ByRobyn Harris
In my work I pay close attention to people’s beliefs and their self-talk. Often the beliefs were created around a trauma they experienced at some point in their life. This is a natural survival instinct, where the mind tries to make sense of what happened and to help us to avoid similar painful situations in…
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…
ByRobyn Harris
Last week I looked at the benefits of being ‘selfish’, but how does this relate back to what I said at the beginning about Positive Thinking? To me it’s about being open and honest with ourselves and – where it’s appropriate – with those around us. If you’re having a challenging day, admit it! Don’t…
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…
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…
ByRobyn Harris
In last week’s post I started looking at why positive thinking alone might not be enough. Instead, I think the answer lies in becoming more aware of: our thoughts and self-talk the impact of what we listen to / read / watch the influence of those we spend our time with the effect that all…
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?…
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…
ByGiora Carmi
At 4 AM once more, something tells me to go to the studio to draw. What comes out surprises me, as other drawings did. Even though many of the shapes I use in my drawings remind me of plants I usually do not draw flowers as the subject of the drawing. But here the shapes…
ByJoan Jacobs
Anchored in hard-core science and based on 30 years experience healing individuals suffering from a wide range of health conditions, The Inner Story Healing Model takes inner healing to the next level. The Inner story model has 2 sections. The first section addresses the need to identify the existing inner story, ( you can’t transform…
ByGuglielminotti Trivel
Summer: the symbol of motherhood Since we are in Summer I thought to talk about a subject that for women can be very sensitive and painful. Summer corresponds to the ovulatory phase in a woman’s cycle which is when a woman can conceive, therefore I am going to share my insights about being a mother…