By Tim Posada On a smoggy day in Southern California, many forget that the third largest state houses some of the most magnificent national parks. But hikers need not travel far to adequately stretch their legs on something besides sidewalks and asphalt––and that number of hikers continue to climb past 32 million participants yearly. When […]
It’s the slow road to happiness—don’t miss what may be your last chance to enjoy its fullness
Being in Hawaii makes you feel not just physically better, but spiritually and emotionally as well. So why not cultivate a kamaʻāina state of mind wherever you are? Aloha shirt is optional.
It’s not always easy to spot a winner By Martha Crawford It was spring of 1954 when I swept through the historic Sunset Route Railway Station on East Commerce Street in San Antonio, Texas, pausing only long enough to retrieve a dog-eared copy of Sunset magazine that had been cast aside. Rushing to board the […]
Skiing, Sustainability & Santa Fe By Abigail Lewis The room is subdued at 7:55am. People are milling about the Hotel St. Bernard dining room chatting softy, sipping coffee. Suddenly the quiet is broken by the sound of a brass bell being vigorously rung, and an elfin man radiating warmth on this chilly mountain morning announces […]
Directed by Dana Walden and Straw Weisman Dreaming Heaven follows the real-life journey of a group of people through a matrix of temples and plazas in the Mexican ruins of Teotihuacán. Their tumultuous physical, spiritual and emotional path—narrated in the film by Mila Maren as the Angel of Death—opens them to a whole new world. […]
Tiny Elkhart Lake’s sustainable ethos is a win for both locals and visitors
Let yoga prolong your vacation high
Into the dreamtime on Lake Titicaca Story & photos by Rogelio Martell As we set sail in the morning fog after a night of violent earthquakes, the waltz of light and shadow across the surface of Lake Titicaca immediately began to dispel my fears and worries. In the magical watery light, mundane reality doesn’t exist […]
By Mickael Taddeo This fast-paced sci-fi/spiritual novel retells the Armageddon tale of Archangel Gabriel, now in the character of a brilliant and tortured Montreal homeless man on the run from the CIA in a different era. Clearly, you haven’t heard this perspective on the story before. The story is set in a future in which […]