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Do Soul Mates Exist?
By
Taz Tagore
I have always believed in soulmates. While my belief might have sprung from an adolescent fantasy many decades ago, it has ripened into a surety—something solid enough to hold in my hands or place in my coat pocket. If you believe in reincarnation (which I do), then it’s not a stretch to imagine that some…
Book Review: Stories from the Yogic Heart
By
Taz Tagore
Several years ago, I was contacted by Lisa Cherry—a woman feverish with a book idea. I’ve been in that place before, and so we began a conversation. She had been physically ill and credited much of her healing to an intensive yoga practice. Her story resonated with me—as yoga helped me shift my life purpose…
A Different Kind of Love (for Singles seeking Relationships)
By
Taz Tagore
As a writer who writes about all the “big stuff” we face in our lives, I have shied away from one topic for a long time–love between two adults. I’m single, and have been for a long time, so I fell into the trap of thinking that only married folks–more specifically, those who are happily…
Work, in Seven Words (dedicated to Michael Pollan)
By
Taz Tagore
Michael Pollan famously summarized everything you should know about eating in 7 words (in an article in the NY Times): Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants. Last week, after reading his latest book–Food Rules–I realized that his simple, back-to-basics approach to food could also be applied to work. I spent the…
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