A therapist reconsiders his profession after a few lessons in healing from a remarkable shaman healer in Africa's Kalahari desert Editors | December 2004 issue
We were as far away from anything resembling civilization as you can get and still be on this planet. Along with psychology professor Jon Read More...
French master chef Alain Passard is reinventing haute cuisine from the ground up
Lisette Thooft | Jan/Feb 2005 issue
Vegetables have taken over the leading role at L’Arpège, a Parisian restaurant distinguished with the top ranking of three Michelin stars. This is unique in the world of Read More...
A mother discovers how her teenager is making friends online
| September 2006 issue
“When I observed our son playing one of his games, I was surprised to find that the goal of our son’s game was not to kill or be killed, but to build power and partnerships. Our son realized that the only way he Read More...
The candidates for the category 'The best organic product'
| October 2004 issue
Tea
The organic bonus
At the age of 27, Kiran Tawadey obtained certification for an organic tea plantation in Darjeeling, India. This was on land where a family friend and third-generation tea planter had been Read More...
Tijn Touber | March 2005 issue
Magnetic therapy is being used to treat a wide array of illnesses and disorders. Magnets work very well to ease pain—by quickly transporting waste material out of the cells and numbing nerve pathways. Magnets have shown success in cases of arthritis, rheumatism, Read More...
Tijn Touber | December 2005 issue
When the The Lancet published his study of near-death experiences, Dutch cardiologist Pim van Lommel couldn’t have known it would make him into one of the world’s most-talked-about scientists. It seems everyone wants to know about the man who managed to get his Read More...
Prince Charles explains why local food is healthy for our communities. "We no more want to eat anonymous junk food which can be bough anywhere." Prins Charles | May 2005 issue
I have always believed that agriculture is not only the oldest, but also the most important of humanity’s productive Read More...
Ode visits KaosPilots--a remarkable business school in Denmark
Marco Visscher | October 2005 issue
Instead of writing papers for their business class, five Scandinavian students—all of them women—used a school assignment to do a good deed for fellow young people in Bosnia. They rented a Read More...
Heroes of Hollywood films follow the same patterns as our own real-life experiences. Use your favorite movies as keys to recognizing these phases in your own life and discover the hero within you.
Tijn Touber and Manfred van Doorn | September 2005 issue
1. The prologue During the opening Read More...