The Healing Tradition of Ayurveda Embraces the Individual

   If you are feeling out of sorts, you are probably not the only one. The stresses of everyday life (yes, even in Bali), or something as simple as seasonal changes, can play havoc with our body constitution. Instead of turning to run-of-the-mill Western medical treatments, why not try a healing practice that has withstood […]

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Tactile Tattoos: The Ultimate in Wearables

Imagine accessorising your outfit with a gold leaf sticker on your arm, leg -or any other body part for that matter– and using it as a touch pad much like the one on your smartphone in order to control your mobile devices, to display information or store data. How about a skin bracelet that acts […]

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For the Marginalized Women of Indonesia there is Hope

For young marginalized women growing up in Indonesia today, they face a strong gender bias, in trying to get educated, gain a skill and find quality employment. The Bali WISE (WISE = Women of Indonesia Skills Education) program by Role Foundation was started in 2007 to help the exploited women working in the seaweed farming […]

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Musings on Origins and Roots by Ines Wynn

The Indonesian penchant to inquire about someone’s origins is embedded in the culture. Especially in Bali, where the class you belong to dictates the choice of language you use and the physical position you are entitled to. On a regular basis we hear the ubiquitous Balinese greeting ‘Dari mana? Mau ke mana?’ – Where are […]

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New Take on Bali’s Tradition of Food Foraging by Anita

Food foraging has been around since time immemorial. The Balinese have always realized that there is an abundance of nutritious and delicious edible and medicinal plants growing right around us. Backed by deep respect for nature, this traditional way of life proved to be both sustainable and nourishing. Sang Ketut Rai Wibawa, known as Sang […]

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EARLY DETECTION WITH ALFA THERMOGRAM by Shari

  Wouldn’t it be nice if we knew ahead of time of any potential time bombs lurking in our bodies threatening our health?  Probably the biggest fear of most people these days is developing cancer.  Most scientists say that everyone has cancer cells in their bodies.  So why does one person never get diagnosed with cancer and another […]

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Can you print real cheese with a 3D printer? by Ines Wynn

Since 2009 3D printing has been in a steady upmarch.  What was once considered whimsical thinking or geek brain sparks has now made its way from industrial manufacturing into mainstream use and the consumer 3D printing market has taken off like wildfire.  What once was an expensive process suddenly became available at a cost within the average consumer’s […]

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