Amardeep Kaleka. He was the producer and […]
2012 Olympics: Let the Games Begin!
Over the years, civil strife, economic embargoes, and fear of terrorism and retaliation have cast dark shadows over the games. However, the […]