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Knowing divinity through my body
My divinity is something very tangible – I know that I am divine through my body. It is an experience of living in connection.
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When it comes to food – let your body speak
The food we eat can transform how we feel in our body, and assist in wellbeing, energy levels and clarity of mind.
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Revelations by Serge Benhayon to ponder on for World Philosophy Day
World philosophy day - held on the third Thursday every November.
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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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True authority – empowering teachers and kids
What if it were the case that everybody has, and in fact is, their own source of true inner authority. We can support our kids to express and to back themselves in life.
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Esoteric Breast Massage
An exquisitely tender therapy for women by women that honours deeply and reminds the woman of her beauty and strength in sensitivity beyond the stress and anxiousness of modern daily life.
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Living medicine starts with the body
Medicine starts with the body and tuning in to how it feels so we can learn who we are from the inside and what we need to be ourself in life.
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Why retire? Does it truly serve the individual who retires, and the workforce they leave?
Retirement is a relatively new concept, perhaps 100 to 120 years old.
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Our universal relationship – have we checked our inbox lately?
God and the Universe are ceaselessly communicating all that we need for the growth and evolution of our race. Are we aware of receiving this or is something getting in the way?
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Crying out for connection: technology and us
Will our obsession with technology lead to us living a ‘virtual’ life? With the advent of the mobile phone what has happened to dinner-table and face to face conversation? Are we more connected than ever, or are we drifting apart?
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Serge Benhayon brings philosophy to life
Is there more to life than meets the eyes, a depth and a magnificence that is there for all to live? Serge Benhayon shows that day-to-day life is actually philosophy in action, and that each one of us has the capacity to be the philosopher and author of our own life.
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Checking out – are we sowing the seeds of our own dementia?
Is dementia where we check out so much that we cannot check back in again? Doug shares how he found his way back to vitality and a clear mind.
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The power of relationship in the classroom
True intelligence and enjoyable learning springs out of the connection and relationship between teacher and student. Without this spark of connection the student will remain outside of true relationship with what they are learning.
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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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The true foundations of education – our future
Do the foundations of our current education system engender a true way forward for our society and humanity as a whole?
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With each read I find new depths that I didn't see before
A sharing of the inspiration that is received from reading all of Serge Benhayon’s books
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Answers found within
Serge Benhayon's books supported Lorraine to understand that the answers are always found within.
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A tribute to women and mothers
Why not celebrate mothers and the special women in our lives every day of the year.
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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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What mothers teach daughters
Many daughters have learnt to define themselves and their worth by keeping busy, doing something and feeling guilty if they don’t. But is this really something for mothers to pass on to daughters?
