Buddhist reflections for Mother’s Day
In Buddhism it’s not about chasing happiness, but ending suffering. Basically, Buddha’s teachings are founded on the four Noble Truths: 1. There is suffering. 2. Attachment causes suffering. 3. Suffering … Continue reading
Malala: The Girl Who Fought the Taliban
Our new guestwriter is Lindsay. Lindsay is a stay at home mom and wife living in New Jersey. She loves all things strange, quirky, and spiritual in nature. With a passion … Continue reading
‘Kwibuka’ means ‘Remember’ in Rwanda
Originally article and video on CNN on April 4th. Kigali, Rwanda (CNN) — Every year, beginning in April, Rwanda’s government urges its citizens to “Kwibuka” — the Rwandan word for … Continue reading
A Woman’s Worth by Susan Winter
March 28th – Susan Winter We are very proud to present our guestwriter Susan Winter: As seen on OPRAH, best-selling author/relationship expert Susan Winter (Allowing Magnificence and Older Women/Younger Men) … Continue reading
Women and photography. How does this image speak to you? What does it trigger? What do you think of it?
Dvaihrda state: The craving woman with 2 hearts.
by: Anneke Sips. Based on teachings from the course ‘Garbhini’ by K.Desikachar 2013. Anneke is founder of Original Mama, yoga teacher and mother of baby Mila. She is registered with Yoga Alliance (RYT 200) and … Continue reading
Facing married life in Bangladesh: Bakul’s story.
Originally published: Friday 4th Oct 2013 on http://www.girlsnotbrides.org Photo credit: Plan Asia Bakul’s story was kindly shared by our member Plan Asia. Bakul is a typical 17-year-old girl. She likes … Continue reading
Yoga & Motherhood: an interview with Menaka Desikachar
MenakaDesikachar is the wife of TKV Desikachar (who is the son of Sri Krishnamacharya – yogi, healer, linguist, Vedic scholar, expert in the Indian Schools of thought, researcher, author… in … Continue reading
Postpartum Psychosis
Postpartum Psychosis is a severe mental illness, which has a sudden onset in the first few weeks following childbirth. Over 1300 women experience PP each year in the UK (1 … Continue reading