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The 24 hour news cycle or 24 hour stress industry?

Embed from Getty Images Do you remember what life was like before the 24 hour news industry? What was television, radio, newspaper and radio like before CNN, BBC, FoxNews, MSNBC and the countless other stations, channels and corporations whose purpose it is to report something 24 hours a day? Let us not forget the endless […]

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Get ready this winter has the potential to deliver powerful storms

Embed from Getty Images According to Taoist cosmology winter officially began around November 7th. Some signs of winters arrival are already being felt in Colorado, USA and Northern Europe. Between November 17-19 the greater Boulder Colorado area recorded approx. 18” of snow. Yet, some parts of the United States have been unusually warm, in particular […]

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The real American health epidemic

Embed from Getty Images Chances are you have been told that America faces several epidemics: gun violence, AIDS, poverty, heart disease, cancer, etc… If you look around, however, you may have noticed another growing epidemic that is seldom spoken of, especially in polite company. It appears that obesity is the new trend in America. It […]

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Caution swim at your own risk, has an entirely new meaning

Embed from Getty Images Headlines like these are sure to grab people’s attention: “Unseen killer lurking in Florida waters takes Lake County man’s life” and “Woman gets flesh-eating bacteria at Dallas mud run, goes blind in one eye”. But how many people actually understand the risks, and think that these are just isolated events. Many […]

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Monsanto found guilty of poisoning French farmer

Your National Taoism Examiner has written several articles regarding the dangers of Genetically Modified Organisms/Food and the companies that produce them, in particular Monsanto (see recommended articles below). There have been a few articles concerning the rising tide of change that is occurring in many countries as mass protests are causing countries to change laws […]

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The Te of Piglet, virtue in action

Embed from Getty Images In 2014 your National Taoism Examiner, reviewed the first part of Benjamin Hoff’s books on Taoist Philosophy; The Tao of Pooh. The first book was recommended for those “looking for a delightful read”, it can serve as a great introduction to Taoist philosophy and as a nice reminder for those who […]

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Once again Whole Foods is found cheating customers

Embed from Getty Images According to the company info. section Whole Foods Market claims to: “seek out the finest natural and organic foods available, maintain the strictest quality standards in the industry, and have an unshakable commitment to sustainable agriculture. Add to that the excitement and fun we bring to shopping for groceries, and you […]

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Over 400 cities march against Monsanto and GMO food

One would think that a major global protest occurring in over 400 cities, on the same day, would be breaking news. Yet, in the United States the global protest against Monsanto and GMO food was barely mentioned. Outside of the US, this was most definitely breaking news. Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images According to RT […]

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Humanity is beginning to push back against GMO

For many years it seemed like mankind was doomed to eat “franken-food” made from genetically modified organisms. The United States government and mega international agricultural companies (DuPont and Monsanto to name a few), have been long time supporters of this experimental food. The risks of food containing GMO have been thoroughly discussed in prior articles […]

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Suffering from text neck or turkey neck, Taoism to the rescue

Many people spend several hours each day either in front of a computer or using their “smart phones”. There is a good chance that you are reading this article from a “smart” device, whether it be a phone or tablet, or the ever increasing (in size anyway) phablet. When surveyed, teenagers and people in their […]

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