Episodes
Friday Aug 28, 2015
LOA Today – 08.27.15
Friday Aug 28, 2015
Friday Aug 28, 2015
This week on LOA Today, Uohna tells us about a Buddhist monk who has mastered the art of being happy every conscious moment of every day of his life. He even volunteered for 3 hours inside an MRI unit to help a Western medical researcher learn more about how his brain works. Most people start to freak out in an MRI machine after a half hour. Three hours later, he emerged happy and content. Is he crazy, or is he someone we need to learn to emulate?
Tuesday Aug 25, 2015
LOA Today – 08.20.15
Tuesday Aug 25, 2015
Tuesday Aug 25, 2015
Thoughtcatalog.com says, “Happiness is fleeting. It’s that line on the heart monitor that ascends to the highest peak but falls just as easily, if not sooner. It’s that spike in your blood sugar level after an unlawful amount of chocolate. It’s the deluded caffeine high after one too many cups of black coffee. It’s transitory and it’s short-lived.”
Is it true? No, not necessarily. Actually, happiness is the most normal, healthy state a human being can live in, and it can be a permanent experience. This week on LOA Today, we look at scientific studies being done today that move us closer to the conclusion that happiness can and should be our normal experience, as well as telling us what it will take for us to get there.
Monday Aug 17, 2015
LOA Today – 08.13.15
Monday Aug 17, 2015
Monday Aug 17, 2015
Breathe your way to better health. Crazy talk? Hype? Nope. It's science.
This week on LOA today, we look at the scientific evidence that shows that Eastern philosophers had it right all along. You can actually breathe your way to better health.
Thursday Aug 06, 2015
LOA Today – 08.06.15
Thursday Aug 06, 2015
Thursday Aug 06, 2015
Did you know that one of the best ways to gain better health is to forgive? That's right, and it has nothing to do with the person you're forgiving. The act of true forgiveness actually has some amazing physiological benefits to the person doing the forgiving.
This week on LOA Today, we explore the incredible, physical impact of forgiveness on the human brain of the forgiver.