To celebrate the Earth Day lets talk about the ancient art of dowsing and the impact of the Earth herself on our homes, our health and our living environment.
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Is the air in your home making you sick?
The ingredients in hundreds of household products that you use every day, like paints, varnishes, air fresheners, perfumes, aerosols and paint strippers, has been linked to a broad spectrum of health problems from headaches to allergies, asthma and cancer. Continue reading
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Organic skincare giveaway to five lucky readers!
Tell us what you LIKE about Berkshire Woman and WIN fabulous organic skincare products!
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Sweating my fears away with the Shamans in Mexico
He announces: First of all, the shaman wants you to know, no one has ever died during the Temazcal ritual. This, you must remember.
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An Inside Job
It’s not glamorous, but for the sake of your health it’s vital you get to know your intestines! Teresa Doherty (BSc Nutritional Medicine and Colon Hydrotherapist) talks us through them…
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Ewan Dobson – Funky Canadian with a guitar
Every now and then someone produces a piece of music which stirs the masses in a different sort of way from your classic No1 hit. Continue reading
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In Search of America (part III)
In the final installment of our traveller’s dream trip along Route 66 she faces her fear of snakes, gives career advice in Vegas, and drives from Santa Fe to LA.
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In Search of America (part II)
Continuing our traveller’s dream trip along Route 66 as she falls in love with New Mexico, and learns not to ignore warning signs.
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In Search of America, on the (runaway) Mother Road….
A road trip along Route 66, from Chicago to Los Angeles, inspired by Steinbeck and song has been a dream of mine for as long as I can remember, Iʼm not alone in this. Pixar did it with Cars the movie, Billy Connolly did it on his Trike, Ricky Gervais sent the The Idiot Abroad in a Smart Car. We took a beautiful black convertible Chevrolet Camaro SS by happy mistake, from Hertz, (a courtesy bus ride from OʼHare airport) which turned the 2400 miles of Route 66 into such a joy to drive that we added another 1600 miles on just for fun.
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India’s prodigal princess – lost in time
In this part of the world, very little is known of the Indian village: Kodagu (Coorg) and that such a place exists at the doorstep of a bustling metropolis, nestled between the Brahmigiri hills, hidden amongst a canopy of coffee, pepper and paddy plantations.
And virtually nothing is known of its lost princess- a story fit for a fairy tale or a hollywood blockbuster!
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