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What is true religion?
Every religion in the world thinks that their religion is the true religion – but they can’t all be true. Is there such a thing as true religion? Is there a way to understand religion that is universal and when lived makes a true difference to health and well-being?
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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.
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What does PMS stand for… apart from driving me crazy?
Most women are resigned to PMS being a normal part of being a woman, something that we just have to put up with but we have a tool with us everyday that can help us understand why we get PMS.
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Spring green, brussel tops and cabbage slaw
Is it time to add some new greens to your vegetables list? How about adding vibrant green cabbage, a combination of spring greens and brussel tops or your seasonal choice.
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Fanning the Flames of Cancer
This article highlights the work of Dr Fettke and Dr Mercola as they, and others expose fructose, carbohydrates, processed foods as direct contributors to cancers, diabetes and many forms of ill-health.
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If it is not about love then nothing means anything
God is love, hence life is all about being love. We hold this connection and knowing deep inside us and can make it our everyday religion. Religion simply is the direct relationship with the love we come from and are forever part of.
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Knowing yourself by your quality first
In our August 2016 Audio of the Month Natalie Benhayon presents the importance of knowing yourself first by the quality you hold within and how moving with this quality allows you to know what to do.
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The Wizard of Omaha
Warren Buffett invest in sugar based products like Coca Cola. A story of Energetic Responsibility, or not.
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Yoga of life – to rush or not to rush?
Does it feel like life is one long ‘to do’ list that never seems to end – trying to beat the clock to get it all done? What if there is an innate rhythm of stillness within our body that inspires a quality of movement very different to rushing, bringing a steady presence to our life?
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A letter to my Son
Men have choices all through their lives, but at times it doesn’t feel like it, a father talks to his newborn son about what lies ahead
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"He who casts the first stone"
There is much said about racial vilification and the need for tolerance. This article asks the tough question: who cast the first stone when it comes to racial tension?
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Ridicule
Ridicule is a serious and endemic problem in modern science.
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Self-worth and self-development – does it work?
The self-development industry is rich with promises of improvement, success and living the life of your dreams ... but does it really work?
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Those pesky Monday morning blues!
It’s Monday morning, the first day back to work after a weekend or a few weeks of annual leave. I hear deep sighs as my colleagues sit down to turn on their computer and I smile ... How do you overcome those pesky Monday morning blues?
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Natalie Benhayon: A Warrior of Truth like no other
There can be a longing inside of us for a true role-model, particularly when we are young. And then we can get despondent and disappointed when we realise there are so few. This is one women’s account of how her view of the world and herself changed when she met Natalie Benhayon.
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A deeper look at Asthma – why is it that we can't breathe?
On World Asthma Day, this article by leading lung specialist Sam Kim looks 'beyond the petri-dish' at the bigger picture of this disease and what is at stake if we don’t start to look at all the factors that contribute to its continued prevalence across our global population.
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Constellations
People and stars both constellate together. There is a power and a beauty in this that is well worth considering.
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The 6 best ways to lose weight authentically (hint: it doesn’t involve fad diets or gym memberships)
I recently lost nearly 15 kilos. Although really I didn’t lose anything at all – I gained my shape back. It wasn’t with a celebrity diet or with a punishing gym schedule.
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Snacking – A modern habit?
Snacking is a modern habit fuelled by the food industry and is linked to overeating and rising rates of obesity. But why are we obsessed with the constant need to eat?
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Alzheimer’s and dementia: do we have a part to play?
Soon to be costing the global health system over a trillion dollars, Alzheimer’s and Dementia are costing families immeasurable expense as relationships and lives are impacted earlier and more widely than ever before. This article explores the enormous link between how we live and Alzheimer’s Dementia.
