MBS Connect Articles

Invitation to Wholeness: Begin the Journey where the Path is Darkest

Wed, 18 Mar 2009 01:02:35 +0100

By F. Christopher Reynolds, M.Ed. Holistic education seeks to educate the student for wholeness in life, physical, psychological, spiritual, ecological and cosmological wholeness. It follows, then, that in order for our students to come to such wholeness, we, the teachers are called to model such wholeness. The invitation is for us

How will President Obama’s health care policies affect the health and wellness industry?

Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:46:09 +0100

The Obama administration plans on changing the United States’ health care industry.

(W)holistic Pet: Blazing the Path to Radiant Health Through An Evolutionary Diet

Tue, 24 Feb 2009 02:03:34 +0100

By Dr. Suzan Seelye, DVM, CVT, CVA You have made the shift towards a more (w)holistic life style through diet, exercise, meditation, and by seeking out knowledge from a whole range of alternative, integrative health care practitioners. You have reaped the benefits in decreased medical bills, increased energy, and improved mental health. Now that you’re reaping the benefits of a healthier, wholesome, possibly organic, diet you find yourself pondering the healthiness of the highly processed food your pet consumes. What should you feed your pet to promote their optimum health?

Invitation to Wholeness: The Call to Adventure

Tue, 10 Feb 2009 00:09:56 +0100

Holistic education seeks to educate the student for wholeness in life, physical, psychological, spiritual, ecological and cosmological wholeness.

What relationships really offer us

Fri, 05 Dec 2008 19:41:39 +0100

By Sage, Intuitive Reader, Teacher, & Speaker In this time of constant change, both on a planetary and individual level, I am frequently assisting clients and friends through the break up of relationships. It seems as our 3D world moves faster and faster towards 2012, our process of learning life lessons through intimate partners also speeds up. As a general reality, 30- and 40-year marriages of previous generations have given way to much shorter relationships: a few years or even a few months. Some even less.