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 a “liberating mission,” […]
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 Macy’s rug department […]
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), contained numerous recipes […]
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 of us wait […]
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 recent Sandy Hook […]
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. Listed below are […]
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 aftermath for everyone […]
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 head to the […]
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 editor of all […]
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 motto for the […]