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Non-Duality and a Mind at Home
An interview with Byron Katie. Byron Katie was a real estate agent in Barstow, California much of her adult life. She lived the American dream of brand new, shiny things. She bough …
Interview: Ecstasy and the Beloved
Whether or not you remember his name, you’ve likely heard the words of Rumi — declared “the most popular poet in America,” by the BBC in 2007. Also known as Jalal ad-Din Muhammad R …
The Sonosopher
by Melissa Bond Local poet Alex Caldiero in “Life and Sound: A Documentary.” It’s like he’s hitting you with a wall of sound-no, not a wall, it’s a stutter, a refraction, a convers …
Dharmatech
High-tech help for low-tech activists: Computer geek Sarmeesha Reddy helps bleeding heart nonprofits kick butt with better, stronger, faster tools to leverage their causes. by Meli …
Expand, Spirituality & Mysticism
Doing the Work: An Interview with Byron Katie
On a recent visit to Salt Lake, Byron Katie spoke with CATALYST about her latest book and her new directions in The Work, a technique for dismantling harm-causing beliefs. by Melis …
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The Artesian Well on the corner of 500 E and 800 S is a landmark of our state's diverse hydrology and provides it's users with safe, free, mineral rich drinking water. Read more about park updates, history and the well-going regulars who make this spot so special.
Putting the well in wellness | Catalyst Magazine
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The Artesian Well Park has a past – and a future On any given day in Salt Lake if you pass by a little park just one block north of Liberty Park yo...