The term Law of Life came about in 1952 when author Farley Mowat wrote the book People of the deer ( Which I admit I haven't read ). It is a ( universal system of various natural principles ) it's a physical law we all follow. I'm sure every one of us has heard about the Law of Attraction and how it works in our daily lives. Well, there are a few more laws we live by but probably don't know they have a name. Take for instance ...The Law of Regularity It means that if something happens once it's

I was doing a little more reading on the subject of foods that resemble different body parts. Actually the concept has been around since ancient times. The term " Doctrine of Signatures " was first used in the Renaissance period between 1493 and 1541. Simply stated if a food looks like a body part then it usually has a healing quality to it for that body part. So in essence you are what you eat. So eat well!Every whole food has a pattern. The pattern in turn resembles a body part. Another term

Success and happiness go hand in hand. It means something different to all of us and actually at different stages of our lives success and happiness can mean something totally different to even us. It's a journey we all take and how we go about that journey determines our happiness. It's so easy to become tangled in past fears and negativity. Let go of them, they just keep you stagnant. Forgive and forget past hurts. No oh poor me, why does it always happen to me? It's your choice to be happy o

Tomorrow is April 9, we will be commemorating the 100th year anniversary of the British lead capture of Vimy Ridge from the Germans. It turned out to be one of the bloodiest encounters of WW1. I was going to say celebrate but stopped myself because there is no celebrating war of any kind. Vimy Ridge was part of the Battle of Arres, Nord-Pas-de-Calis, France. John Kay said " We do not celebrate the victory or the loss of life... We remember the sacrifice".In the early morning of Easter Monday,

Ancient peoples of Mesoamerica were the first to cultivate the cacao trees that grew wild in the tropical rainforests of Central America. It was home to the Olmec, Aztec, and Mayan cultures. The area around the equator had just the right conditions for the cacao trees to grow and flourish. The use of chocolate has been dated to around 1400 BC in Honduras where evidence was found in numerous urns and vessels containing the residue of chocolate. The Mesoamerican people roasted, fermented and made