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Space of Love Living Diary.

        Vanitas Vanitatum:  Right Values -  Wrong Goal?

        by Yuri and Irina,     spaceoflove.com         

         This summer's paralyzing heat and drought, coupled with several months of boring routine left us with little to report to you - or so we thought. But when Irina and I remembered that we promised you to report on both, our successes and failures, we suddenly realized what we needed to write about.

         Have you noticed how you can feel ever so spiritual, talk much about universal laws of abundance and love in action and still fail when it comes to turning your ideas and projects into results? The reason may seem perfectly logical and obvious - shortage of money.... read more >>

Your Soul's Plan

        By Robert Schwartz

        May 7, 2003. I remember that day well, because it was the day on which my life changed, the day that launched me on the path to writing the book Your Soul’s Plan: Discovering the Real Meaning of the Life You Planned Before You Were Born.

        I was 40 at the time, working as a self-employed marketing and communications consultant and feeling profoundly unfulfilled with my life. I often had the feeling that if I were to fall off the face of the Earth, none of my clients would notice. They would simply plug someone else into my role and continue along. read more >>

Yacon: The Apple of The Earth

         Continuing Scientific Discoveries Value an Ancient Foodplant
          By Alan Kapuler            

         Yacon, a Southamerican daisy in cultivation as a food and medicinal plant for at least a millennium, continues to interest gardeners, farmers, consumers, elders, diabetics, weight watchers, raw foodists, dieticians, biochemists and foodies in general.

         As a garden plant, Yacon grows 4-8’ tall with soft attractive leaves, pliable stems like a sunflower, and makes edible tubers in 3-5 months after planting in mid-spring. Yields are double to triple that of potatoes. The largest tubers are 1-3 pounds and look like sweet potatoes. For high yields, thorough and frequent watering in late August thru mid September is essential. ..read more >>

New: SOL #8 Classifieds !

The Lazy Way to Stay in Love

         Discover the Magic of Bonding Behaviors

         By Marnia Robinson,  
         While waiting for a concert to begin at our local county fair, my husband and I checked out a reptile exhibit that included an animal trainer with a live alligator resting calmly on his lap. As we stroked the gator, I asked the trainer why it was so tame. “I pet it daily. If I didn’t, it would quickly be wild again, and wouldn’t allow this,” he explained.

          I was surprised. Only months earlier I had begun to grasp the power of bonding behaviors (skin-to-skin contact, gentle stroking and so forth) to evoke the desire to bond without our having to do anything more. I never realize reptiles responded similarly. ... read more >>

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