A wise martial arts Master was ready to pass the mantle of authority of his organization to his number one student. The Master prepared a final test. He asked his student to move a large granite rock from one location to another before sunset. He told the student to use all of his power to [...]

By Cynthia Morin - Much of the world is feeling very helpless and hopeless these days. Many are afraid for what seems to be a downward spiral of humanity. Yet many are balancing out the scales with humor, optimism, and creative ideas for building better communities, more loving families, a more beautiful planet and peace and prosperity amongst all people. Where do you place yourself on this continuum?

…And so it was, when I began to read David Zimmermann’s newly released Dissipated Assets. A relatively short read of less than 120 poems (mostly one page and often one sentence), the book sucked me into the heart of Mr. Zimmerman’s honest and vulnerable expressions. Dissipated Assets is about love and death, forgiveness and trust. Though it may touch on topics of war, environmental destruction, and disease as the stories unfold, there is always the thread of an elegant grace of being and regard for the human experience…

Have you ever heard people with children say that Eureka Springs lacks activities for our youngsters? It’s true, we don’t have high profile attractions catered to young ones, but with a little creativity, and a parent with an adventurous spirit, Eureka abounds with magical places for children. Many of the destinations highlighted below can accommodate all ages, and are free!….

Rock sculptures, also known as Stone Cairns, can be found among many cultures and throughout many countries including Scotland, Ireland, Tibet, and in the Arctic. In many cultures, cairns may mark the site of a burial, the summit of a mountain, or a special event.