Wholly Natural is an international digital wellness magazine for ordinary people choosing to live extraordinary lives. Each issue we look forward to bringing you inspiring new ideas and stories on living green, from the inside/out.
With stories ranging from raw food, understanding your body, and getting fit the healthy way, to exploring your creativity and living life from within, we provide you with expert advice and practical strategies on nurturing natural well-being, and creating a balanced, wholesome lifestyle.
Our Vision: Love life, live simply, be wholly natural.
Our Values: We believe in integrity for life and the planet. Live the change you want to see! Let your Being BE present to the moment.
Our Mission: We are a global magazine for like-minded people working together for true beauty and purpose in life! Creating footprints of green, for the planet.
Koalas, clowning in Russia, healthy breakfasts. Read more here.
Africa's 'Big 5' wildlife, the healing harp, and healthy recipes. Read more here.
Build immunity, yoga for health, power of forgiveness, and juicing. Read more here.
Healthy recipes, art from Italy, boho fashion, meet our contest winner. Read more here.
Not sure what to do? What direction to take in your career? In issue 9, Veronica Tedman shares Bootcamp Tips to help recharge and revamp your career.
The status of Africa's Big Five Wildlife has become of significant concern to wildlife conservationists in recent years. The African Lion, African leopard and African bush elephant are all classified as vulnerable.
If you love birds, you will fall in love with Mychelle Mahar's paintings. You can read about the transformation that took her art life in a completely new direction in our latest issue.
In 'Creating Flow', Interior designer Arjan Nijen Twilhaar says: "trust yourself and follow your style."
Juicing can help to bring clarity of mind, body, soul and spirit.
In "Living with Asperger’s, a Mother’s Tale", meet Florence Kelly and share her personal "heart story" of how her son sees the world and interprets what is actually going on.
Are you aware that very few animals can survive on a diet of gum tree (eucalyptus) leaves? Read about Koalas and their habitat and get the family involved. Help save our Koalas.
