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Joint Health &
Yoga for Flexibility

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Yoga Guide 2018

Natural Awakenings Celebrates Yoga Month

Deeper in to Qi With Jeff Primack

Qi Revolution comes to North Texas October 20th-22nd.

Yoga Can Help with Lyme Disease

One breathing technique to raise the immune system is called ujjayi pranayama.

Yoga Helps Lower Back Pain

Historically, yoga has been divided into several categories—pre-classical, classical, post-classical, and modern.

Texas Campaign for the Environment Strives for Zero Waste

It’s a routine most people are familiar with: on a designated day, we push our garbage and recycling bins to the curb or alleyway, and then a sanitation truck comes by, empties our bins, and a week’s worth of trash magically disappears from our lives.

Bringing Resilience to Humanity Through Health Care

In today’s American health care model, nurses deal with myriad stressors that can take a toll on their physical and emotional well-being and impact patient outcomes.

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Natural Awakenings Yoga Glossary

From Ashtanga to Kundalini, we break down the differences between the various schools or styles of yoga.

Zero Waste Lifestyle

Ways to Make Far Less Trash

Light-years beyond the idea of basic decluttering is the concept of zero waste, which means adopting everyday strategies like halting junk mail and adopting gently used, pre-loved items in order to live lightly on the planet.

Chef Rick Moonen on Why Buying Sustainable Seafood Matters

“The Godfather of Seafood Sustainability” urges us to eat fish in a way that allows wild species to rebound; it can include eating healthily farmed and canned seafood.

Yoga Meets Life’s Essential Questions

Tapping into Our True Nature

The greatest gift of yoga is that it can help us transcend the limitations of a personal mind and discover our essential self.

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Fall Is In The Air

Everybody knows that September means fall is coming. But here in Texas, when we begin reading and hearing about the State Fair of Texas—affectionately called “The Fair”—that’s when we really know fall is on its way.

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Sunny Success

New Solar Capacity Outpaced Other Fuel Sources

Hopeful Sign

Animals Gain Some Protection in New Budget

Flower Power

Farms Test Low-Tech Pesticide Alternative

Pipeline Slowdown

Animal Safety Measures Delay Tree Cutting

Action Alert

Migratory Birds Threatened by Rule Change

After Plastic

New Eco-Packaging Options Underway

2018 Healthy Living

Resource Directory

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2018 Framer's

Market Guide

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DFW Solar Tour Among Nation’s Largest

As part of the 20th annual National Solar Tour, the world's largest grassroots solar event, the DFW tour is among the largest in the nation. In total, more than 165,000 participants are expected to visit some 5,500 buildings in 3,200 communities across the U.S.