Category Archives: Project Purpose Profiles
So the Blind Might See
So the Blind Might See Taking an unfamiliar bus across town, Mickey became totally lost when the driver accidentally let him off at the wrong stop. Since Mickey is blind, he was unable to read the street signs or use a map to orient himself. Although he eventually made it to the hospital, Darlene had…
Reclaiming Our Health – Part 2
Reclaiming Our Health – Part 2 YJ: So, since its inception, the AMA has been waging a systematic and successful effort to suppress and discredit all other forms of medicine which they view as competition. You specifically cite their efforts against the chiropractic profession, but they haven’t been the only group to be attacked. Right?…
Reclaiming Our Health – Part 1
Reclaiming Our Health – Part 1 Almost twenty years later with the publication of Diet for a New America, Robbins hit national prominence as an advocate for a healthier lifestyle which included a vegetarian diet. In his book, Robbins exposed many of the abhorent practices of what he called the Great American Food Machine, and…
Living Simply in a Complex World
NOTE: This is the Yoga Journal cover story that launched Life On Purpose Institute in August of 1996. While the article was written over a decade ago, it's as pertinent today as it was back then, maybe more so. In Lewis Carroll's childhood classic, Through the Looking-Glass, one of Alice's misadventures in Wonderland is with…
HEALING AMERICA: An Interview with Marianne Williamson (1997)
Several years ago, before Life On Purpose Institute, Inc. was even a gleam in my eye, I knew I wanted to bring a deeper sense of purpose and meaning to my freelance writing career. So, I created my first Purpose Project with the simple name, Project Purpose: To write and publish articles about people and…
Isn’t it Time You Knew Your Purpose?
