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Why is gentleness important?
Being gentle is the first and a very important step that takes us from a way of life that has conditioned us to be hard and tough, to re-connecting us back to who we are, our natural way of being and knowing that we are by nature, gentle, loving and very delicate.
Connection, Meditation, Gentleness, Hardness, Gentle Breath Meditation
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Before and after: Victoria Lister
I developed a foundation for meaningful and lasting change and it was this that enabled the hardness to melt away and allow more of the loveliness of me as a woman to be revealed.
Universal Medicine, Self-awareness, Self-esteem, Alcohol, Hardness
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Your body tells the truth
Developing ‘body awareness’ is an essential part of developing self-care. This article looks at how to develop body awareness that supports you to care more deeply for your body.
Well-being, Empowerment, Self-empowerment, Tension, Body awareness, Hardness
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Relationships - why we should come clean about our deepest hurts
In this video Serge Benhayon talks about how toughening up and protecting ourselves from hurt is trampling our delicate nature.
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Esoteric Connective Tissue Therapy
In this healing therapy, very light, gentle and rhythmic movements are applied by the practitioner, to the client’s body and connective tissue. It is deeply relaxing, supporting the client to release any area of tension in their body, allowing them to feel more still with a spaciousness and flow in their body.
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Introduction to Esoteric Massage
Brief introduction to Esoteric Massage
Healing, Harmony, Tension, Esoteric, Hardness, Surrender, Massage
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Goodbye hardness – Hello spaciousness
How Esoteric Massage has supported this professional acrobat and fitness professional, letting go of the hardness and tightness in her body, returning to a spacious, graceful body as the delicate woman she is today.
Pain, Body awareness, Tenderness, Hardness, Surrender, Massage
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It's not normal to live in pain
With nearly 1 person in every family in Australia experiencing chronic pain, has pain become something we regard as normal? Physiotherapist Kate Greenaway shares how understanding the role of connective tissue can help people lessen their chronic pain.
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Checkpoints – A story of drugs, alcohol, violence, love and responsibility
Mark Twist had a traumatic childhood, tarnished by domestic violence, drugs, and alcohol abuse. Is it possible to change your life from such an upbringing? Mark Twist shares how – by taking responsibility.
Love, Abuse, Pain, Addiction, Anxiety, Behaviour, Hurt, Domestic violence, Alcohol, Hardness, Drugs
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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.
Health, Health conditions, Healing, Heart disease, Universal Medicine, Awareness, Hardness
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The unveiling of the true woman within
Desiree shares her development from complete desolation and disconnection back to the beautiful unfolding reflection of her true tender self.
Universal Medicine, Self-awareness, Abuse, Career, Women's health, Self-love, Healthy relationships, Alcohol, Relationship problems, Hardness
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Universal Medicine leads the way out of ‘The cult of individuality’
The Cult of Individuality: the cult that we have subscribed to for eons is having a massive detrimental affect on our health, harmony, relationships – and society in general. What does this cult look and feel like? And how and why have we become so invested in it?
Lifestyle, Universal Medicine, Harmony, Competition, Healthy living, Hardness
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From toughness to openness – a man’s story
From tough to gentle – bricklayer Mark, realising how tender he really was, saw how the toughness and hardness he thought he had to be in to work and survive in this industry didn’t work.
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Real men don’t cry
Real men don’t cry, but the suicide statistics are telling us a different story – that perhaps it is time to question our male role models.
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Learning and living true physiotherapy – Part one
Kate Greenaway shares her experiences on learning what True Physiotherapy is all about in considering each patient as a physical, emotional and energetic being.
Vitality, Intelligence, Harmony, Tension, Hardness, Connective tissue
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Men – Gay or Straight – Is there a difference?
Find out the answer when we break down what it is to be a man, get past all the protections, all the ideals and the beliefs, and get to the very core within all men. You may be surprised at what you find.
Empowerment, Brotherhood, Self-worth, Role models, Acceptance, Tenderness, Culture, Gay, Hardness
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Ovarian cancer – what’s happening to women? Reading the signs
What is happening to women today? We have access to the answers to all our woes, all we have to do is ask the question and the answer is always there waiting to be read.
Cancer, Self-love, Women’s health, Alcohol, Hardness, Connective tissue
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Finding out I am a sensitive guy through Sacred Esoteric Healing
Men compromise their true qualities in order to fit in with what society expects them to be. Can Esoteric Healing support them to reveal and let go of the beliefs about themselves that are not true?
Practitioner, Self-esteem, Tenderness, Stillness, Hardness, Modality
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Bringing up boys to become glorious men!
There is much that occurs in the journey from boy to man. Read on to find out what is troubling boys and how we can bring up and support our boys to become glorious men.
Parenting, Raising children, Gentleness, Tenderness, Hardness, Self awareness
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The hidden harm in self-care
The hidden harm in ‘self-care’ may sound like a parody, but it is not an attempt to be either witty or clever, I am in fact being very serious.
Exhaustion, Connection, Bloating, Fitness, Alcohol, Hardness
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Table Mountain, corruption, cheating and sport
Nothing new about sports cheating. But a bigger picture to consider here if sport is to find a way to truly serve humanity – if that is possible.
Abuse, Corruption, Sacredness, Competition, Tenderness, Conflict, Stillness, Hardness
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How self-care can support men to accept their tenderness
Stephen Gammack shares how self-care has changed the way he sees himself as a man, supporting him to let go of needing to be tough or reserved and accept his own tenderness.
