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What’s Coming on the NLN Community Pages? We’re now approved as a Meetup Alliance Organization! We’ll be launching this service as part of our NLN Community Pages within the next couple weeks, so watch for it. And based on your responses to our Community Pages Survey, we're also working on a Natural Lifestyle Classifieds section plus a Reviews & Recommendations page so all NLN members can post these to share. For more details, read more here. Important Announcement: FREE PROFILES NOW AVAILABLE
LIST YOUR EVENTS FOR FREE IN OUR CALENDAR Detailed listings can include an image, auto-generated Google map and plenty of room to describe everything about your event with links to your email and website. If you have a profile, your event can be linked to it as well. Be sure to read our Listing Guidelines first. To create an event, login to your account (or create your account first) and hit 'Create an Event' from your ''My Account" page. |
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WARNING: XYLITOL HIGHLY TOXIC TO DOGS!
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SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEMS: THE “OTHER” KIND OF SOLAR
By Ross Goldstein  When you mention the term “solar energy” to the average American, he thinks of solar electric, which is also known as PV, or photovoltaic solar panels, an expensive heating option at the present time. On the other hand, solar hot water heating systems are an ideal investment for use right now in the Mid-Atlantic region. Depending on how much space you have facing south, southeast, or southwest, you can use the energy of the sun to create warm water. With the price of oil, propane, electric, and natural gas increasing at a steady pace, combined with a lower cost of installation and the longevity of the collector panels, solar hot water provides one of the best rates of return of all the available renewable energy options, and systems can pay for themselves in only 2-5 years. <<Read More |
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Experience the science and art of virtual transformation. Matrix Energetics is a teachable phenomena unlike anything you may have experienced. View the videos on the website to get an idea of what you'll be experiencing during the weekend! This is energy healing pioneer and founder Richard Bartlett, DC ND's only scheduled teaching of these powerful introductory seminars on the East Coast for the forseeable future (at least thru spring 09). If you’re interested, check out the details now, <<Find Out More.
NOTE: Dr. Bartlett has a great book out explaining how he discovered and developed this fascinating intention-based healing method. Be sure to read Matrix Energetics: A Hands on Guide to Subtle Energy and Radical Change if you have any interest in attending or learning more. Also, read our review of his book below in the Reviews and Recommendations section of the newsletter. |
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Mother Earth Harvest Fair
 Pathways Natural Living ExpoSunday, October 5, 10AM-7PM University of MD College Inn & Conference Center 3501 University Blvd East, Adelphia, MD
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Lecture and Luncheon at Marco's Restaurant
Indian Spring Country Club, 115 S. Elmwood Road Marlton NJ, 08053 (one mile from Rts 70 and 73) Here’s a great event at a beautiful venue to take family and friends and support a very worthy cause! Life-changing nutritional wisdom and information gleaned from over 30 years of study and working with cancer patients. Hear a lecture by nationally-known educator Susan Silberstein, PhD, Founder & Executive Director of the Center for Advancement in Cancer Education. Includes a delicious brunch buffet and all proceeds benefit the cancer education and prevention programs at the Center. For more information about Dr. Silberstein and her mission, please read the inspirational interview from our July 31, 2008 Newsletter |
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Review of "Matrix Energetics" Book by Richard Bartlett DC ND The subtitle here is "A Hands-on Guide to Subtle Energy and Radical Change" and it's pretty darn interesting stuff. I read this book based on the recommendation in the Foreward by Bill Tiller PhD, someone I've met personally and consider a real genius. Tiller is a highly respected scientist who has researched and validated the ability of consciousness and intention to change physical reality. That's really the foundational truth here and Bartlett has written a powerful personal accounting of how he discovered and developed his mind-bending energy technique. And now he wants to teach it all to you. <<Read More on the NLN Blog |
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| Are you a great amateur photographer—or yearning to be one? Or a professional photographer who would like more exposure? Natural Lifestyle knows there are some awesome photos of local natural beauty out there and we’d like to feature them in our wallpaper/desktop background downloads to inspire our readers. We will be personalizing our wallpapers with monthly calendars, embedded in photos of local/regional locations of extraordinary beauty. <<Find out more. |
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And it’s included in more products every day. We ran a recipe in our last Newsletter that used Xylitol as the healthy sweetener. You should know that Xylitol may be good for people, but it's highly toxic to dogs. A dog that ingests xylitol could show symptoms of liver failure within 30 minutes, including seizures, weakness, and collapse. With prompt medical attention, the animal's life can be saved. Still, if you use xylitol as a sugar substitute, buy xylitol-sweetened gum, candy, or mints, or use xylitol-based products (toothpaste, mouthwash) to help prevent cavities, take extra care to make sure these can’t be accessed by your dogs.
Matrix Energetics Seminar Levels I & II
Spoutwood Farm Center is a community-supported agriculture and sustainability-education farm located in Glen Rock, in southern York County, PA, about 40 minutes North of Baltimore. This is the Fourth Annual Mother Earth Harvest Fair, held this year on Sunday, October 5th, 2008. Combining the charm of an old-fashioned country fair, time¬less traditional arts and crafts, and cutting-edge ad-vances in green building and renewable energy, the Fair is a celebration and showcase of healthy, sustainable, and balanced living in the Chesapeake bioregion. 
Sunday With Susan
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