Well Being Journal Magazine

We believe in the value of an open mind—and heart. The status quo regularly changes; even so, responsibly challenging it can serve the purpose of growth and expansion. We stand behind all the information we publish, and though it may challenge some beliefs, we believe in the importance of presenting knowledge that is well-researched, rigorous, and evidence-based.
Readers may choose to integrate new information and reformulate their beliefs—perhaps viewing that which is provoking as an opportunity to grow—or to reinforce what is believed as truth. Either way, we all continue to evolve. As we do, the idea of home is with us always. What is home?
“Home,” may refer to a state of well-being, or the heart and soul of who we are. One of its primary characteristics is peace. Peace may be accessed anywhere, anytime. Peace will guide you in the appropriate way to realize more peace.
I have traveled and lived in many places around the world. Since boyhood I have moved and lived in many states and cities, and numerous houses within them. The one thing that stands out most in all the places I’ve settled is that one’s true home is in the heart. No matter where you are, if a relationship with the home of your heart is lacking, you will always feel a little off-balance, but if you maintain your home in your heart, and are grateful for it, you are truly home.
We can all realize more peace. We hope this issue of the Well Being Journal inspires you, and perhaps encourages a healthy change.

We believe in the value of an open mind—and heart. The status quo regularly changes; even so, responsibly challenging it can serve the purpose of growth and expansion. We stand behind all the information we publish, and though it may challenge some beliefs, we believe in the importance of presenting knowledge that is well-researched, rigorous, and evidence-based.
Readers may choose to integrate new information and reformulate their beliefs—perhaps viewing that which is provoking as an opportunity to grow—or to reinforce what is believed as truth. Either way, we all continue to evolve. As we do, the idea of home is with us always. What is home?
“Home,” may refer to a state of well-being, or the heart and soul of who we are. One of its primary characteristics is peace. Peace may be accessed anywhere, anytime. Peace will guide you in the appropriate way to realize more peace.
I have traveled and lived in many places around the world. Since boyhood I have moved and lived in many states and cities, and numerous houses within them. The one thing that stands out most in all the places I’ve settled is that one’s true home is in the heart. No matter where you are, if a relationship with the home of your heart is lacking, you will always feel a little off-balance, but if you maintain your home in your heart, and are grateful for it, you are truly home.
We can all realize more peace. We hope this issue of the Well Being Journal inspires you, and perhaps encourages a healthy change.

We believe in the value of an open mind—and heart. The status quo regularly changes; even so, responsibly challenging it can serve the purpose of growth and expansion. We stand behind all the information we publish, and though it may challenge some beliefs, we believe in the importance of presenting knowledge that is well-researched, rigorous, and evidence-based.
Readers may choose to integrate new information and reformulate their beliefs—perhaps viewing that which is provoking as an opportunity to grow—or to reinforce what is believed as truth. Either way, we all continue to evolve. As we do, the idea of home is with us always. What is home?
“Home,” may refer to a state of well-being, or the heart and soul of who we are. One of its primary characteristics is peace. Peace may be accessed anywhere, anytime. Peace will guide you in the appropriate way to realize more peace.
I have traveled and lived in many places around the world. Since boyhood I have moved and lived in many states and cities, and numerous houses within them. The one thing that stands out most in all the places I’ve settled is that one’s true home is in the heart. No matter where you are, if a relationship with the home of your heart is lacking, you will always feel a little off-balance, but if you maintain your home in your heart, and are grateful for it, you are truly home.
We can all realize more peace. We hope this issue of the Well Being Journal inspires you, and perhaps encourages a healthy change.

We believe in the value of an open mind—and heart. The status quo regularly changes; even so, responsibly challenging it can serve the purpose of growth and expansion. We stand behind all the information we publish, and though it may challenge some beliefs, we believe in the importance of presenting knowledge that is well-researched, rigorous, and evidence-based.
Readers may choose to integrate new information and reformulate their beliefs—perhaps viewing that which is provoking as an opportunity to grow—or to reinforce what is believed as truth. Either way, we all continue to evolve. As we do, the idea of home is with us always. What is home?
“Home,” may refer to a state of well-being, or the heart and soul of who we are. One of its primary characteristics is peace. Peace may be accessed anywhere, anytime. Peace will guide you in the appropriate way to realize more peace.
I have traveled and lived in many places around the world. Since boyhood I have moved and lived in many states and cities, and numerous houses within them. The one thing that stands out most in all the places I’ve settled is that one’s true home is in the heart. No matter where you are, if a relationship with the home of your heart is lacking, you will always feel a little off-balance, but if you maintain your home in your heart, and are grateful for it, you are truly home.
We can all realize more peace. We hope this issue of the Well Being Journal inspires you, and perhaps encourages a healthy change.