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Natural fertility awareness – ovulation: who knew it could be so fascinating !
Ovulation is such a fascinating event that occurs every month. This article explores the intricacies of ovulation, fertility & cervical mucous.
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Competition and self-esteem: Turning the tide on competition and comparison in schools
Taking a look at competition and comparison and the extent to which it has become an integrated part of our lives. What impact does it have on self-esteem and relationships and is there another way to live and be educated?
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Ball games for kids: Co-operative learning or a not-so-healthy competitive race?
From a cooperative ball game to chaos and competition: a classic situation that many of us accept as normal played out in front of my eyes at my daughter’s school. Is competition truly healthy for our kids?
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Free music to enjoy
Free music to listen to and enjoy
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A school camp reflection: Using nature as a classroom
What happens when educator Brianna Croke takes a group of eleven incredible teenage girls of all personalities, differences and flairs on a three-day school camp?
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Everybody is a healer
Everybody has the ability to be naturally healing if they reconnect to their heart centre and express their love.
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Expressing love: I love you
I Love You. Are you saying it? Are you hearing it? Are you feeling it? An article about the significance and value of expressing love in our Relationships.
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Love - the main event at a wedding
Is it all about Love or has the modern wedding become about the trimmings? Here Steven reconnects to the true meaning of getting married and rediscovers the simplicity of a wedding.
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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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Sugar – A quick fix for exhaustion. Or is it?
When we need a quick pick up, feel exhausted at the end (or the start) of a day, we reach for sugar in its many guises. Sugar sets us on a pattern of exhaustion and craving for more sugar.
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Frequently asked questions
Here you will find answers and interesting points to many common questions asked about Sacred Esoteric Healing.
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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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Women’s menstrual cycle – what is normal?
Is there really such a thing as a ‘normal’ menstrual cycle that can be applied to every woman? It’s not so straightforward after all.
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Why are we so reactive?
Description of the energetic process when we choose to respond from our hearts instead of reacting from our defences
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Period pain: what is our body really telling Us?
An article that explores what may be contributing to the period pain the majority of women are experiencing on a monthly basis and questions the fact that painful periods are normal ?
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Religion
The word Religion has been misrepresented throughout history. The true meaning of this word is not widely known by people, it is very beautiful and not what we think.
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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 – presenting true healing and breaking all the moulds
Serge Benhayon breaking all the moulds, a man of true honour and dedication, a man who offers true healing.
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Truly seeing the truth of what is
Serge Benhayon’s Reading highlights how the best of conventional medicine can work harmoniously together with the true insight of Esoteric Healing and Esoteric Medicine.
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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.
