Vision Magazine

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Feature Stories

A New Way of Healing

holocaust by Sydney L. Murray

“The mission of HealthWalk is to provide humanity with innovative health and wellness products and services to maintain and regain vibrant health. We serve and honor our clients, colleagues, shareholders and our planet by operating our business and living in an environmentally, economically and socially sustainable manner. We are dedicated to developing and offering leading edge holistic technologies and products to promote health, vitality and wellbeing.”

From Surviving To Thriving: A Tale of Transformation

by Devin Ryerson, DC

The world was full of endless possibilities and it seemed like nothing could ever go wrong.
It was December 1998 and I had just graduated as a Doctor of Chiropractic. I was 27 years old and had moved to Pacific Beach in San Diego, feeling great about finally being done with college.

Astrology March 2009

astrology sign Pisces: Chariot (Knight of Wands)
2/19 – 3/20 Get ready for a wild ride this month. The goal is action; however, a reckless pursuit will land you smack in the middle of a major upheaval. If directed intentionally, you are likely to catapult yourself into the next major phase of a project or life situation. Avoid “the grass is always greener” syndrome and focus on how to bring more passion to what you’re already doing. If you’re traveling this month, take extra caution and be sure your vehicle is up-to-date with maintenance. If you’re about to enter into a new job or living situation, this is your month of success.

Visionary Artist

Orna Ben-Shoshan

Viewpoint

Modern Medicine, Italian Style

view by Patricia Alfano

My father is an extremely opinionated Italian man with some quirky ideas—especially when it comes to health issues. At 91, he won’t even take an aspirin. He has all his own teeth, walks five miles a day and claims he can still perform sexually.

Mind States

Kundalini Healing

paranormal by Master Chrism

Healing with the Kundalini is not a precise modality. It is the Kundalini that does the healing and you get to come along for the ride.

Spirit under the Microscope:
What Science Can Tell Us about the Afterlife

serpents by Julie Beischel, PhD

As a society, we are fascinated by individuals who experience regular communication with the dead. Mediums and the “bodily challenged” individuals with whom they communicate have become ubiquitous in popular culture.

We Are One, Ancient Spiritual Knowledge Is Backed by Science

serpents by Bente Mirow

It has been known for centuries that human beings have a direct influence on their health through their thoughts and moods.

Living Arts

Healing Photo Art from Tuscany to Tokyo

Photographing the beauty of nature around the world is what I do for fun. From the rolling hills of Tuscany, to the white sandy tropical beaches of Zanzibar and the Maldive Islands, from the multicolored underwater world in the Red Sea, to the cherry blossoms in Tokyo—I see beauty wherever I go.

From the Cement Jungle of Manhattan to the Tropics of Costa Rica
A Transformational Journey to Natural Living

evil by Amy Schrift

What inspired a dedicated New York City jazz trumpeter and music teacher to put her horn in its case and set up a homestead in the rugged jungles of Costa Rica?

Toms Puts its Best Foot Forward

by Vanessa Harris

If these shoes could talk, they would rather sing to the tune of comfort and unity. Thirty-two year-old Blake Mycoskie, the originator of Toms Shoes, fostered a social movement from the ground up.

LifeQuake™

Ask the LifeQuake™ Doctor
Dr. Toni Galardi

Ask the LifeQuake™ Doctor Dr. Toni Galardi Spring is coming. This is a time when Mother Nature shows us how everything frozen and austere in our lives eventually changes. For many, this winter has brought more than just severe climate conditions—it takes a real leap of faith to believe that spring will come economically and professionally, too.

Holistic Products

evil I don’t know about you but I have been working hard these last few months and there are those days when I just need a little pick-me-up Not wanting to turn to my old ways of downing an Americano with two shots of espresso, I was thrilled to find Verve, a product that comes in a 3-ounce shot.

Holistic Living

Healing Stress in Five Simple Steps

by Eric Sjoberg

Stressed out? Try this. Decide what you are most anxious about. Now stop worrying about it. Relax. Feel safe. Stop sweating. Slow your heart rate. Feel radiantly alive.
Have any luck?

Thought Field Therapy
Tapping into Emotional Freedom

by Elyssa Paige

If I told you that you could completely rid yourself of fear, anxiety and stress in a matter of minutes, what would you say?
That’s what Thought Field Therapy (TFT) is all about.

Reviews

SIMPLY RAW: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days

breast cancer Review by Jill Mangino

Despite the American Medical Association’s claim that “diabetes is a chronic disease that has no cure,” Simply Raw: Reversing Diabetes in 30 Days is a documentary which strives to prove otherwise.

Vision Cafe

What Do We Really Need?

breast cancer by Gina Angelique

One of the great opportunities that arise from economic crisis is the hastening to reevaluate what we need. Quickly, we understand how important it is to use our money with clear intentions of supporting greener, more sustainable and less corporate endeavors.

Exploring The Next Level of Healing

breast cancer by M. Darren Gregor

A new science is emerging that is changing our traditional understanding of healing. Leading the way are two world-renowned scientists, William Tiller, PhD and Gary Schwartz, PhD with their studies of Reconnective Healing®, first discovered by Eric Pearl, DC.

Cultural

Finding the Cure in Indigenous Oaxaca

byDaphne Carpenter

I had been standing alongside the road in the blistering sun for nearly two hours, hitchhiking on a mission in search of Samadhi, or the settled mind. Finally, a man picked me up. We were driving south along Oaxaca’s coastline at Puerto Escondido, Mexico when he reached across my seat and pointed towards the lonely beach cove.

Greek to Me

Game, Set, Match

© 2009 by Michael Raysses

The phrase “modern medicine” has to be one of contemporary life’s great riddles. If medicine exists for the general betterment of people at large, why is it that today we have more diseases than ever?

Inner Healing

Coming Home: The Medicine Woman Tradition

In an off-moment when I was feeling overwhelmed, a wonderful letter arrived. “Thank you,” it said, “for showing that the ancient tradition of women healers isn’t just history, but something relevant and very possibly crucial in our troubled times.”

Fiction

Little Big Chief

As told by: Derek Eliot Shaw
Illustrated by: Darren Pearson

Prologue
Many moons ago, in a land quite near, these burrowed hills and flattened plains belonged to the native Blackfeet. This is the tale of a nomadic people without a home, the legend of endurance.

A Final Word

michael raysses by Billy Whelan

At 13, I desperately needed to be cool. My Dad had a carton of Camels in the garage. I waited until it was nearly half empty and borrowed a pack, telling myself I would replace it someday.