The “inner child” is one of those concepts that is used regularly yet is a little confusing to think about.
It’s referred to in different ways, ranging from “the child archetype”, to “the child within”, to “the wonder child” to ...
What is Sekhem?
Sekhem is an ancient Egyptian form of healing. References to it have been discovered in the Egyptian Book of the Dead and in ancient scrolls. It was taught as part of spiritual practices in the temples of ancient...
Have you ever felt like no matter how much energy you took toward a problem, …
Sound healing and the Law of Attraction
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The Healing Power of Forgiveness
Date: July 8, 2014
A Johns Hopkins psychiatrist on how letting go of grudges is good for your health
Karen Swartz, M.D., says that in her nine years speaking at Johns Hopkins’ annual ...
If we can find forgiveness in our hearts for those who have caused us hurt and injury, we will rise to a higher level of self-esteem and well-being.
My dear brothers and sisters and friends, I come before you humbly and prayerfu...
Lomi lomi is considered to be a Hawaiian healing massage that gives nurturing and loving touch.
Some p...
What is Ancestral Healing?
Contacting your ancestors
Connecting with ancestral guides
Assisting the dead who are not at peace
Initiating lineage repair work
Transforming intergenerational pain and trauma<...
What is Chinese Massage Therapy?
In terms of massage therapy techniques, the Chinese have historically been ahead of their time by applying age-old methodology to the human body. Massage – known in Chinese as ‘an mo’ or ‘tui na’...
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A new stretching device is recognised as a breakthrough in surgical treatment. It can close wounds without skin grafts or other difficult solutions, helping patie...
In the Beginning
Sekhem is a form of Ancient Egyptian Healing. Sekhem has developed over the centuries and was taught as part of the spiritual practices in the Temples of Ancient Egypt.
Egypt was then the cultural centre o...
