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Modern dance pioneer Martha Graham's statement of purpose than can inspire us all, shared here by Living a Charmed Life author Victoria Moran

A delicious dish for anyone interested in the Mediterranean diet, raw-food diet, or just great cuisine is Jennifer Cornbleet's "Mediterranean Kale Salad," shared here by Beliefnet blogger Victorai

The Mediterranean diet is good. Victoria Moran, author of The Love-Powered Diet, says we can make it even better by steering it in the direction of Mediterranean-vegetarian and high-raw.

Vegan blogger and author Victoria Moran looks at journalist Mark Caro's new book, The Fois Gras Wars, and leaves impartiality to him as she takes a no-fois-gras stand.

I’m lecturing at the New Age Health Spa where Internet access is limited (that’s part of what makes it a spa), so I’m offering an excerpt today. I hope you enjoy it. I apologize for the giant picture: I hit some wrong button and can’t figure out how to right it. — Victoria IF YOU…

Younger by the Day author Victoria Moran gets some instruction in aging gracefully from an octogenarian named Zelda that she met at the New Age Health Spa.

Life energy -- prana, ch'i -- is that amazing zest for living we are want, but how do we get it? Longtime yoga student and Living a Charmed Life author Victoria Moran shares 10 Tips for getting the pranic glow.

Chocolate, when it's in the form of raw cacao, has enough nutrients and antioxidants to count as a health food. Living a Charmed Life author Victoria Moran looks at the work of chocolate gurus David Wolfe and Gabrielle Brick.

Avocados have been maligned for their high fat content, but here Victoria Moran, author of The Love-Powered Diet, shares how they fit deliciously into a healthy diet.

Bill Clinton's negotiating the release of the journalists held in North Korea may have started with a letter of condolence sent to Kim Jong-il. Living a Charmed Life author Victoria Moran considers how this kind of diplomacy could change the world and our lives.
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