Yoga Is for All of Us

According to the 2016 Yoga in America Study produced by Yoga Journal and Yoga Alliance, men’s participation in yoga jumped from 17.8 percent in 2012 to 28 percent in 2016. The most recent data is from 2016, so the study might be a little dated, but it still shows a promising trend. Read More »

ChantLanta Returns in September

This year, the event will take place September 8 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. and September 9 from 10:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. at Unity North Atlanta in Marietta. Read More »

New Yoga Studios Open in Duluth and Stone Mountain

Spirit House Yoga opened in Duluth in March, and Sanctuary Yoga Studio in Stone Mountain opened its doors in April. Read More »

Wisteria & Willow Offers Spiritual Practices and Programs

Complimentary consultations are offered to new clients. Sessions range from $45 for a 30-minute session to $80 for one hour. Special pricing is available for booking six or more sessions. Prices vary for personalized programs, classes and workshops. Read More »

Three Metaphysical Shops Present Works of Local Artists

In Marietta, metaphysical shop Heart Soul & Art will host a juried art show in July and will be accepting artist submissions as of June 18. Read More »

A New Dawn on the Farm Front: Stepping Away From Industrialized Agriculture

Viable, achievable solutions to these immense challenges exist, and the emerging consensus is that regenerative organic agriculture is the key to preserve human health and help solve the climate crisis. Read More »

Ayurvedic Wisdom: Self-Care for Kapha Dosha

Ayurveda’s foundational principle is drawn from Sankhya, a philosophical school of thought that teaches that the cosmos is made of the five primary elements: earth, water, fire, air and ether. Read More »

Sustainable Eating: Tips to Shrink Your Foodprint

A list of third-party certifications that can help identify responsibly manufactured foodstuffs can be found at Foodprint.org/eating-sustainably/food-label-guide. Read More »

2023 Atlanta Regional CSA Directory

Sponsored Content Those who shop at CSAs benefit from the higher quality, freshness and taste of food that comes from farms that have more stringent standards than average American farms. Plus, they can learn more about where their food comes from and feel good about keeping food dollars in the regional community.

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Sacred Waters Celebrates 15 Years

Sacred Waters, a wellness arts studio in Fayetteville that specializes in detoxifications and colonics, is now celebrating its 15th year of business. Read More »

Toxic Overload: How To Clean Our Water, Food and Indoor Air

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Chemical Substances Control Inventory shows the magnitude of our potential exposure, listing more than 86,000 industrial chemicals that are manufactured or processed in this country. Read More »

Kid-Approved Autism Diets: Strategies to Optimize Nutrition and Acceptance

For parents of children with autism, learning to manage this condition requires a multidimensional approach, including consideration of food and nutrition. A personalized, nutritious diet can help manage behavioral problems, health risks and quality of life for kids with autism. Read More »