By Richard K. Harder During the 19th century in America, the spring season was often the best time for dusting, because it was warm enough to open windows and doors (but not warm enough for insects to be a problem) and the winds would carry the dust out of the...
By Jeffrey A. Manwaring, M.S., FAAA I’m so grateful that The Sound of Life Foundation gave me the opportunity to go on a hearing mission trip, in January, to Africa. While I was just one of many who gave of themselves, my life changed for the better through providing...
By Richard K. Harder, MS The first thing to remember is the dual nature of our mind. The subconscious mind is constantly amenable to the power of suggestion; furthermore, the subconscious mind has complete control of the functions, conditions and sensations of your body. Trust the subconscious mind to heal...
Dorothy Kennedy’s Lifelong Love of Learning By Marianne Hamilton In Dorothy Kennedy’s St. George home, wall-space is at a premium. Most surfaces are crowded with the landscapes and portraits Kennedy has been painting since 1980, many of which feature such ancestors as paternal great-great-grandfather William Madison Wall, the founder...
The late Golda Meir, fourth Prime Minister of Israel said, “You will never find a better sparring partner than adversity.” Adversity is and always has been a part of life and living.
By Krystal Anderson Beautiful Southern Utah has a unique landscape. Each direction you look offers views different from the other, and yet each breathtaking in its own right. Not only is this sunny high desert a gorgeous place to live, there are clear benefits to our health. There is plenty...
By Marianne Hamilton News flash: The holidays can make you crazy! OK, maybe not a huge revelation. As the media begins its annual, non-stop assault, insisting that we must all have family over, have eight-course gourmet meals prepared, have our houses perfectly decorated, have parties, have fun, and, most importantly,...
