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Harmlessness and movement
Patanjali’s teaching of non-harm is a well known precept in the yoga world. But what if we take a deeper dive here and study the unseen harm and its very real effects that impact all of us globally and in every moment.
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A personal account of addictions
Deborah McBride shares how she healed her drug and alcohol addiction. Why is that we reach out for something outside of us to dull ourselves from what life brings and we think we cannot cope with: why are alcohol and drugs such an enticing option and how do we kick addiction to the kerb?
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Learning to be the real me
Not many people can say they genuinely have great levels of self-confidence and a high sense of self-worth. So what’s missing… could the answer be simpler than we think?
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Sacred movement
Are we willing to consider that how we live and move can pollute our body in a way equally as huge as the impact of fossil fuels, chemicals or urban build up?
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The movement of suicide
Suicide continues to rise. The stats during COVID-19 are not yet available, but in a rising tide of suicide, are we any closer to understanding more about it?
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Making an impact at work!
Millennials want to make an impact and make a difference in the world. Is this kind of thinking what the world needs more of?
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You are more than a muscle
The need for the perfect body can be a relentless and intimidating push to exercise just for looks, but what about health?
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We tend to go about our lives ‘online’ using computers and other electronic devices in a flippant manner, wandering from site to site as if we were some kind of digital nomad looking for a long-lost home that never was.
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Baked apple nut crunch
These cute little refined sugar free apple pots are great for any time of the day. Delicious straight out of the oven with a dollop of nut crème or just as they are, hot or cold.
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Herb salad with spicy chickpea croutons
Super, gorgeous salad, the spices, texture and combination of flavours work so well together, especially the little crunch of chickpea croutons and sweet pomegranate seeds. So versatile it can be served with fish, meat, on its own or just to snack on those tasty chickpeas.
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Caramelised okra, tomato and onion
Bursting with sweet Indian flavours this dish is a great accompaniment to any simple meat or fish dish and alongside a salad for a vegetarian option.
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Cumin spiced lamb shoulder stir-fry
A different approach to cooking lamb – the shoulder is a tender cut and doesn’t always need to be baked. You will love the spices in and the simplicity of this recipe.
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A personal account of addictions
Deborah McBride shares how she healed her drug and alcohol addiction. Why is that we reach out for something outside of us to dull ourselves from what life brings and we think we cannot cope with: why are alcohol and drugs such an enticing option and how do we kick addiction to the kerb?
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Serge Benhayon TV – True Intelligence and the State of the World
What is the measure of true intelligence? We have sophisticated technology, send Voyagers into space and yet we still ravage our own bodies, callously denigrate others – even those we declare we love – while maintaining we are an intelligent species. How can this be?
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Are we choosing food to reduce the amazing being we are?
Are we eating to shine or dull our light? This video explores why we purposely choose foods to dull ourselves.
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Eating for the whole body
Eating for a party in your mouth… is it worth it?