If you are someone that loves to help people and you’re kind and caring, why not get a job that reflects this? There are many professions out there that enable you to go above and beyond and really make a difference to people’s lives. No matter if this is your first ever job or if you’re coming out of a career you just don’t like or feel gives you any job satisfaction, there are plenty of options. In this article we take a look at a few different choices if you want to help others in life that can ensure you do just that. Keep on reading to find out more and get inspired. Continue reading Career Ideas If You Want To Help Others→
Meditation isn’t just a passing trend — it’s an ancient practice that can improve both your mind and body. More people are using meditation to feel calmer, think more clearly, and improve emotional health. Learning from an experienced spiritual guide can take your meditation to the next level and help you get even more out of it. Continue reading Benefits of Learning Meditation Techniques From an Experienced Spiritual Guide→
Teaching yoga is much more than just striking poses. It’s about guiding others to discover their strengths, find inner peace, and connect with their bodies. This path offers personal growth, ongoing learning, meaningful relationships, and the joy of seeing your students improve. Below, we break down the steps to transition from a yoga student to a yoga teacher in an easy-to-understand guide. Continue reading Beginner’s Guide: How to Start Teaching Yoga→
Known for her lyrical, rhythmic landscapes, Anne Savage (1896 – 1971) was one of several important women artists who were active in Montreal after the First World War. As with the Group of Seven, she shared a romantic vision of the Canadian landscape as a symbol of nationalism, as well as a modernist concern for the formal elements of painting. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Anne Savage, Country Scene→
Ian Anderson, singer for Jethro Tull, master flutist and mysterious pixie-man creature was born on this day, August 10th, in 1947! Jethro Tull sure was one of my very favorite bands when I was a teenager. Favorite Jethro Tull albums: Songs from the Wood and War Child. Favorite Jethro Tull Songs: “Teacher,” “Nothing Is Easy” and “Living In The Past,” which is basically my theme song. Happy Birthday, Ian!
