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Motherhood – Am I doing it right?
Right and wrong have saturated the whole concept of mothering, from conception through to, and into the childcaring and rearing stage. So, how is that working out for women, and by extension, all around them?
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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?
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The relationship between our health and our health systems
We expect that health services and those who work within them will be able to provide the answers and cures to our ill health. But what is the part we play when it comes to health and wellbeing?
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Reading Serge Benhayon’s books
Reading Serge Benhayon’s books is an experience like no other; it is a surrender into what we already are. Moreover, it does not end on closing them, but continues in a different form.
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Dreams of Pad Thai
Are you fantasising about lunch at 10am? There might be more to it than you realise!
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The first visit to the gym – working with our body, not against it
Why breathe gently when working out at the gym, is that even possible?
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Sweeping sensitivity under the carpet
Do we as men ignore our awareness at the expense of our bodies, our tenderness and connection to our true selves and if so, what are the consequences?
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Grand Designs Part 1 – The shape I am
When your body’s shape looks strange, it’s easy to feel like there is something wrong with you. Read how one man’s life was transformed by reconnecting to The Ageless Wisdom.
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What did you do on your Summer Holiday?
The stresses and drudgeries that we frequently experience in everyday life appear to be a ‘given’, but do they have to remain that way. What if there were another way of living?
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Self Care – it isn’t what you think
Could self-care be as simple as connecting with and feeling what your body needs in any given moment?
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Sex, love and married life
I was a shy child and never really felt like I connected to anyone growing up, so it was a surprise, or maybe I should call it a relief, that a man would take an interest in me at the age of 19.
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Full circle to the truth
The first time I was introduced to anything spiritual was when we visited my great aunt’s place when I was nine years old. She was renowned in the town where they lived for reading the cards and being very accurate in her foretelling.
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The science of group work
Have you ever noticed that when you get together with a group of people, interesting ideas can come through that no one would have thought of when alone?
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Holding my breath
Looking back over my life I am convinced that I was in anxiousness the moment I was born, but in truth it probably began before the day I arrived in this world.
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Self-care through the power of reflection
Could the quality of self-care change the quality of your life? One woman realised that life can be full and enriching if you are willing to say yes to all that it can be.
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Serge Benhayon and Universal Truth
What we readily accept as ‘intelligent’ in the world doesn’t necessarily behave in an intelligent manner, make sense, or have true wellbeing at heart. What is this version of intelligence?
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A mirror’s reflection
I realised that sitting for up to an hour in front of myself while at the hairdresser created a feeling of unease and real discomfort. I simply could not face my own reflection.
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Think you are not an ‘Influencer’?
We are all standard setters, every one of us, but unless we have done something we perceive as ‘trend setting’ we don’t see ourselves as such. However, nothing is further from the truth.
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True movement – let your body guide the way
When we are born, we are already everything – we feel everything, we know everything, we are everything. We allow ourselves to be moved, letting our body guide the way.
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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.
