Browsing the "Publisher's Letter" Category

Navigating the Chaos Gracefully

September 10th, 2014 | by Jerry & Pat Hocek

For centuries, indigenous wisdom traditions have talked of an epochal shift on the horizon, of a spiritual renaissance for the [&hellip

Blueprint for Men’s Happiness

June 1st, 2014 | by Jerry & Pat Hocek

Life is an opportunity—so what are you doing with it? This month’s overarching theme is Inspired Living, and Men’s Wellness [&hellip

May 2014 Publisher’s Letter

May 1st, 2014 | by Jerry & Pat Hocek

Is there any emotion greater than love? The simple answer is yes, there is—gratitude. To have gratitude for someone means [&hellip

April 2014 Publisher’s Letter

April 1st, 2014 | by Jerry & Pat Hocek

The Gift of You Do you recognize the gift of you? Truly? Do you know the contribution that you are? [&hellip

March 1st, 2014 | by Jerry & Pat Hocek

Welcome to the Food and Garden issue. You’re missing out if you haven’t yet created a small organic garden in [&hellip

February 2014 Publisher’s Letter

February 1st, 2014 | by Jerry & Pat Hocek

In the recent movie Inception, Leonardo DiCaprio travels through layers of different realities called dreams within dreams. Every layer is [&hellip

Catalyst for Change ~ Natural Awakenings Celebrates 20 Years

December 31st, 2013 | by Sharon Bruckman, CEO/Founder

A heartfelt shout out goes to the 90 U.S. cities and metro areas across the country, plus Puerto Rico, where Natural Awakenings is effecting positive change in people’s lives

The “Wave Speech”

December 28th, 2013 | by Jerry & Pat Hocek

Welcome to a new year of Natural Awakenings! We’re of the belief that we receive opportunities disguised as challenges in [&hellip

November 2013 Publisher’s Letter

October 30th, 2013 | by Jerry & Pat Hocek

Personal Growth Welcome to our Personal Growth issue. Pat and I just returned from a two-day trip in the Catskill [&hellip

October 2013 Publisher’s Letter

October 1st, 2013 | by Jerry & Pat Hocek

You Can Save the World Welcome to our Environment issue. “Oh dear, the environment! That’s so big; I feel so [&hellip