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Circumcision — ten years ago I had trouble spelling the word. I would stumble over the pronunciation of it, had I cause to use it, which I rarely did. Then Marilyn Milos entered my life through our founding meeting of the Alliance for Transforming the Liv ...more
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Regaining Sanity: Discovering the Balance between Time, Money…and your Life Part I
For many families, resorting to daycare is far from the first choice — intuitively, most people realise that being with the mother, or father, or other consistent, loving family member, is essential for the intellectual and emotional growth of their child
The Healing Gap: Dealing with the times we stumble
Embracing the ideal of progressive, natural parenting is a lot easier than actually walking the talk. When idealistic intentions race far ahead of practical abilities, staying the course requires a willingness to inhabit the paradoxical space of the heali
Martial Arts: a foundation of life & learning
Martial arts can be one of the best things a child could do to prepare him or herself for life.
Rather than an end unto itself, it provides a strong and supportive foundation for children as they move into
other aspects of their lives, be it other sport
Legacy of Treason - Depleted Uranium and the Poisoning of Humanity
In recent years I have become aware of the issue of depleted uranium (DU) and its use by the US Military in Iraq in 1991 and again in the current Iraq war. The photos of birth deformities and stories of suffering resulting from DU shocked me, reminding me
Why Men Leave
Men leave their families in a multitude of ways. Even if they remain in the home, many fathers are often emotionally absent. Why is this such a common occurence and what can we do about it?