Life Power Now - for gay men

I heard quoted on KPCC’s Airtalk a few weeks ago a 19 year old who was clear that her two mom's right to marry was not about religion or politics, but about love.

When you’re feeling stuck in a rut and finally decide to make a change going alone can be challenging. You see we don’t live in a society that nurtures authenticity or uniqueness.

Most of us gays and lesbians are elated about our new found legal right to marry. The celebrations have begun all over California.

Once you have discovered what the present moment is and how to access it, your life will start moving in a new direction, which is how to be more present.

Last night I was high on the best drug I know. Endorphins. Coming up to the top of Mt. Hollywood in Griffith Park, I had worked my system long and hard enough to get to the pleasant cruise stage that some call “the second wind.” I’m pretty sure it’s a left over from the times our ancestors had to run from the saber tooth tiger and not making it had only one out come.

Our lives are rarely constant and much more often dynamic and fluid. Keeping your head above water and not loose sight of your goal can be difficult at times. Read on for proven advice on how to keep your cool.

For their latest mission Improv Everywere organized 111 men of all shapes and sizes to shop shirtless in the Abercrombie and Fitch store on 5th Avenue in New York.

With the decision of the California Supreme court to declare the ban of same-sex marriage unconstitutional suddenly many gay men want to know about the getting married. Here is a collection of useful links.

Paul Squassoni's story has inspired many of our readers who followed along as he settled into his new life on the Big Island of Hawaii. We are pleased to present this compelling chronicle in a new format for easy browsing. His amazing images are not to be missed. Read on to dream yourself on a tropical island.