Date: 2008-07-24
Sit in quiet contemplation in your nature place or in a soft space where you will not be disturbed. Open your mind and relax. Observe, notice, and feel everything that you experience. Focus your attention on your feelings, and open up all of your senses to experience your meditation. Allow any distracting thoughts to drift away. Notice them and let them go. Sit quietly and observe yourself. See,...
Date: 2007-12-17
In the first of a series, Carl Llewellyn Weschcke takes on New Worlds of Body, Mind, and Spirit. The Body is a foundation and also a vehicle to experience the beauty and pleasure of the material world. Understanding of the Body/Mind Connection has opened us to new healing techniques as well acceptance of old ones. Thinking has moved beyond perceiving the body in mechanical terms, and from rejecting it as “un-spiritual” to a balanced approach giving respect to the whole mind/body/energy complex. Read about the "Brave New World of the Body."
Date: 2006-08-07
Colleen Deatsman, author of Energy for Life, discusses how energy works in different forms of healing, and gives three different energy -boosting exercises for releasing energy blockages, sweeping energy from your body's outer layer, and cutting energetic cords than can cause energy to be drained away from you.
Date: 2005-07-04
Did you know that inside of yourself you have a hidden reservoir of limitless energy and power so strong that it can make miracles commonplace and be harnessed for health, energy, vitality, and dynamic living? Well, you do, and I will show you how ...
Date: 2004-07-05
Feng Shui (pronounced fung shway) literally means wind and water. Water represents the physical, manifest world while wind represents the inner world of energy that interacts with the outer. External Feng Shui is about arranging our environment, ...
Date: 2004-07-01
I didn’t plan to write a book. The book evolved from my website. I didn’t plan to build a website. The website evolved from our store. We (my husband Charlie and I) didn’t plan to open a store. The store evolved from finding ourselves temporarily ...
Energy, energy, I need more energy! In this over-busy, hyper-stressed modern western culture, the mantra I hear most is the cry for more energy. We think that if only we had more energy we could complete all of our tasks and responsibilities and ...
