“Come to the edge," he said. "We can't, we're afraid!" they responded. "Come to the edge," he said. "We can't, we will fall!" they responded. "Come to the edge," he said. And so, they came. And he pushed them. And they flew.” ― Guillaume Apollinaire This poem repeatedly crossed
https://www.mysticmag.com/psychic-reading/interview-lucuadupreez What were your professional beginnings like and how did you get into BodyTalk? I studied psychology at university, but in the mid-90s, psychology was mainly focused on what’s wrong with an individual. This didn’t really align with my views, as I
“Skik jouself na omstandighede” (fit yourself to the environment) My father used to say this phrase to the great irritation of the young teenage mind, that only wanted what it wanted when it wanted it. To find later in life that
One of my clients recently shared how the only way for her to deal with her recurring depression is to just sit with it. It became evident from further conversations with some of my naturally depressed clients, that the tools being
All around us, we are encouraged to release our doubt about ourselves. The first question then is, what self is this referencing to, and secondly, what is the problem with doubt, and why do we need to release it? In our
By far the best explanation about Awareness that I have read outside of Vedanta, written by Steve Taylor - Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Leeds Beckett University https://theconversation.com/spiritual-science-how-a-new-perspective-on-consciousness-could-help-us-understand-ourselves-116451 "Scientists have long been trying to understand human consciousness – the subjective “stuff” of thoughts and
Yesterday on the way back from the eye specialist, our eldest friend of 85years and I had the most interesting conversation on how we do not aspire to reach an advanced age, for some, it is just fated. Our elderly Professor
The one ailment that brings people to my practice more than any other is the resistance to what is. Depending on where we are on our path, this might be a resistance to inner or outer realities, mostly it is
Earlier this week I shared a picture and quote from Ram Dass with my clients with the heading of Involved Detachment. Reading Steven Farmer’s* words, I realized that I claimed the term of Involved Detachment as something I put together.
"Disaster changes the world and our view of it, opening up the way for the birth of the "new" in an endless cycle of apparent change. When change comes very fast, we cannot resist and are swept away by its
