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October 2000
Death & Rebirth
Reclaiming Death
by Ed Searl
Death is trivialized in American culture, and although blame is often assigned to the funeral industry, there are other factors that have also played a role.
What the Dying Teach Us
by Jim Perry
If we pay attention to the choices a dying person makes and the observations he or she shares, we can discover what we ourselves hold to be most dear.
The Ageless Cycle: Birth, Death & Rebirth
by Wayne Teasdale
The idea of rebirth, transmigration, or reincarnation has been around for millennia, and has insinuated itself into American and European culture.
A Shamanic Approach to Death & Dying
by Jim Perry
Shamanism challenges the Western tendency to deny death and succeeds in transcending the limitations of our conscious mind and physical reality.
If Congress Won’t Recycle, Recycle Congress
by Jim Slama
The U.S. Congress has one of the worst recycling programs in the country — one that allows millions of pounds of recyclable paper, cans, and bottles to be sent to landfills instead of being recycled.
Ayurveda: The Science of Life
by Darlene E. Paris
The attraction to Ayurveda’s use of natural methods in solving chronic health problems has helped this healing modality to gain popularity in the U.S.
Hop to It
by Gretchen Van Monette
With the burgeoning demand for organic products, and the reemergence of microbreweries, organic beer is experiencing a resurgence.
The Nader Vote
by Mary Wisniewski
Many third party candidates have served as spoilers, taking votes away from the party that is ideologically closest to the third-party platform.
Ichabodies, or, The Tail of the Headless Clones
by H. Peter Steeves, Ph.D.
Just in time for Halloween — a modern monster story, where clean, fluorescently-lit academic facilities stand in for musty castle laboratories.
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