Healing Energy is just like any other energy, it moves and it travels from one place to another. In order to put ourselves in the right place to receive healing energy you could compare other types of energy and how they are received.
Unconditional Energy Healing – Part 2 – A Higher Perspective
We’re going to get started with how to put yourself in the right space to receive healing energy.
This means putting aside our past understandings and allowing for a new paradigm, a new type of view on the world and ourselves.
Unconditional Energy Healing – Part 1 – Introduction
Science has only understood a very small fraction of our reality, our cosmos and ourselves as humans. In-fact science may be under 1% of what there is to know.
The 80/20 Incremental Rule – Keys to Success and Health
You may have heard of the 80/20 rule when it comes to business. Usually, it means that 80% of your revenue comes from 20% of your customers. Sometimes it can be used to describe our society, for example, 20% of the people do 80% of the work.
Mindful Breathing for Healing
There are lots of ways to find a small piece of calm in our busy days without investing a lot of money. In fact, you only need a pair of healthy lungs and about 10 minutes or so.
Unconditional Energy Healing – Part 3 – Energy Exchange
The first law of physics is the law of conservation. “Energy can neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it transforms from one form to another.”
Unconditional Energy Healing – Part 9 – Channelling Space
Health is a state of peace found when the body, mind, and spirit resonate in perfect harmony. You deserve to feel that peace.
Unconditional Energy Healing – Part 8 – The Simplicity Principle
Complexity invites dis-ease while simplicity brings peace and health to the body and mind
Brett’s Healing Secret – The Parts That Make You
What you are is a sum of the parts that make you. If those parts are pure, clean, colorful and alive, then so will you be.
How Stress & Metabolic Health are Connected
Studies show chronic stress arising from experiences of discrimination may promote the accumulation and retention of excess weight via the effects of cortisol on fat deposition and food intake.