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What’s all the fuss about self-care?
In this article we reveal the true meaning of self-care, and how it is the missing ingredient in the search for health and wellbeing.
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One step towards a healthy relationship with food
Our relationship with food could be preventing us from deepening our relationships with self. A truly healthy relationship with food cannot be a static, rigid or dogmatic, diet or approach to what, when and how much we eat.
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Evil
Evil is anything that separates us from whom we truly are.
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Human nature and our schooling – examining the purpose of education
Is the purpose of education no longer about right living and more about acquiring skills for a successful life, with little regard for the impact of our choices? The effects of this shift on Education from classical views like Plato’s are concerning and profound.
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What we get told about food
We are frequently told what food to eat. But what if we need to find out what works for us and follow our own way with food instead of what we are told?
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This book has become part of my daily rhythm and this is a huge support
Bianca Barban describes how Esoteric and Exoteric Philosophy, the Sayings has become a part of her daily rhythm and a huge support in her life.
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10 key truths about giving birth
'10 Key truths about giving birth' offers a new approach in how women can support themselves to prepare for birth that is not determined by a certain outcome or marker of a woman’s worth.
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Pregnancy checklist – help or hindrance?
Exploring the the most important ingredient on pregnancy ‘To Do’ lists a childbirth educator and mother of 7 offers a new perspective.
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Serge Benhayon on meditation
Serge Benhayon, the founder of The Gentle Breath Meditation® reminds us that when we re-gather all of our parts together as one we have meditation. Taking this into our daily activity makes meditation an empowering way of life.
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Sound and living cells – the science of sound
Have you ever been near a forest fire? The roar goes right through your body! Have you heard of glass breaking when singers hit the highest notes? Biologist Dianne Trusssell de-mystifies the facts about science and sound
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Serge Benhayon – Man of Medicine
There is more to medicine than pills and potions – it is fundamentally about the ‘art of healing.’ Find out why a surgeon considers Serge Benhayon to be a true Man of Medicine.
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A life turned around
My life was a freight train of momentum of dysfunction, and it was brought to a halt by observing one man. Serge’s words resonated with the energy that comes from living your truth and walking your talk.
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Serge Benhayon – the practitioner
Serge Benhayon dedicates his life to serving humanity delivering ground breaking complementary health-care and a way of life that serves all equally. His wisdom encompasses human existence in its entirety.
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Our Lineage
The philosophy behind these books is part of a lineage that spans millennia and is as old as human history.
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I am a student of The Way of the Livingness
Universal Medicine student Rebecca Baldwin shares what it means to be a student of The Way of the Livingness
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Adam Warburton
Natalie Benhayon lives a life dedicated to humanity, God, and Glory. Adam Warburton shares his observations of this most remarkable woman.
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About Serge Benhayon
The first to teach about energetic integrity and energetic responsibility and the real effect this has on our life – Serge Benhayon’s readings inspire a true way of living for humanity. This short biography of Serge Benhayon introduces his remarkable life and works.
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Esoteric
The esoteric is about you living the real, whole and true you.
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To dairy or to dairy free? Our body holds the answer ...
Are dairy products really supporting our bodies and our well-being? Read on to find pages that support – where you can be your own scientist, letting your own body tell you what is right for you.
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A Treatise on Consciousness – A Treatise on Energetic Truth
There are two consciousnesses that we can all choose from and do continually, even if we are unaware of the choice we have.
