Last night I had the good fortune to catch a lecture by a well-known Tibetan physician, Dr. Pema Dorjee on the nature of disease.
Dr. Dorjee kept it pretty simple, so so will I:
1. All sentient beings are part of Nature. This is a simple statement, but a profound one because it essentially means that we are […]
Archive for February, 2007
In the winter, my favorite breakfast is generally oatmeal.
I ate a lot of hot cereal for breakfast as a child, including kasha and cream of wheat, so it’s no surprise that I gravitate towards it as an adult. I find that the following recipe is well-balanced, keeps me satisfied until lunch and provides plenty of […]
There is an excellent article in the New York Times about the state of nutrition. It’s a long read, but well worth it. I would suggest you print it out and take some time to yourself to read it and digest it (ok, maybe slight nutritional pun intended).
As the author states, here are a “few […]
