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Posted by: steve, on 02/09/2006
Category "Creating A Mandala"
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A Mandala is more than just a circle; it is a symbol of wholeness and the cycle of life. It can be used as a healing and meditation tool to create a connection with our deepest spiritual source. It was C.G. Jung who first introduced the term Mandala (a Sanskrit word for circle) and he recognised its transformational power when he used it as an awareness tool for his patients.
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Posted by: frances, on 19/09/2006
Category "The Power of Words"
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The words you say to yourself, the words that other people say to you (especially in childhood) or that you hear on television or in films, and the words you read in newspapers, magazines, and books, all have an effect on you, and your life-force energy, or Ki.
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Posted by: frances, on 19/09/2006
Category "Resolving Trauma"
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Painful memories are the result of experiencing traumatic events. Unfortunately, traumatic events are far too common in today's society and are the cause of many psychological problems and unhappiness. Many health care professionals also believe that trauma is a major contributing cause of many physical disorders, such as cancer and heart disease. When the distressing emotions attached to the memories of these traumas are eliminated, their negative effects dissipate as well. For example, relationships and emotional and physical health improve.
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Posted by: frances, on 19/09/2006
Category "A Healing Journey"
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"In the human body is hidden a certain metaphysical substance which… needs no medicine because it is itself the incorruptible medicine. The philosophers, through some divine inspiration, recognized the strength and heavenly virtue of this substance and how to free it from its fetters, not through...physical medicine, but by a similar medicine in itself." Gerhard Dorn, 1658 Alchemist
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Posted by: frances, on 19/09/2006
Category "Beyond The Hedge"
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The day started uneventfully enough to paraphrase the opening of my debut novel, 'Beyond the Hedge'. The television was on as a much-needed diversion while I was hanging out some washing on a grey winters morning. As I stepped in from the cold, I heard a daytime TV guest say to her hosts, "The reason I like being a writer is that it allows me to escape from everyday reality and live in a world of my own creation." That one sentence caught my attention as effectively as a snorting, angry bull on the rampage.
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