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Finding Peace Between Our Sheets

Adam Elenbaas

What if one of the largest problems plaguing romantic relationships on the planet is so simple, so subtle, that it can happen 2 or 3 times in one night? In this RS interview I talk to Peace Between the Sheets author Marnia Robinson about why she believes orgasm addiction is responsible for relationship dis-eases. (more)

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Reframing Survival

Stephen Hershey

Landmine survivor Jerry White redefines the experience of tragedy in I Will Not Be Broken: Five Steps to Overcoming a Life Crisis. (more)

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Brain Workout

Bridget Algiere

PositScience is developing brain fitness programs to keep the mind active. (more)

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First, Love Yourself

Wendy Strgar

I have been thinking about self-love lately, and not the emotional kind. The month of May has recently been named National Masturbation Month, in recognition of the most common sexual practice on the planet. It's not just for lonely people, either. (more)

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Midwifery is Messy

Jennifer Braun

My journey from lobbying to legalize midwifery in Colorado ("No, Senator, we don't deliver babies to sacrifice to Satan") to being a "spiritual midwife" in Afghanistan, Haiti, and Uganda. (more)

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Feel the Love Wave

William McGillis

Seismologists have discovered the existence of strange, delicate vibrations called "Love waves" that circle the earth in the shape of giant bells. (more)

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Know Your Black Hole

Chris Otchy

An interactive animated science lesson lets you explore the "Anatomy of a Black Hole." (more)

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Surprise Event Tuesday in NY: Nassim Haramein

Daniel Pinchbeck

This Tuesday Night in New York City, Reality Sandwich invites you to join Nassim Haramein and explore the structure of the vacuum. (more)

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Just What Is Love, Anyway?

Richard Smoley

Romantic, unrequited, codependent or familial – it's all love. But why do we believe one thing about love with one corner of the mind and something very different with another? (more)

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Thought for Food

Jennifer Flynn

Michael Pollan critiques our culture of food consumption with his new book, In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto. (more)

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A Goddess Retires

Adam Elenbaas

An eleven year old thought to be an incarnation of Kali retires early from her revered status as Goddess. (more)

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Viewing Our Culture Through The Lens Of Addiction

Charles Shaw

Consumption without need is the hallmark of addiction. It looks as if the United States just finished with the worst binge of its life and is now cresting the peak of a wicked crash. (more)

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Sustainable Love

Wendy Strgar

Loving another person is one of the most challenging and elevated skills to develop. Still, as complicated and messy as loving relationships can be, they are also the only avenue to the mind-blowing, wow-that-was-amazing sex we long for most. (more)

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1421: History or Hoax?

Adam Elenbaas

In 1421: The Year China Discovered America, author Gavin Menzies argues that the Chinese, not Columbus, explored America first. (more)

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Pollution Blues

Adam Elenbaas

A recent scientific study shows that a group of male birds exposed to pollutants in their diet developed more complex and appealing mating songs while also showing immune system deficiencies. (more)

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Transcending Possessiveness in Love and Music

Michael Garfield

Consider polyamory side by side with copyright law. They are both symptoms of a deep struggle that we as individuals and as a society are having with the concept of ownership. (more)

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Mirror Mind

Kal Cobalt

Mirror therapy, a startlingly effective new treatment for phantom limb pain, is raising questions about the workings of the mind. (more)

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Evolution of the Peacock

Amy George

I was still male when I had the dream. The "girlfriend" was my inner-woman. Today, she is me. (more)

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Uniting the Dark Side

sati

Is it possible that dark matter and dark energy are bred from a single dark fluid? (more)

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Beasties in the Body

Morgan Maher

Written in 1568 by an unknown author Harikikigaki, a book of medical knowledge, depicts mythical creatures that cause bodily affliction. (more)

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Mush to a Different Drummer

Kal Cobalt

Human dogsled teams entertain Portland, Oregon on a rainy day – and illuminate an important lesson about living cheek-to-jowl with those on different paths.(more)

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Color Culture

Kal Cobalt

According to a new study, language determines how we perceive color. (more)

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8,000 Healing Drums

Jennifer Flynn

Honoring Otomi prophecy, 8,000 Sacred Drums asks indigenous peoples and other participants across the globe to drum together in a healing ceremony on March 21.(more)

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Stay Grounded in This World

Derek Beres

The lessons we learn on the yoga mat are of no use if they stay inside the studio. Yet some in the yoga community use scriptures as a call to arms in a righteous battle where a side (theirs) wields an alchemical formula for goodness, and all else is misguided. (more)

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Body Conversion

Jennifer Flynn

A liver transplant recipient has astoundingly adopted the blood cells, immune system and blood type of the organ donor.
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The Brain-Basis of Love

Adam Elenbaas

A scientific paper published by two neuroscientists says there is a brain-basis for overriding hate with love.(more)

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Rock, Paper, Enlightenment

Kal Cobalt

Looking for a little more Zen in your life? Try switching from Rock Paper Scissors to Moon Fish Ocean.(more)