Diary
Tibetan Buddhist Lama Paljor runs a tuition-free primary school and dormitory that serves over a hundred local children in East Sikkim, a small Indian state in the Himalayas bordered by Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet.
Watch this short video from Kathmandu featuring our lady knitters and the story of courage and strength in the face of devastation.
Why use henna for your hair? Simply put, henna is a naturally derived dye that does not contain harsh chemicals. Whereas chemical dyes open up the hair cuticle to deposit color, henna stains the outside of the hair and will fade over time, anywhere from one to four months depending on how often you wash your hair.
A beautiful woman (Lyssa Roberts) reads from J. Krishnamurti's Think on these Things from Malibu, California.
We attended a talk recently by Feng Shui expert Deborah Kagan who illuminated some simple remedies we can take around the house.