In a rare and deeply moving scientific observation, researchers have documented a live birth among sperm whales in the Caribbean—revealing a level of cooperation and social care that echoes human communities. Captured by drones and underwater acoustic sensors, the event showed a mother whale surrounded by a group of eleven companions who appeared to actively […]
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By Gary Null, Ph.D. FEBRUARY 24, 2026 When a platform is treated globally as the first-stop authority for knowledge, and when that platform is structurally incapable of accountability, the corruption of its content becomes the corruption of public understanding. That corruption becomes policy. And in the realm of medicine and health, it becomes something far
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Planetary Health | January 2025, Vol. 1, No. 1 We see humanity as a foreground figure set within the greater background of nature and the infinite universe. The environment is our true nourishment, and we are what we eat. By shaping our bodies and minds with whole grains and other natural foods in a spirit
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By Alex Jack For millennia, the Great Pyramid of Giza has radiated one of the deepest mysteries of human civilization. When was it built? How did human hands shape such immensity? And what purpose did it serve? Modern archaeology measures its angles and chambers—noting the empty granite coffer in the so-called King’s Chamber—and concludes it
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New Documentary Film The Spirit of Rice is a heartfelt, one-hour journey into the soul of one of humanity’s most treasured foods. Filmed largely at South River Farm in Conway, Massachusetts, where Christian and Gaella Elwell have lovingly cultivated rice for a generation, the documentary follows the elegant rhythm of the seven stages of rice growing
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By Jaki Florsheim I never had to worry about my physical health as a kid. I was a dancer, a singer, and a swimmer from a middle-class family. The intense pain of my monthly period was my only adolescent physical complaint. We didn’t think or talk about mental health. I was furious with my mother
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By Michio Kushi PRAYERS Daily Dedication for One Peaceful World When we eat, let us reflect that we have come from food, which has come from nature by the order of the infinite universe, and let us be grateful for all that we have been given. When we meet people, let us see them as
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By Sachi Kato This is inspired from a Korean vegetable pancake called Yachaejeon, adapted into a gluten free version, but you can also use whole wheat flour instead of brown rice flour, if desired. It can be topped with savory tamari vinaigrette sauce, and will be a treat for the whole family. You can also
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Ingredients: 1-1½ cups dried beans (pinto, navy, large white beans, any)2-inch piece kombu1 onion1 medium size carrot1 clove garlic1 teaspoon oregano1 teaspoon basalDash of chili powder (optional)2-3 pinches sea salt1-2 Tablespoons shoyu soy sauce Method: *Chef’s Tip:
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Soothing Barley-Shiitake Miso Soup Barley helps soothe the body, yet promotes calmness and resilience. It is the best grain for the liver and gallbladder, reducing anger and anxiety. This soup has the added boost of miso for probiotics and intestinal strength. Ingredients: 1/2 cup whole barley + 2 shiitake mushrooms, soaked in 3 cups water overnight.3 cups water
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