All Blog Posts Tagged 'feeling' (6)

I see that I posted on July 1 and now it's August 1. I am still 90-95% raw and I love it. I never dreamed I could feel so good that I don't even want any cooked food. I will never say, "Look at me: I'm all raw!" because I don't know what the future (especially the winter) holds. All I know is that right now, I'm ecstatic to be nourishing myself is such a lively fashion. When I turned fifty, even though I was a vegan and exercised and did yoga and all the stuff I thought I was supposed to do, I… Continue

Here's one of the fastest ways to feel really good:

Flowers! Check it: 1. Flowers make you feel happy. Have you ever been given - or heck, even merely seen - a bouquet of flowers and not smiled? You just can't help it, can you? And they also offer long-term, positive effects on your mood.… Continue

What: silence. Why it makes you feel really good: because it's a total vacation from the noise and hustle of our lives and without vacations, we'd never get anything done! This weekend, set your alarm for 6 a.m. on Sunday morning. Get out of bed, out of the house, and go to the nearest par… Continue

Having a bad day? Feeling really not good? Try the easiest, fastest way to give your mood a lift. It's guaranteed...

A smile! If you smile for long enough on the outside, soon you'll be smiling on the inside. The smile of your body will trick your mind into smiling as well.… Continue

My green smoothie today has dandelion greens, ginger, a pear, one scoop of green Superfood, cilantro, some water to thin it up a bit, and celery. Speaking of dandelions. When I was a kid, I used to take the seeded buds, make a wish then blow the white, wispy seeds all over the yard - or where ever I was. I'm sure all the weeders of the world were thrilled by that. However, I know all those wishes came true and I played an important role in the pollinization of dandelions. As the song on the soun… Continue

What: your favorite smell. Why it makes you feel really good: the theory of aromatherapy states that aromas influence the brain to prevent or relieve diseases and symptoms, especially those of the feeling-really-not-good variety. What's your favorite sm… Continue