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Care, relationships and postgraduate students: no ‘one size fits all’.
Education can be a cold and lonely place. Competing for higher marks relationships take a poor last place, leaving students feeling downbeat when they don’t achieve what their peers ‘achieve’.
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Gluten free fennel and lamb casserole
Slow cook this gluten free lamb casserole recipe for melt-in-the-mouth tender lamb. It’s easy to prepare and is worth making time for the slow cooking to produce beautiful tender meat (stewed lamb).
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Esoteric Teachings and Revelations – An oracle for life
A testimonial on Book 7, Esoteric Teachings and Revelations by Shevon Simon.
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Let down by a safety net
There is a difference between learning to fix a problem and understanding why the problem occurred or keeps occurring. For many, fixing the problem and making life better has become a safety net that avoids dealing with the real issue.
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A real women’s revolution is beckoning us forward
History tells us the sexual revolution has already happened but this article on the real women’s revolution questions how it has really impacted women having sex, their lives, relationships and place in the world.
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Letting go of the past is true medicine
What role does judgment play in our lives? If we keep meeting friends, family and work colleagues with a perception of their past baggage and hurts, then what kind of relationships are we creating and holding ourselves to?
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What is true religion?
Every religion in the world thinks that their religion is the true religion – but they can’t all be true. Is there such a thing as true religion? Is there a way to understand religion that is universal and when lived makes a true difference to health and well-being?
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How Sacred Esoteric Healing supported me to overcome my anxiety
How Sacred Esoteric Healing supported Elizabeth to overcome her anxiety, to take responsibility for how she feels and to regain trust in herself.
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Abortion – choice and responsibility
Pro-life clash with pro-choice in the abortion debate. Reframing the debate around choice and responsibility – supporting women to honour themselves.
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Ever wondered why men use porn?
Five reasons why men use porn – and it is not what you might think
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Knowing when to let go and rest
The readings of Serge Benhayon are multidimensional, timely and timeless. Nicola Lessing shares the reading she received during a heart incident that led to surgery, and how the support and wisdom of this reading is still relevant and valuable many years later.
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This is Science
Essentially there is Science within all of life.
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Cancer – why me?
Why do I have cancer? A common question that medicine has not been able to answer. Could the answer require understanding who we truly are?
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The key to understanding true science
When we allow ourselves to be open to see the bigger picture much can be revealed about the nature of true science and the beauty in its universal order.
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Too beautiful for ice-cream
We often reach for food when tired, hungry or looking for a reward. Do we ever stop and wonder what we are nourishing? What if we are too beautiful for ice-cream?
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Was God at work today?
Simon Williams spent a day at the office and realised that even when he cannot feel the presence of God, He is always ready and waiting to be with us – all we have to do is give Him a call!
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Boys don’t cry: men in crisis
Why does it take so long for a man to see a doctor? Men are in crisis, dying before their time and the trend is increasing. Dean Pirera explores why men are so poor at looking after themselves.
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Knowing yourself by your quality first
In our August 2016 Audio of the Month Natalie Benhayon presents the importance of knowing yourself first by the quality you hold within and how moving with this quality allows you to know what to do.
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The ramifications of rape and sexual assault: a first-hand account
“1 in 5 women will experience sexual assault at some time in their lives …” A first hand powerful account of the very real ramifications rape and sexual assault and what released her from the hurt.
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Yoga of life – to rush or not to rush?
Does it feel like life is one long ‘to do’ list that never seems to end – trying to beat the clock to get it all done? What if there is an innate rhythm of stillness within our body that inspires a quality of movement very different to rushing, bringing a steady presence to our life?