She spends hours hunched over a piece of cloth, her thin, bony hands sewing with precision through its tiny patterned holes. Her strained eyes, squinting and blinking, remain focused. And this she does—on and off, between work and play—for the next two to three years, pouring her heart over one single work of staggering detail.
We can never outgrow our need for vegetables. Truth be told, not everyone is fond of eating these foods, so they are missing out on certain nutrients needed to stay fit and healthy. But drinking your veggies is an entirely different story.
One of the oldest, simplest and most natural forms of healing is by touch. Yes, using our hands to ease pain and to heal all forms of physical ailment simply by placing them lightly on the affected part has been practiced since ancient times all over the world.
Stem cell therapy is the star of cutting-edge medical technology. We’ve read about stem cell therapy but are confused about how it really works and why this special therapy should be considered for future use.
Before there was Amityville, there was Harrisville.
To an established art collector like Patrick Reyno, a work of art “should take your breath away.”
In celebration of the end of Ramadan, the Muslim feast, Muslim and Christian artists collaborated in an exhibit to showcase the beauty of Islamic art in Galerie Joaquin’s Eid’l Fitr International Arts Festival at The Podium mall Aug. 2-9.
It’s a spellbinding spectacle like nothing else.
More and more Filipinos are making a name for themselves on the international literary scene, following in the footsteps of Jose Garcia Villa, F. Sionil Jose, and Jessica Hagedorn. With multi-awarded and best-selling books, Filipinos are proving their might on the printed page around the world.
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