Stevia, The Wonder Herb!

Published on Feb 18, 2009 by in Nutrition, Sunrider Herbs

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Stevia, The Wonder Herb!

back in the day when SUNRIDER was just gaining a foothold in America through Dr. Chen’s solo efforts, this is the product we early SUNRIDER’s used in our Calli and Fortune Delight. to this day, i actually still prefer it to its later incarnation; SUNNY DEW. back then, the FDA did not allow Stevia to […]

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"There Is No Pain Like Mt. Taylor Top 20 Pain…"

click to enlarge “There Is No Pain Like Mt. Taylor Top 20 Pain…” – a sacredly withered coach moments after posting a 4:47, 16th Overall Finish at Saturday’s Mt.Taylor Winter Quadrathlon. photo by Craig Ilg. Full story and pics coming to DIRECT LINES Subscribers!

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"…an absolute inspiration for me…"

“Steve, Your book “Total Body Transformation” has been an absolute inspiration for me. Thanks for putting into words the stuff that makes life great!”. – Kevin Winkler The UnderAcknowledged Yet Deeply Valued “Underground Bible For Personal Trainers and Yoga Teachers”… get your signed copy right here: steve ilg’s TOTAL BODY TRANSFORMATION

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Grants, New MexicoSaturday Evening Post Most Noble Sangha,wow.okay, it’s been 20 years since i’ve cracked the Top 20 of this Race, and let me tell you right spanking now:“There is no pain, like Mt. Taylor Winter Quadrathlon Top 20 Pain!” my fingers can still barely function well enough to get this to you, and i […]

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Off To Tsidool; My Pilgrimage of Sacred Mountain Sweat

i can barely grok the fact that today i climb into Bala – who’ll be packed like a Grand Canyon Mule with skis, bike, snowshoes, and cold weather gear – and head east across my beloved sparse, high desert to contest the Mt. Taylor Winter Quadrathlon which has by now, become an ilg signature event. […]

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The Joyful Breath breathes again…

Published on Feb 12, 2009 by in Baby Dharma

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The Joyful Breath

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The Premiere of The Bantu Journals: #1 – Telluride Training Camp

This is the First in a Series of Journals written by Andrew “Bantu” Frost, recipient of the 2008 Most Improved HP Yogi Award. Bantu is a world-class mountaineer and is on a Student-Supported WF Online Training Scholarship in preparation for the 5th ascent of an extreme ascent of Mt. McKinley this May. Coach, Well, I’ve […]

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Understanding…er, Standing Under Ego

Ego is the absence of true knowledge of who we really are, together with its result: a doomed clutching on, at all costs, to a cobbled together and makeshift image of ourselves, an inevitably chameleon charlatan self that keeps changing, and has to, to keep alive the fiction of its existence. In Tibetan, ego is […]

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