Healing Garden Journal

September/October 2008 — Table of Contents

September/October 2008
Online Edition
Table of Contents

In Every Issue

From the Editor
Recipes
Wanderings and Ponderings
Humor
Calendar of Events
Business Directory

Life and Living
The Enchanted Forest	By Michael Mountain
It's Mostly Air	By Marlene Buffa
Moving to Life in the Slow Lane	By Heather Rosencrantz
Your Truest Self: Embracing the Woman You Are Meant to Be	By Janice Lynne Lundy

Food and Facts
Dear Jessica	By Jessica Tucker Mindell
The Morel of the Story	By Emma Snow
Reiki to the Rescue! - Using Reiki to Heal Shelter Animals	By Italia Millan

Health and Healing
Facing the Mountain: Overcoming Pain	By Vanessa Cayle, MSPT
A Labyrinth Journey for Self-Discovery	By Kathy Igoe
Using Personal Ritual for Healing Your Life	By Karyl Huntley
105 Degrees and 90 Minutes...Could Change Your Life	By Kristen Talaga

Simplify and Sustain
Going Green for $1 a Day	By Mike Tidwell
Dirt and the Finance Manager	By Kathryn Noel Long
Dutch Traffic Calming	By Jay Walljasper
An Ecstatic Bow	By Heather A. McMacken
What's the Economy for, Anyway?	By John de Graff
Paper or Plastic: How do You Decide?	By Bradley R. Clark, B.S., M.A.
Together, We Can Build a Healthier Home for All of Us	By Jerry Stevens

Final Thoughts
You Reap What You Sow	By Jeffrey Mindell

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Mission Statement: Our purpose at Healing Garden Journal is to serve as a resource for people in their discovery and celebration
of total well-being: body, mind and spirit. Our journal builds community, promotes environmental and social awareness, and
advocates wellness through natural foods, fitness and complementary health care. We are committed to
promoting conscious choices that lead to a higher quality of life and a greater experience of personal and global harmony.