Dr. Miriam Cameron discusses the process and benefits of Tibetan Healing. Plus she’ll talk about her book, Karma and Happiness: A Tibetan Odyssey in Ethics, Spirituality, and Healing. Her book provides a model for integrating diverse wisdom traditions into our personal spirituality—allowing us to find meaning in life, to live ethically, and to transform life’s challenges into healing experiences. For more information, please visit http://www.tc.umn.edu/~camer008/

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Author Laurie Puhn, JD, shares techniques for developing a loving relationship, one of the most important aspects of living fully and longer. She’ll talk about the five “dumbest arguments smart people often get into” and share examples of “5 minute conversations to change your relationships without blowing up or giving in.” For more information, please visit http://www.lauriepuhn.com

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r guest, Robert Putnam, has co-authored (with David Campbell) American Grace: How Religion Divides and Unites Us, the most comprehensive survey published about religion in the past 50 years. He shares fascinating research about America’s diverse yet remarkably tolerant religious beliefs and practices, which also foster happiness and wellbeing.

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Are you trying to figure out where you are with your health problems, where you need to go and the best way to get there? Our guest, Alan E. Smith, can help, as you’ll learn during our conversation about some of the 339 holistic therapies described in his book, How to UnBreak Your Health: Your Map to the World of Complementary and Alternative Therapies. Learn more at www.unbreakyourhealth.com.

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Ruth Bachman shares her inspiring story as a cancer ‘thriver’ who lost her dominant hand, yet finds purpose and meaning within her situation. She now helps others “grow through” their own “narrow spots”–the challenges and difficulties in their own lives.

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Dr. Alan Gass is a cardiologist and Medical Director of the National Institute of Whole Health in New York. He will share suggestions and stories that demonstrate the efficacy of using complementary therapies to develop and maintain a healthy heart.

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Just in time for World Gratitude Day (Sept. 21), we’ll discuss Todd Jensen’s just-released book, On Gratitude. Discover the benefits of gratitude, and hear about some of the fascinating interviews Todd had with celebrities who shared their own stories of gratitude.

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Having overcome family estrangements, serious illnesses and addiction, Al Weatherhead, shares his enlightening insights and tips for how adversity can transform our lives. We’ll discuss his book, The Power of Adversity, an inspiring testament to his belief that “tough times can make you stronger, wiser and better.” For more information, please visit www.powerofadversity.net.

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As a hospice chaplain, cancer survivor and a chaplain at Ground Zero following September 11, Andrea Raynor discusses her unique perspective on the meaning of life and the importance of feeling connected to something greater. She’ll share inspiring stories from her book, The Voice That Calls You Home, thus reminding us to be open to the blessings that are all around us, even in the midst of our greatest challenges. Learn more about Andrea at http://www.revandrearaynor.com

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Did you know that exhaustion, premature aging, acne and stomach aches can be symptoms of digestive disorders? Over 45 million Americans live with these uncomfortable health conditions, including Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Author Laura Knoff will share holistic suggestions for preventing and treating various digestive problems.

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