Archive for the ‘Self Care & Healing’ Category

Tru Skool Tuesday: For the Body & Soul

I recently decided to get back in shape. After falling off my exercise regimen, it’s time to get back on it! Aside from the physical benefits, i believe that eating healthy and taking care of my body helps me be more aware of the spiritual aspects of living. This collection of songs are speak to [...]

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Liberation Culture: Fashioning A Comprehensive Approach

Sometimes incidents like the recent Trayvon Martin killing become opportunities for social justice and civil rights groups to mobilize mass meetings and demonstrations that challenge the continued pervasiveness of racialized violence. It saddens me that We live in such a violent society that it takes massive amounts of angry people to prompt investigations around such [...]

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A Path to Healthier Eating

People often ask me for advice when they desire to create a healthier diet LIFE-it. Out of these conversations, as well as my research, self-reflection, etc., i’ve developed a strategy that may be helpful to folks going through that process. I mention vegan and raw food often, but the ideas can be applied to and embraced [...]

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7 Day Juice Fast: Some Recipes & Lessons Learned

Every now and then i like to give my digestive system a break as part of my larger effort to maintain an overall healthy lifestyle. I recently did that via a 7-day juice fast. During that seven days i enjoyed some of super tasty juices for which i have a few recipes! Check em out: [...]

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Tryna Get Healthy For The New Year?

Happy 2012! I hope that you are well. If you — like many people — have made a New Year resolution or intention to improve your health, then you might wanna check out some of the info below. The first is a great blog that i’ve been checking in recent days, called Finally, No More [...]

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Tru Skool Tuesday: Fitness Beyond Verbal Dexterity

Simple question: why are so many emcees & deejays dying and being hospitalized for food-related illness? In 2010, one of the people who first “taught” me to DJ, Kool DJ Law, died of a heart attack at the “old” age of 40. I was blown. Earlier this year, Nate Dogg died after multiple strokes — [...]

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Getting Real About the High Price of Cheap Food – TIME

Getting Real About the High Price of Cheap Food – TIME Powerful piece. Now that this knowledge is entering the consciousness of more folks, how do We use that knowledge to make EFFECTIVE & useful changes to how our food is produced? Posted using ShareThis

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Muhsinah: Music Should Always Sound This GOOD

I love music.  Various songs that i’ve encountered in my journey through life document specific memories, feelings, and events. Although i do not like every song i hear, every artist, or every form of music, i appreciate them all for what they’ve taught me about myself and the world around me. There are certain songs [...]

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