Tag Archive | Health
From Chaos to Coherence: the single most powerful thing you can do to change the world
Dearest readers, If you have made your way to my blog, then most likely you are aware of the consciousness shift on the planet and are interested in the ascension process. You are most likely aware that the state of your consciousness at any given moment creates your experience of “reality”. I AM THE DIVINE […]
Where is humanity going? The end of human slavery and the ascension process
Dearest readers, Most people realize that something is changing on our planet. Everyone feels the shifts in energy, though most do not understand where these shifts in energy originate. Some people are worried, feel their world is falling apart and don’t realize that this is a good thing. Others are thrilled that humanity is finally […]
Syntropy: the power to create harmony
Dear readers, Every force in the Universe has a push-pull action. Everything works in pairs, pulsating. Male-female, positive-negative, null-node. The society in which we currently live is driven by primarily entropy, which is the chaotic, disintegrating force – Newton’s 2nd law. We are taught that aging and death are inevitable, that time is linear, and […]
Happiness & health: making choices between reality & illusion
Dear readers, Many people look for recipes and formulas from outside of self in order to pursue that elusive goal our society claims is necessary for happiness. Staying or appearing young, vital, and energetic becomes a goal when these qualities should be the effortless byproducts of leading a life in harmony with self […]
When love joins science
Hello readers, It has taken me many years for my life’s purpose to unfold to me, and it is still unfolding a little bit every day. As it turns out, although I grew up in a family in which my mother rejected me, my purpose is to help people to awaken to understanding the […]
Is my deodorant making me fat?
Hello readers, Over the last three years or so, I have dedicated a portion of my reading and research to health and wellness. I work in a public library, so I have wide and easy access to a variety of published materials and reference databases. I have made my own comparisons and conclusions, trying to […]
Healthy Relativity
Hello readers, A big part of self awareness is the realization that each being is unique. I like to pay attention to health-related issues and publications, and I am noticing an increasing consciousness that there is no specific diet that is ideal or that promotes optimal health for everyone. Basically, each person, as we evolve, is being […]
A Place at the Table: Hunger in the USA
Hello readers, I recently watched a documentary, A Place at the Table (co-directed by Kristi Jacobson and Lori Silverbush and starring Jeff Bridges, 2012) on the subject of hunger in America. Three different families in three regions of the U.S. are featured with their particular experiences and situations. According to the film, at least fifty million […]
Against Nature: Creative and Healthy Humans
Hello readers, As creators of culture, humans tend to historically set ourselves apart from nature, maintaining a complex and dual relationship with our self-images and our self-facts. I do believe there is a way to heal this schism in the way we see ourselves and in the way we function in the world. In fact, […]
How Can You Tell If You Are Thirsty?
Hello readers, Currently, I am reading (among other books!), “Your Body’s Many Cries for Water: You Are Not Sick, You Are Thirsty!), by F. Batmanghelidj. The cover of theolder edition (see above) is fairly lurid, and the author goes by the nickname “Batman”, but his arguments are clear and convincing. If you are the type […]
Guilty Pleasures: How Can We Responsibly Enjoy Life?
Hello readers, A question most responsible and caring people might ask themselves in the complex and globally connected world we live in is this: how can we make responsible choices that benefit ourselves and don’t hurt others? Last night, I watched a children’s animated film “Frankenweenie” directed by Tim Burton. The science teacher remarks to […]
Healing Through Social Media
http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/25/opinion/iaconesi-cure-open-source/index.html?hpt=hp_c1 Dear readers, Please read the article (see above link) on CNN.com, if you have not already. Salvatore Iaconesi, pictured above, was recently diagnosed with brain cancer. As an artist, computer geek, and creative individual with a strong sense of personal and communal responsibility, he decided to open up his personal life and medical files […]
Dust of the Earth: the Spiritual Meaning of Living in a Body
Hello readers, Recently, I haven’t been writing as much because my body has been occupying my attention. More specifically, the center part of my body, which would correspond to the third chakra in Ayurvedic medicine. According to Carolyn Myss (author of Anatomy of the Spirit, among other titles), the third chakra corresponds to the value […]
Musings on the future of health
Hello readers. I don’t know how you all feel about your health and the choices available as far as what to buy, how to prepare it, and what constitutes a healthy diet for yourself and your family. As a library employee, in addition to the Internet, I have ready access to a lot of information. […]
The Solace of Food
Much of my recent research and reading has been related to food and health. Food is a complex subject, because it is related to so many aspects of our lives: the physical health of our bodies, cultural and religious celebrations as well as secular festivities, […]
On Aging: Embracing or Recreating Our Bodies?
I recently dreamed that I looked into a mirror, and the top part of my hair, from the crown to my ears, was snow white. The remainder of my hair was its usual dark brown, variegated with blondish, reddish curly strands. It seemed as if the dream and my hair were posing a question and […]
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