ByGiora Carmi
I was a Chinese monk. Many years ago, before this lifetime, I was a Chinese Buddhist monk. I saw myself in deep meditation as one. In the vision, I was doing walking meditation, which is a way to learn to be deeply aware even when we are in action. By the way: according to Anat Baniel…
ByCaroline Nettle
The fluoride that is put into our water system is a by product of the phosphate fertilizer industry – it is toxic waste, literally. Before there were environmental restrictions on industry, the toxins were released as gas into the air, causing widespread environmental damage to crops and livestock. In 1983, Weinstein said “Certainly, there has…
ByJohn Osborne
We are told that Adam, the reputed “first man” with his “first woman,” Eve, walked on this Earth 209,000 years ago. If this is the case then we can probably assume that for much of this time those of Eastern, mainly Asian, origins have been eating curry meals. The main spice ingredient of a curry…
ByGiora Carmi
And still I did not tell you what I saw in that third drawing. So here it is. Obviously there is a screen like thing that stands between the viewer, and what is happening in a deeper level of the picture. This is easy to see. The ease of seeing is a natural product of…
ByAudra Brown
Hello and Happy Thursday to you all, I would like to talk a bit about my ancestry which is for the most part Cherokee. In studying my family history in this lifetime, and many from the past, I have come to a realization. The form of healing work that I do is Reiki, but also…
ByJohn Osborne
I have two cases at the moment that are most topical as there is in the news recently, an article where senior medical people ask for the capping of costs for IVF treatment. Whatever one thinks, and Nature appears to be ignored in this discussion, the creation of a child other than by natural means…
ByGiora Carmi
I owe you going back to this drawing. It was made as a third interpretation of what was in that empty space, where the blue lines did not enter. Remember, I was not satisfied with the first drawing, but I went into it with words anyway. I felt a bit better when I did the…
ByJean Logan
My mother was an amazing woman. She was a conservationist, an environmentalist, a naturalist, and authority on foraging for wild foods. She didn’t have any letters after her name but she knew more than many who do. She was a compassionate person who nursed many a wild animal back to health. She died at the…
ByGiora Carmi
So it is time to talk about theory. It will help, I hope. I realize that some people who look at my articles don’t know what I am talking about. It has not been researched. They have never read about this approach in articles in professional journals. There are no numbers here and no statistics….
ByTeri Dluznieski
There are so many contributing factors to how we feel, and how well we function, both emotionally and mentally– including the physical. Some of the top holistic practitioners are beginning to understand the intrinsic connection between the mind and the body– as being more than just a hokey crunchy metaphor. The vagus nerve makes a…
ByJohn Osborne
What has kept us alive? Mankind, we are told, first came into being over 209,000 years ago. We are getting on a bit! But how come we arrived towards the end of the 19th. Century with only the use of natural products to keep us fit? How, over those millennia did natural medications evolve to…
ByGiora Carmi
It is always so in growth. You make a step. You feel the freshness of who you are, then the fear comes and grabs you again. It reminds me of the dance of the principal. I went to a parent’s meeting in the school of one of my children. We sat at tables that…