We honor the power of the mind but the power of the mind is not enough. The next step to serve humanity is soul over matter, which is Soul Power. “Soul over matter” means soul can make things happen. It includes soul healing, soul prevention of sickness, soul rejuvenation, soul prolongation of life, and soul transformation of every aspect of life, including relationships and finances.” — Dr. & Master Zhi Gang Sha, THE POWER OF SOUL.
Attend a gathering to Experience the Power of Soul with the love meditation, chanting mantras, tracing Tao calligraphy and boosting your energy centers.

Christmas shopping for that special gift for your senior parents, spouse, or loved one can sometimes be challenging. At Sage Senior Resources, christmas shopping has never been easier. From cutting boards with suction feet for stability to spikes that hold the food while chopping with ease, can be found here. There are cane tips, comfy cushions, to shoe and boot grips at Sage Senior Resources, your one stop shopping store. Bring your loved one in to peruse and shop together, or check around the house to identify any needs that would make life a little easier for that special family or friend on your christmas list.

Many people exercise for weight loss, but what about working out so you are better prepared for the activities of everyday life, like carrying in groceries and putting them up? Like having the stamina for a busy day of errands and grandkids? Or climbing up and down the stairs without getting winded? That’s the idea behind functional fitness, an approach that’s increasingly popular with all sorts of people, including those over 50 who want to maintain their independence and quality of life without spending countless hours in a gym.

Q. How do I help someone with untreated hearing loss this Holiday Season? A. Too often, people with hearing loss withdraw socially, even during the holiday season. Be sure to: Turn down the volume. Keep background music and TV at a softer volume so conversations are heard more easily. Face each other and stay close. It’s easier for the person with hearing loss to follow conversations when they can lip-read at a close distance. Encourage them to have a hearing test. It’s one of the most meaningful things you can do this holiday season.

To keep your dentures clean, soak them at least once a day. Products available in stores aren’t always strong enough to fight plaque and residue buildup, so try using a professional strength cleaner a couple of days a week, and a weaker store-bought cleaner on the other days. Never use toothpaste on dentures, as it can take the finish off and is only designed for natural teeth. Soaking your dentures softens the residue, but it is still very important to brush them with a denture brush afterwards. Always follow the instructions included with your cleaner to avoid damaging your dentures.