Here’s the easiest way to cut a kiwi by Grant Thompson. This little trick is so easy it’ll forever change the way you eat them. If you liked this, then be sure to check out 21 Fruit Hacks. Click the... Read More »
Jim Carrey gave the commencement address to Maharishi University of Management’s class of 2014. It’s funny, inspirational, and he also reveals an art piece that he did himself. The University Board of Trustees presented him with the honorary degree of... Read More »
On May 6, 2014, Beagle Freedom Project rescued nine beagles from a laboratory in Nevada. Until this day, these beagles had never known a kind touch, been loved or felt safe. Their lives are about to change forever. The Beagle... Read More »
If you’ve never seen an ex-battery hen take her first steps on soil or feel the sunshine for the first time, then this might be the 5 most moving minutes you’ll ever see. Edgar’s Mission is a non-profit sanctuary for... Read More »
Here’s how to make an orange candle. All you need is an orange and some olive oil. Read More »
Many times what people say and what their body language is saying are two different things. If you know about non-verbal communication then you’ll have an edge over others. This post was written by Aldis Kalnins on his website Wondersbook.... Read More »
Justin Vrany is the owner of Sandwich Me In, a sustainable practicing restaurant in Chicago. He takes home all of the garbage from his restaurant and recycles it. The typical restaurant in the U.S. produces 150,000 pounds of garbage each... Read More »
Sherry Turkle, professor at Program in Science, Technology and Society at MIT and the founder and director of the MIT Initiative on Technology and Self explained that social media encounters are illusions of companionship, that we confuse postings and sharings with... Read More »
Emma and Ronan Lally looked all over the farm and couldn’t find their baby ducks, and then they saw Della the cat with one of them in her mouth. What happens next is unbelievable! This is amazing to watch. If... Read More »
Mandala means “sacred circle” in Sanskrit. It is a symbol of wholeness, continuity, connection, unity, harmony and the cycle of life. Native American Indians and Tibetan Buddhist Monks use mandalas to assist with meditation and healing. Psychologist Carl Jung used mandalas... Read More »