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This is a perpetual inheritance, to be passed down through the generations
This book lovingly offers a way for humanity to take responsibility for our way of living – offering us a way to short circuit the necessary corrections.
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Back pain and teenage torment
Discovering the pain and trauma of torment that underlays the back pain
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What if we see people instead of numbers when we look at cancer statistics?
UK cancer talk week – Serge Benhayon lays tribute to the UK and how they make available statistics about what is really going on.
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Food and conscious presence
In the midst of an avalanche of health advice, there is an aspect to our diet that hasn’t gotten quite so much light: the actual way that we eat.
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Time and our relationship with it, Part 2
For many of us ‘time’ carries with it a sense of dissatisfaction or sense of un-fulfilment. Serge Benhayon elaborates why most of us carry an angst, which we perceive, is related to time and discover where it truly stems from.
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Toddler Tantrums: Is my tantrumming child naughty … or could it be anxiety?
Tantrums, unwanted behaviours and anxiety. Could they be linked? Could anxiety be a contributor to my child’s unwanted behaviour or are they just naughty?
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Understanding – is this the key to sharing our greatest form of Love?
Serge Benhayon shares with us the value of truly being able to understand other people without any judgment. The impact and affect on our relationships of true understanding is transformative beyond anything we can imagine and is the gateway to true Love. Understanding is the greatest form of Love.
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From holding myself back to wonderful changes
Serge Benhayon's books present a profound philosophical journey, cutting through the confusion of life to offer a simple basic way of living that I consider very beneficial and worthwhile.
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Finding my way out of mental illness
I saw the world as a harsh scary place where you had to be tough in order to survive, and I didn’t see how gentleness could help me survive it.
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I would not give these books up for anything
Serge Benhayon’s books are a priceless gift and support in my development.
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What are Universal Medicine Therapies?
In a world that is constantly bombarding you and telling you how to be, think and act, Universal Medicine Therapies are a profoundly simple set of therapies that truly allow you just to be yourself – supporting us to return to the stillness and harmony that every single one of us, naturally is on the inside.
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No longer foreign, but a real part of me
A testimonial from Suzanne Anderssen on The Way It Is by Serge Benhayon.
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Drinking alcohol is not good for you . . . trust me, I’m a doctor
I am a doctor, so I cannot show you my face or use my name on this article, but I wanted to write it to bring home the point that drinking alcohol really is not good for you.
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Serge Who?
Serge Benhayon has shown me how to truly love and to live my life in my truth of who I really am
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A video postcard from Vietnam – Universal Medicine Retreat 2015
Enjoy the Universal Medicine Vietnam Retreat 2015 Video postcard from the beautiful and vibrant, ancient town of Hoi An, Vietnam.
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Insisting we know better than our bodies
Why are we always looking for the next quick fix to feel better, insisting that we know better than what our bodies are communicating to us?
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Is your Soul beckoning you?
We are so conditioned to live our lives according to the dictates of the external world. It is a way of living so familiar to us that we don’t question it – but at what cost?
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Our Living Way: The Cycle of Life and Death and Reincarnation
Our existence is commonly narrowed down to being only about the human life cycle. What if that represents only a small fraction of what is going on within a much larger context?
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The space beyond time
The demands of time can feel like an immovable fact of life that rules most people’s lives. But what if there was a greater, more wholesome way to live?
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Power and Authority in Parenting: Whose Responsibility is It?
We all want our parenting to have a powerful and positive impact on our child yet often find ourselves holding back out of anxiety and fear or giving up in defeat. But at what cost?
