Ordained Interfaith Minister

I experience spirit as the field of intelligent energy that expresses itself as All That Is. Spirit connects us, includes us, and expresses through us. Spirit is a palpable force and presence. We experience its light and feel its warmth. We experience acceptance, forgiveness, and grace and feel its peace. We experience its abundance and feel blessed. We experience its truth and feel unconditionally loved.

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What We Call Our Symptoms

Mike Adams (http://www.NewsTarget.com) recently wrote an article about disease and how western medicine names diseases in ways that both obscure their true causes and make it easy for drug companies to market medicines that “treat the disease” without really treating the underlying causes. I have included some of the paragraphs from Mike’s article with comments. [...]

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EFT Audio Tip: Tap While You Gripe

Have you ever called a friend just to gripe about everything that’s gone wrong in your day? The truth is that when things go wrong, we need to feel that we’re not alone. So we turn to trusted friends and family to let off steam and be comforted. It’s a natural part of being human; most of us have been expressing our pain this way since we were very young children. # Tap while you gripe on the phone!

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How can I help others believe that EFT can help them?

The best way is for them to see and experience EFT for themselves, for a specific issue. In introductory classes we will often use several different exercises, with the intention that individual participants will have an “Ah Ha!” moment with at least one of them. 1) A craving, such as a craving for a Hershey [...]

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Enhancing Range of Motion with EFT

Stacey Vornbrock (http://www.breakthroughperformance.net/) is an EFT practitioner who focuses on sports performance. Her approach to improving range of motion (the ability of the body to move fluidly and without unhelpful restriction) using EFT is applicable to both athletes young and old, amateur and professional, as well as anyone who has suffered an injury and wants [...]

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Waist size increases diabetes risk

A recent study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition determined a simple measure for estimating diabetes risk, based on waist size (rather than body-mass or overall weight).

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Hunters in a Farmers World: Is ADHD a Disease?

[Note: This is a written transcript of a radio show; spoken words do not come out with perfect grammar; please expect some rough spots.] What follows is a transcript of part of Thom Hartmann’s radio show (http://www.thomhartmann.com/) covering ADHD. Thom is an expert on ADHD, having written several ground-breaking books on the subject. In particular, [...]

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What are New Yorkers like?

Two women who came from different small towns in the heartland relocated to New York. The first asked the pastor of her new church, “What are New Yorkers like?” The pastor responded, “What were the people like in the town you just left?” The newcomer answered, “They were not very nice. Elitist. Exclusionary. Gossip mongers. [...]

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