ByRobyn Harris
In this section I will explore the feelings that we can experience following the loss of a person or thing that is close to us. It often results in a sense of grief or bereavement. This is a very natural response when something to which we are attached, disappears from our lives. We often associate…
ByGiora Carmi
There is no picture with this entry. You are invited to imagine it for yourself. It is night. No sleep, as the pain makes me move constantly. Around 4 I start paying attention to the feeling of “I”. I have found that this is one of the things that sometimes helps reducing or eliminating the…
ByRobyn Harris
The issue of Bereavement and Loss comes up in my practice on a fairly regular basis and so I decided to polish up this article that I wrote a while ago and re-present it as a series of blog posts. In Part 1, I will look at bereavement in regards to the animals that share…
ByGiora Carmi
Caterpillars crawling on top of each other Going in the same direction In a hurry As much as caterpillars can be in a hurry We don’t know where they are going And we don’t know Who will appear when they are gone We could know everything If we zoomed out and left the game Of…
ByGiora Carmi
It is 3 AM. The strength of the pain came back after a lot of walking on Governors Island and downtown Manhattan, drunk with city views, drunk with walking. The pain, the body’s shaking, the murmur along the nerve-ways make it impossible to sleep. I go to the studio. The words come pouring easily and…
ByGiora Carmi
There are three ways that I know of, to change reality for the better for you. All of them depend on changing yourself. All of them depend on becoming more and more happy, regardless of circumstances. One way is to clear subconscious material. Every subconscious hindering or blocking belief that you clear out opens your…
ByTeri Dluznieski
Did You Know That Heavy Metals can be Making Alzheimer’s Worse? Okay, so most people’s first response is probably: What the hell are heavy metals? I remember when I first heard it, many years ago. I knew it sounded “bad,” but I had noooo real idea what it was, or what it meant. Does this…
ByJulia Chi
We can all relate to our body hurting, not moving well, stopping us in our tracks… This vehicle we travel in is incredibly durable and supports us through so much, but it is also vulnerable and is affected by everything that occurs in our lives. It registers our every thought, our every emotion, our every…
ByGiora Carmi
In two drawings that I did one after the other, though, with a day in between, there was a yellow part that seemed to be pushed away by the other colors. It was as if the yellow wanted to dance, but the other colors danced there and pushed the yellow away. Do you see that?…
ByGuest Posts
There is a measurable shift in patient health care, coming from the most unlikely of sources: the patients themselves. As costs rise, insurance premiums skyrocket (in the U.S.) and all other forms of allopathic medicine follow suit, patients have had to become savvy. The time-constraint imposed on physicians has come at a cost to both…
ByGiora Carmi
OK, my friends. I know it is strange. I started this blog a year ago, promising to show you how I heal my body from a terrible nerve pain, resulting from a certain neuropathy, a condition that modern medicine does not know how to heal. I went from number one to number fifty-eight and before…
ByRobyn Harris
So, having looked at the process of META-Health, and a personal example from my own life, how can this help you in your healing journey? My first step in working with a client is to ask for their ‘timeline’. This is basically a chronological account of all the Significant Emotional Events in their life. I…