Restore Your Personal Connection with Earth

Earth Day, celebrated every April to establish our commitment to service and appreciation for our earth, has a greater meaning beyond the commonly ascribed environmental concerns. Even though Earth Day has been around for over forty years, the Earth is still in danger, and it is perhaps because we have been treating our Earth as an "environment" or a kind of landscape which surrounds us, rather than as a single living organism which we are dependent on and is dependent on us. When this awareness occurs through our whole being, we do not need to be told to know that the Earth is ailing; we will be able to feel it when we restore our ability to sense Ki or life energy—just like how mothers know why their babies cry.

Read more about getting back in touch with Mother Earth.

Sharing Yoga and Health in our Communities

Bonnie Taschler from Seattle, who has been teaching outreach for the past four years, embarks on a new project: yoga classes for the vision-impaired. Read how Bonnie pioneered bringing the joy of yoga to the blind.

These ladies are some of the many who are benefiting from free Dahn Yoga exercises at Euclid Park in Garden Grove, CA. Read how Instructor Rich Cowles shares love, laughter and yoga every morning through his outreach class.

The Three Studies of the Soul

Is there a way to open our soul and release its energy into our everyday lives? Through the three studies of principle, practice and living, you can indeed accomplish the growth of the soul. The Study of Principle is about awakening to the action of invisible life energy in nature and the cosmos and then realizing that the principles governing this energy apply not only to nature but also to human life. Through the Study of Practice, you experience the principles through the body and strengthen your inner world through the power of persistent devotion toward yourself. In the third study, the Study of Living, you manifest your awakening in every aspect of your life. Getting up early in the morning or the gift of a smile to another person are little things that are important parts of this last study. Read more about how the seed of the soul can grow, flower and bear fruit in our everyday lives.

Boost Your Health with HSP Hamch0

Hamcho (glasswort) is a rare coastal plant that grows naturally in unpolluted mudflats of Korea's shores. It contains high concentrations of a myriad of minerals of the sea that are good for your health.

It contains 7 times more calcium than milk, 3 times more potassium than oyster and 40 times more iron than seaweed. It also has large amounts of germanium, an anticarcinogen, selenium, an anti-skin aging substance, and dietary fiber.

Other health benefits include strengthening of the immune system and increasing elasticity of the skin. It is known as the "Ginseng of the sea" for its ability to help increase stamina.

HSP Hamcho is a dietary supplement made from natural extracts of Hamcho (88% Hamcho, 12% sticky rice). It is also a 100% organic way to lose weight without the hunger or cravings!

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