Rand Eastwood is an author, blogger, artist & craftsman living in Las Vegas, NV. Certified in both nutrition & ancestral health, he is a healthy nutrition & lifestyle advocate. Under Eastwood Innovations, LLC he operates this Author Website, OÚSIA Magazine, Woodlands Press, Lifeology Store, Compass Bookstore, EVOLVE on Substack, and Eastwood Studios (currently under development). His dark fiction collection Rolling The Bones, epic novel PRIMEVAL, and other books are available on Amazon, and much of his short fiction is available to read/download here under My Books & Fiction. For updates, subscribe to this blog and/or follow his Amazon author page.

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Contemplation: The Spiritual Journey of Self-Actualization

The spiritual journey does not consist of arriving at a new destination...The finding of God is a coming to one's...

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St. Thomas Aquinas: 16 Precepts for Acquiring the Treasure of Knowledge

The renowned letter from St. Thomas Aquinas to Brother John, wherein he lists 16 precepts for acquiring the treasure of...

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Stories: Such Timid Little Creatures

Stories are like highly sensitive, timid little creatures; during times of stress and chaos and insecurity, etc., they all run...

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Find What You Love, And Let It Kill You

If years of hard work—i.e., killing yourself—is what achieving your ambition requires, then you should find something you love, and...

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Experiencing Happiness is More Important than Winning

When we focus on the competition and the winning, rather than the fun and the experience, we make it much more...

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The Death of Sears: A Study In Corporate Suicide

When Sears lost sight of its purpose (serving people), and began serving itself instead, the company entered an inevitable death-spiral...

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The Art of Letting Go

We’d all likely be surprised at what wonderful things manage to manifest in our lives, if we’d just allow them...

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Forgiving Gets Easier With Practice

Forgiveness must be fostered and developed, and therefore practiced; we can start with small things, then work our way up...