Reincarnation makes perfect sense from the standpoint of human learning. We need “do overs” to get it right. Most of us in the West (modern world), have a “one and done” view of life. We are born, grow up, grow old, and die. Then we (our souls) go either to heaven or hell, depending, or we just cease to exist. Throughout history, most people have rejected the concept of simply ceasing to exist. They want something more, so they establish religions and rituals that they think will give them a wonderful “afterlife” if they follow the right rules of behavior . . . → Read More: Reincarnation
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 Comments are closed  Blog  afterlife, belief, cards, death, energy, Energy Medicine, God, healing touch, heaven, Hell, heroes of our own life, human learning, John Keats, Life, old souls, one-and-done, past lives, poker, Reiki, reincarnation, seeing through a glass darkly, seeing through the glass darkly, seven deadly sins, sheep and goats, St. Paul, vale of soul-making In my continuing quest for improved hearing, I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Jenny Rymer, an ND (Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine) in Jackson, Michigan, which is about an hour east of my home. My co-author, Debra Basham, and I had met Jenny previously at meetings of the International College of Integrative Medicine, and at a recent meeting in Columbus, Ohio, I asked her whether she might be able to do anything that would help improve my hearing. She said that she had a number of things she could do, so not long after I returned to Kalamazoo, I scheduled an . . . → Read More: Hearing and Health Comments are closed Blog acupuncture, applied kinesiology, artillery, biocommunication, body, Columbus, Debra Basham, diagnostic, EFS-200, electro-magnetic, Energy Medicine, healers, hearing, hearing aids, hearing loss, heart disease, herbal, holistic, homeopathic, ICIM, International College of Integrative Medicine, intervention, Jackson, Jenny Rymer, Lakeshore Acupuncture, Leah Ke, liver failure, loud noises, meridians, Mesotherapy, Michigan, mind, muscle testing, Naturopath, naturopathic medicine, Ohio, PEMF, spirit, Star Trek, visual acuity, West Virginia, World War II, Zyto This entry is a collection of things that have been on my mind over the past few weeks, including some additional commentary on my quest for hearing improvement. Before Before I provide an update on my hearing, I need to correct something I said previously about the Crystal Consciousness intervention I received from Jane Frey and Pam James during the Wellness for All conference in Chicago. I didn’t realize at the time that Jane is the developer of that technique. She describes it this way: Crystal Consciousness Connection is an energetic process which allows us to connect deeply . . . → Read More: Before, During, and After Comments are closed Blog after, audiogram, Before, Chicago, country roads, crystal consciousness connection, crystalline consciousness, Durham, during, Energy Medicine, Energy Medicine Partnerships, Eustachian tubes, headlines, hearing, Jane Frey, John Denver, John Trowbridge, Lakeshore Acupuncture, Leah Ke, LLC, Mary Jo Bulbrook, North Carolina, Pam James, politicians, SCS Matters, subjunctive mood, Touch for Health, Wellness for All, West Virginia, writing, writing skills This blog entry, which I am cross posting to the SCS Beyond Mastery Newsletter, could have been called “Adventures in Kinesiology,” as in some ways, it is a follow-up to my blog from 22 April, Adventures in Mesotherapy. Debra and I have just returned from the 37th Annual TFH Conference, where I experienced two powerful healing sessions from people attending the conference. But first, a bit of background information: The training complex, “Hamburger University,” was connected to the Hyatt Lodge by a walking bridge over Lake Fred, which I suspect was named for Fred Turner, who followed . . . → Read More: Wellness for All Comments are closed Blog acupuncture, Anchoring, ASL, auditory, Bruce Lipton, Bulbrook, Chicago, chiropractic, conscious intent, crystal consciousness, Danny McLane, Darren Weissman, Debra Basham, deep trance, Donna Eden, embedded commands, Energy Medicine, Hamburger University, healing touch, health, Hyatt, hypnosis, ICIM, imagine healing, Jane Frey, Kinesiology, kinesthetic, Lake Fred, Lee Lawrence, Lifeline Technique, Mary Jo, Mary Jo Bulbrook, massage, McDonalds, modalities, muscle testing, NLP, Oak Brook, Pam James, Richard Bandler, Robert Maldonado, San Antonio, seek and ye shall find, Sheldon C. Deal, Steve Baherman, Touch for Health, trance, visual “Mesotherapy” may be a new word to you. It was new to me until recently. I will explain, but first a little history: Debra and I were scheduled to speak at the March 2012 ICIM conference in Lexington, Kentucky. In the process of preconference email discussions with Dr. William Faber, the doctor who had invited Debra and me to speak, I asked whether osteopaths had a way of addressing impaired hearing, which has been a concern of mine for the past few years. (You can download an ebook version of Dr. Faber’s book, The Osteopathic Medicine Advantage: How Medical Miracles . . . → Read More: Adventures in Mesotherapy Comments are closed Blog Accidental Cure, acupuncture, acute, Aline Fournier, allopathic, applied kinesiology, chronic, claustrophobia, compassion, concentration, D.O., Dr. Faber, Dr. Fournier, Dr. Yu, Energy Medicine, flexibility, hearing improvement, homeopathic, hypnotherapy, ICIM, injections, Integrative Medicine Conference, Kentucky, kidney, Lakeshore Acupuncture, Leah Ke, Lexington, life-changing, lipoma, liver, M.D., massage table, medical doctor, medicine, Mesotherapy, Milwaukee Pain Clinic, muscle testing, N.D., Naturopath, Osteopath, placebo, placebo effect, presence, Prolotherapy, rhus tox, rhus toxicodendron, science, Simon Yu, The Osteopathic Advantage, TMJ, William Faber Debra and I spent the last week of August in San Antonio, Texas, at the Healing Touch Program Worldwide Conference. Because we had a lot of stuff (primarily manuals and CDs) we needed to take, we drove from Michigan. The drive took two days, with the second day starting just east of the Mississippi River. We went past Little Rock, Arkansas, Texarkana, Dallas, and Austin before reaching San Antonio. We had a good view of the Texas drought. Although we had seen TV coverage of the drought, that’s not the same as seeing the effect on the land while . . . → Read More: Feeling the Heat Comments are closed Blog air conditioning, Core star, Energy Medicine, fast phobia cure, hara line, healing touch, Mary Jo Bulbrook, massage therapists, NLP, phobia, Richard Bandler, San Antonio, Trauma, Use Your Brain for a Change |
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