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  • Parenting 0

    Turning Single Parenting on its Head

    A friend said to me recently, “I am so inspired by your work ethic and quality of work, even when you’re really busy.” I paused for a moment ...

    On July 12, 2022 / By Nicki Ferguson
  • Exercise & Sport 4

    My Evolving Relationship with Movement

    When I stop to consider my relationship with movement, what I feel most profoundly is how the quality of my movement has changed over the 60 years that ...

    On March 27, 2022 / By A.P.
  • Male Relationships 3

    The Bulldozer, and the Butterfly

    Why is it as men and women we can get into the energy of drive and literally push ourselves without regard for our bodies or others around us? ...

    On February 7, 2022 / By Anonymous
  • Healthy Lifestyle 4

    How I Have Come to Not Be Owned by Social Media

    I was probably considered to be ‘late’ to social media, not having grown up with computers and being an adult when smart phones first started coming on the ...

    On January 4, 2022 / By Julie Goodhart
  • Healthy diet 4

    Building a True Relationship with Food

    Do we ‘Live to eat?’ or ‘Eat to live?’ are often questions when it comes to our relationship with food. My relationship with food is an ongoing discovery ...

    On December 30, 2021 / By Annie Torok
  • Social Issues 13

    What Was it Really Like to Get Tattoos?

    When I turned 18, I connected with everything that turning 18 apparently meant. At 18 I could now drink. At 18 I could now have a full car ...

    On October 28, 2021 / By Giselle Cavanagh
  • Healthy diet 5

    My Food Choices and How They Resonate in My Body

    Food is a daily choice that I make, whether it’s once a day or three or more times a day – there is no hiding from the fact ...

    On September 5, 2021 / By Marion
  • Healthy diet 5

    Food Choices and the Wisdom of the Body

    I have come to realise after many experimentations, that how I feel when I wake up and rise each morning is very much a result of the food ...

    On May 13, 2021 / By Marion
  • Death & Dying 11

    Death and the Bereavement Process – Why do we make it so Difficult?

    Most people in the world dread death. We tend to avoid talking about it, thinking about it and generally having anything to do with it. The fear is ...

    On March 16, 2021 / By Maryline Decompoix
  • Communication 9

    Expressing the Unexpressed

    There is so much that goes unexpressed. Take for instance the day that I was told I was being made redundant from my place of employment. It was ...

    On October 26, 2020 / By B.E.
  • Healthy Lifestyle 20

    Has the Plague Ever Truly Left Us?

    The ‘Black Death’ or bubonic plague, as it was known – based on the boils or ‘buboes’ that formed and spread in the lymph nodes of its victims ...

    On May 20, 2020 / By Michael Goodhart
  • Healthy diet 27

    Food Choices, My Body and Me

    I had been working with my diet for quite some time and often found it difficult to put into practice – giving up food that made me feel ...

    On May 8, 2020 / By Jane Torvaney
  • Family 44

    Interparental Hatred on Separation

    Recently I attended a workshop on the impact of interparental hatred on children, where it was presented that children do not fare well in the presence of ongoing, ...

    On April 8, 2020 / By Anne Scott
  • Healthy diet 30

    Redefining ‘Food for Thought’

    I’m pretty sure most people would consider food to be all the usual things we buy at our local grocery store such as your typical meats, fruits, vegetables, ...

    On February 21, 2020 / By Michael Goodhart
  • Healthy diet 43

    Ingredients Versus Energy

    Have you ever experienced that situation where the same ingredients in two different foods or drinks have different effects in your body? As a rational thinking scientist, I ...

    On January 23, 2020 / By Dianne Trussell
  • Money 44

    Responsibly Spending Money

    Recently I was listening to a program on the radio and the presenter was talking about addictions. As I was driving I felt how relieved I was that ...

    On January 13, 2020 / By Denise
  • Greed/Corruption 34

    Shredding the Use of Fear-Based Advertising

    Recently I was discussing with a friend how ridiculous some of the current forms of advertising and marketing have become and he related a story to me about ...

    On January 6, 2020 / By Michael Goodhart
  • Family 41

    The Photo

    I had the most beautiful experience recently. I was shown a photograph of my father…  my father as a three-year-old child. I had never seen this photo before; ...

    On December 13, 2019 / By Anonymous
  • Communication 61

    Relationships – They are What we Make them

    “Relationships are fraught with tension because most avoid expressing love in full.” (Serge Benhayon) (1) Blame is a prominent ingredient in our relationships – whether they are friendships, ...

    On November 25, 2019 / By Michael Brown
  • Family 80

    Looking Closely at the Family Album

    When I was growing up, family was considered firstly to be my parents and siblings and then on outwards to include other relatives. It never occurred to me ...

    On August 29, 2019 / By Helen Giles
  • Education 77

    The Child with the Green Tinted Brush

    Have you ever seen a group of soldiers marching in time, a mass of bodies with not one footstep out of place as they clump obediently to the ...

    On August 21, 2019 / By Stephen
  • Communication 78

    My Relationship with My Son

    I remember the exact moment that it happened. My partner, our 15-year-old son and I were going down a very long escalator on the underground in Prague when ...

    On August 8, 2019 / By Anonymous
  • Global Issues 72

    To Flag the Truth

    Something occurred to me the other day when I noticed the U.S. flag was at ‘half-mast’ at my workplace after yet another mass shooting that occurred here in ...

    On July 19, 2019 / By Michael Goodhart
  • Communication 126

    The Interview From Hell Which Turned Out to be One Hell of an Interview

    It went something like this: Having applied for an amazing sounding job that seemed to have my name written all over it, I was invited for a telephone ...

    On May 22, 2019 / By Anonymous

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