Bryonia for a dry cough – homeopathic healing story
Do you have one of those dry coughs that just won’t go away? In some cases, Bryonia will help.
Sitting with a Tibetan Monk On The Spiritual Journey
What is it like experiencing the energy of a Tibetan Monk – someone who intentionally works on clearing suffering? Sitting with a Tibetan Monk – My Experience I recently had the opportunity to sit with a Tibetan monk, and the experience was both transformational and deeply peaceful. It was beautiful and a little overwhelming. It…
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Big Fat Lies Women Tell Themselves | Amy Ahlers ditches her Inner Critic | Book Review by Mom On A Spiritual Journey
Big Fat Lies Women Tell Themselves is a book with a secret…the author has somehow accessed her inner wisdom and knows all of the big fat lies women tell themselves!
All you have to do is open the first few pages of the book and look at the table of contents…and you will see every single big fat lie you have told yourself listed in this book by category, no less.
These are the ones we probably HAVEN’T told anyone, not even our best female buddy over a coffee, because many of them are unconscious and we say them in our minds without even being aware of what we’re doing.
There is a method to author Amy Ahler’s madness here. After all, what’s so attractive about reading a bunch of lies?
What is truly useful about this book, is that there are exercises to help us break down our reasons for lying and reprogram our thoughts.
How to take care of your family with homeopathy | Holistic Moms Network | Some tips from Mom On A Spiritual Journey
How to take care of your family with homeopathy – a webinar from Boiron USA and the Holistic Moms Network Are you interested in learning how to take care of your family with homeopathy – especially since the cold/flu season is approaching, but you’re not sure how to go about it? I got notified on…
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Being too sensitive | Are you a highly sensitive person (HSP)? | Having a highly sensitive child – some thoughts
Being ‘too sensitive’, a Highly Sensitive Person or having Sensory-Processing Sensitivity I am an HSP (highly sensitive person) and so is my oldest daughter. A Highly Sensitive Person (or person having Sensory-Processing Sensitivity) is somebody who is defined as a person with an innate behavioral trait where there is a heightened level of observation –…
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Gardasil Vaccine Legislated in California | Does Gardasil Really Work as advertised? | Injuries in my town? Wichita
Gardasil Vaccine Legislated in California without Parental Consent Legislation for the Gardasil vaccine – so now there is not only no liability for a child taking a vaccine, but no consent either? Here’s the link to the article Dr Tenpenny refers to, and the link to the video from Fox News. This from the Age…
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Oscillococcinum or Oscillo for short | Great for catching flu-like symptoms early | Using homeopathy for flu and colds
Oscillococcinum or Oscillo for short – hard to say, easy to use to help relieve flu-like symptoms Oscillococcinum, harder to say than to use, mostly shortened to ‘Oscillo’ by those in the know, is a homeopathic flu remedy. Up until recently Oscillococcinum has not been so well known in the States, but is commonly used…
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Why holistic practitioners and integrative medicine should have a place in our lives
What are Holistic Practitioners? The term Holistic Practitioner has been coined to describe what seems like a new phenomenon, practitioners who offer health and wellness practices relating to the complete person in the treatment of a disease. Examples of holistic practitioners can be anything from some forms of chiropractic adjustment through to nutritionists, people who…
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Meditation – three simple ways to meditate as part of your spiritual journey
Meditation – what is meditation? I’ve often been asked “What are the best ways to meditate?” and “What is a good meditation to use?” It is easier than you think to bring even a small amount of meditative practice into your day, busy parent or not. Meditation in my opinion is a simple shift of…
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Good yoga my way, at home or in a class
What is ‘good yoga’? After having experienced many different types of yoga, and stopping yoga, and not being consistent about going to class, I’ve always liked it enough to go back and start again. I think that’s ‘good yoga‘. I also have heard several instructors say that good yoga is simply you doing your best…
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Organic food is becoming more affordable…let’s keep voting with our wallets when we can!
Organic food more affordable in this part of the ‘Heartland’ – apples have made it! Doing a quick shop in my local Dillons last week, I was pleased and surprised to notice this price match. (See photos below). Pink Lady Apples (non-organic) $1.99 a pound Organic apples (Fuji), also $1.99 a pound Why buy…
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Inner peace, inner peace, INNER PEACE!!! and the Great Bell Chant
Kung Fu Panda and Kung Fu Panda 2, hmnn mindful movies they are on our spiritual journey and an aid to inner peace! We took our children to see Kung-Fu Panda 2, recently and I found some inner peace. I really think it’s a mindful movie and a great one to watch for walkers on…
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