What happened when Jay Hammond started thinking of other ways to share the gifts of nature Peter Barnes | March 2006 issue When former governor Jay Hammond, who died last August, became involved in Alaska politics in the sixties, he lived in the treeless, windswept fishing village of Naknek. He had Read More...
Jurriaan Kamp | June 2005 issue Are human beings intuitively aware of future events? Stories constantly circulate about people suddenly deciding to take another route home, thus avoiding disaster. Or those who seek contact with a loved one just when that loved one is in danger. Is that intuition? Read More...
What will it really take to liberate women--and the world? Kim Ridley | September 2005 Read More...
The new idea of ecological debt rearranges relations between the global South and North Marco Visscher | Jan/Feb 2005 issue The amount Ethiopia pays towards its debt to international lending institutions is four times the amount it spends on health care. In order to meet their debt and interest Read More...
Olaf Hammelburg | March 2006 issue Photos by Olaf Read More...
Author of the international bestseller Conversations with God, Neale Donald Walsch reflects upon God's role in our lives and what we can do to make a better world. Tijn Touber | March 2006 issue One dark night back in 1992, Neale Donald Walsch sat down and wrote a letter full of self-pity to God. Read More...
A small sampling of the numerous chemical substances found in our bodies Marco Visscher | November 2005 issue • Alkylphenols. Emulsifier added to pesticides and solvents. Notorious for disrupting hormone balance. When fish were exposed to these substances, sex changes resulted; in mice the Read More...
Surrendering to your sorrow heals even the deepest wounds.Sobonfu Somé | March 2006 Read More...
A surprising new technology for cleaning up the smell and disease of garbage Marco Visscher | April 2005 issue If there was a technique that allowed you to actually smell the problem discussed in this article you’d likely toss the magazine out the window. We’re talking about something Read More...
It's time for leaders to inspire us Tijn Touber | Jan/Feb 2005 issue A couple of weeks ago the 16-year-old daughter of an American friend came to visit. The first evening she wanted to go to a punk concert in a rough neighborhood of Amsterdam. It seemed like the ideal setting for drugs, violence Read More...