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LifesOwnSelf explores the grit and grace of everyday living and how mindfulness--simply paying attention to life as it's happening--can make the living sweeter.

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The Flight From Intimacy Last year more than 40 million Americans used online dating services in search of “perfect match” partners. The explosion of Internet match services and social network sites such as myface.com and facebook.com indicates that . . . Read More

Meaty Matters The USDA recently ordered a recall of 143 million pounds of beef from a California slaughterhouse after video surveillance cameras caught employees using electric shock to force sick, crippled animals to slaughter. The record-breaking recall and . . . Read More

The Voice of Fate vs. The Voice of Destiny It’s human instinct to reach for the familiar, but the soul is here for experience, not security. A life without risk, loss, death, and pain is hardly vitalized. The more we resist the call to adventure, the more we fate ourselves to suffering of the worst kind . . . Read More

A Citizen's Wake-Up Call Are you informed about the serious issues facing our nation and world? More to the point, are you doing something about it? If you're like most of us, you're probably thinking . . . Read More

Heart Smarts for Women Heart disease is often associated with Type A men, overachievers who spend too much time in the board room, bottling up their feelings and living on adrenaline and T-bone steaks. That profile . . . Read More

Does it Pay to Go Green? The answer is yes—and in more ways than one. There has never been a better time than now to tap into a laundry list of tax rebates and other financial incentives designed to. . . Read More