"Hurry Up Take Your Time" was or maybe still is used in a routine by Domonique and his Amazing Flying Cats found in Mallory Square, Key West. He used this phrase when asking for audience participation to perhaps find a treasure in their pockets or...
Stress and the cortisol response...
Shir-rin yoku is forest bathing, very different but similar to salt water "bathing" in a float tank. Let us explain. Shir-rin yoku is the Japanese practice of immersing oneself in a natural environment and engaging the senses to fully experience one’s surroundings as further explained...
As we head into LATE SUMMER, which will end with the Autumnal Equinox on Sept 22, below are some supportive ways to consider to help transition into a new season! IF there is every a time to schedule massage and self care it is AT...
These seemingly unrelated at first topics of the vagus nerve, probiotics, loneliness all have to do with happiness. We blog a lot about ways to improve your life and increase happiness; let's start with ONE easy hack into happiness using ikigai. After we saw the...
Do you do an daily mental health check in? Who is in your check and balance community? What do you do do keep your mental health in check? If we don't take a moment (and that could look like simply 5 deep breaths to start)...
Here's why Tao leads to more happiness; EXPERIENCES are the way to go if happiness is your end goal. Think about your last Tao experience (we hope it was a good one!) Did you find more joy, relaxation and ease in your life for the...
We recently posted 10 ways to get benefits of mediation without having to be quiet and while meditation or mindfulness may be one of the ways to beat stress, we wanted to give you a few more tools to have at the ready especially when...
With kirtan you may experience a calming to the mind, heart opening and settling in to the body to enjoy the present moment....
You know it's coming, it kinda creeps up on you and yet we still make the same mistakes and loose winks of sleep around Daylight Savings Time. This year DST springs up one week before the actual Vernal Equinox. While we are still springing ahead...