Where Is Peace examines sources and methods of achieving this, internally as well as externally. What a good way to celebrate Peace Day!
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Your Grief Path
Your Grief Path is a very individual way that each person must discover. Leading questions and resources to guide what works best for you.
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Chronic Pain Relief
Chronic Pain Relief reviews healing via various forms of sound, qigong and the arts. Supporting scientific data and studies are included.
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Predictions: Problems or Positives?
Predictions: Problems or Positives? What can turkey vultures teach us regarding our cultural & belief assumptions when meeting the unknown?
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ARTS A Bridge To Life
ARTS a Bridge to Life. All arts are a bridge to life. Whether appreciating or expressing the arts, one is the inhale, the other the exhale.
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Peace Inducing Arts
A state of blissful serenity is presented in this triple trio of delights. Three selections each of music, visual arts and poetry to ease grief, personal loss or worry over the ways of the world.
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Relationships Illustrated
The wisdom of give, take and share is nature’s model for society.
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PAIN: KNOCK IT DOWN – 174 HZ
Relieve physical or emotional pain.
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Tuning into Healing: Grief
Perhaps you or someone you know may be experiencing grief. Maybe it could be from losing a loved one. It could even be from trying to cope with the severe changes that our world has been experiencing. Grief could be related to economic, safety, health, bereavement or other reasons. It can cause disruptions to theContinue reading “Tuning into Healing: Grief”
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Hammers Don’t Belong in Education
As a school year winds down, it is a good time for reflection. Are you an educator? Perhaps you are a parent or grandparent just earning the title of teacher? It certainly doesn’t have to feel as if you are hammering concepts. You should not feel you must nail your children’s pants to the chair!Continue reading “Hammers Don’t Belong in Education”
