The world remembers a visionary mathe-matician. (more)

A new ranking system reveals alcohol to be the most harmful drug, beyond even heroin and crack. (more)

Research shows that spiritual experiences arise from deep within primitive areas of the brain--areas that are also found in the brains of animals. (more)

Hua Chi’s devotion to Buddhism is evident on the wooden floor of the The Rongwo Gonchen Gompa Tibetan monastery. (more)

Come and embrace your shadow side at the next Energy Medicine workshop in NYC.  (Wed, Nov. 3) (more)

A Japanese study reveals that Vitamin D may actually be more effective at preventing the flu than vaccines. (more)

The mainstream medical expert Dr. Andrew Weil has published an important pro-cannabis article at a climatic point in time. (more)

This week's sex in the news examines the constitutionality of gender discrimination and the It Gets Better project for LGBT youth. Plus the next generation of birth control options and Ann Coulter telling gay Republicans that marriage is not a civil right.

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An EU directive will impose harsh restrictions limiting the fair trade and use of medicinal herbs in favor of corporate interests. (more)

This week's sex news you may have missed includes the marketing link between soda and gender, a new service that brings Playboy to the blind and the environmental benefits of dating local. (more)

Russian scientist Vladimir Skulachev seems to have a handle on bringing the process of aging to an end. [Video] (more)

The footwear company, Hi-tec, successfully duped millions into believing their shoes have Jesus-like qualities. [Video] (more)

Scientists have confirmed that viruses that invaded the human genome millions of years ago and altered our ancestral DNA. (more)

Win two free tickets to see Eckhart Tolle speak at Riverside Church in NYC. Contest ends Tues, Oct. 5, 5pm. (more)

In this week's sex in the news, we put the kabosh on the casual use of the word "rape" and advocate a time to ask and tell for gays in the military. (more)

A new finding suggests that the organic molecules for life could currently exist on Mars. (more)

Astronomers warn that a violent solar storm will hit Earth in 2012, wreaking havoc. (more)

Volunteer "villages" are springing up and providing assistance to seniors so they can stay in their own homes. (more)

Join me (an RS Co-Founder) on a journey of inner healing that will empower you as a trained hands-on-healing professional with Reiki Master certification.  Taking place during five weekends throughout the year, this unique program combines a rare integration of Reiki healing techniques and Bioenergetic Therapy. (more)

The rise of multi-drug-resistant bacteria forecasts a world without antibiotics, and shakes the foundations of modern medicine. (more)

This week's sex news proves that sex is good for the brain. Plus revirginization surgery in Britain and what Mad Men may teach us about how to live, love and learn.  (more)

Learn hands on healing and chakra balancing with me at the next Evolver Energy Medicine workshop. (Wed, Aug. 4). (more)

Timebanks, volunteering, and alternative currency can help the skills and talents of the unemployed become valuable assests to communities and neighborhoods. (more)

This week's sex in the news asks, "who's in control of your sexual preferences?" with pieces about the next wave of conscientious objection, the debate over sex education in Kindegarten and the "Buttman" obscenity prosecution. (more)