Magic with Tennis Balls
Flexible Feet and a Stable Stance By Richard Adelman, MA What if there were a quick, painless, and pleasurable way to become more stable and safer on your feet? This …
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Perception and the Movement of the Heart
By Martin LeFevre The meaning of the word ‘perception’ has deteriorated in English. Its small scope at present extends from ‘my perception,’ implying everyone has different perceptions, to the pejorative …
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Deal of the Week: Pullman Phuket Panwa Beach Resort
By Judy Newell Mexico News Socorro Island PADI Dive Boat Socorro Island, located nearly 400 miles off Mexico’s western coast, is known as Mexico’s “little Galapagos.” A 10-night dive adventure on …
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Cartograma Americana: Interview with Marian Garcés
By Bernardo Moreno The place called La Cámara is still present in the collective imagination. It took place in one of the first supermarkets of San Miguel de Allende, and …
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Drought and Economic Crisis
By Alejandro Angulo Many wonder about the relationship between drought and economic crisis. A current case illustrates this well. In Argentina, a most serious drought is leading to the country’s …
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Chapel of the Lord of Mercy
By Luis Felipe Rodriguez Miguelito Malo, in his Guide to San Miguel, states that indigenous people exchanged their old and deep-rooted beliefs for those brought and imposed by the Spanish …
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Today’s Artists of San Miguel: A unique view of San Miguel through photos
By Natalie Taylor In the early years of photography, a spirited question was whether it ought to be considered art. This led to further discussions of the meaning of “art” …
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The Human Brain and the Cosmic Mind
By Martin LeFevre Man is dead and human consciousness has become synonymous with darkness. Can human beings and a new global civilization emerge? The widely held popular belief, and the …
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“Cenote” (Ts’onot) – A Japanese Director’s Experiential Meditation on the Mysterious World of Mayan Sinkholes
By Jeffrey Sipe and Nina rodriguez Japanese director Kaori Oda’s experiential documentary, “Cenote,” set in Northern Yucatan where sinkholes used to be the sole water source, is a mesmerizing exploration …
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America’s Greatest Composer?
By Fredric Dannen In 1902, the French author André Gide was invited to name the greatest poet his country had produced in the previous century. His reply is often quoted: …
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