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Yoga is an ancient art form that is drawn into the future by the power of its teachings and by individual master teachers like  MARY TAYLOR and RICHARD FREEMAN. Richard and Mary, co-founders of the Yoga Workshop in Bou;der, CO, share their combined intimate knowledge of the Ashtanga Yoga system in their book, The Art of Vinyasa.

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Yoga is an ancient art form that is drawn into the future by the power of its teachings and by individual master teachers like  MARY TAYLOR and RICHARD FREEMAN. Richard and Mary, co-founders of the Yoga Workshop in Bou;der, CO, share their combined intimate knowledge of the Ashtanga Yoga system in their book, The Art of Vinyasa.

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Sometimes Brilliant is an autobiography about LARRY BRILLIANT‘s  life which turned into a quest to live well by seeking a truth and doing for others. Creating a life long friendship with Wavy Gravy and Ram Dass, eradicating small pox from India at Maharaji’s strong suggestion, co-founding the Seva Foundation and high tailing it off of an elephant’s mating ground in the middle of the night just happened along the way….

Sometimes Brilliant is a fantastic read and an inspiration for living life.

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Sometimes Brilliant is an autobiography about LARRY BRILLIANT‘s  life which turned into a quest to live well by seeking a truth and doing for others. Creating a life long friendship with Wavy Gravy and Ram Dass, eradicating small pox from India at Maharaji’s strong suggestion, co-founding the Seva Foundation and high tailing it off of an elephant’s mating ground in the middle of the night just happened along the way….

Sometimes Brilliant is a fantastic read and an inspiration for living life.

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Although only known in certain circles,  JOEL GOLDSMITH is a well respected healer, author and teacher.  Eckhart Tolle was quite inspired by Joel. Joel’s span of influence has increased steadily since his death in 1964.

His practice is known as The Infinite Way, which is also the title of one of his numerous books.

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TRADD COTTER‘S Mushroom Mountain is the coolest and largest privately owned mushroom research facility. It focuses on the needs of the planet, developing the possible uses for fungi; mycoremediation, medicinal, filtering water and antibiotics to name a few.

Tradd’s 20 years collecting and cultivating mushrooms is shared in his book, Organic Mushroom Farming and Mycoremediation.

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“My primary work as a healer is to remind and reconnect people to the power of love.  Self-love is the starting point for anyone seeking healing in their life.”

Using pranayama breathing and his gift of clairaudience, DAVID ELLIOTT guides his clients and students gently into their blocks and fears and out the other side into a deeper awareness for being.

David’s 2 books are: Healing and The Reluctant Healer

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A tree can be only as strong as the forest that surrounds it. PETER WOHLLEBEN illustrates the centrality of trees in Earth’s ecosystem demonstrating an astonishing sociality of trees, abounding with wisdom about what makes strong human communities and societies.

His book is The Hidden Life of Trees.

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“Can dying be illuminated?” Why yes it can…

DR. CHRISTOPHER KERR is the Chief Medical Officer at The Center for Hospice and Palliative Care.  His research involves the human experience of illness, specifically patients’ dreams and visions at the end of life. These universal experiences provide comfort and meaning as well as insight into the life led and the death anticipated.