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Comment on Shamanism and the Environment by Reiki Einweihung

Reiki Einweihung — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 07:27:18 +0000

Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland und Neuhaus an der Elbe eine Klasse Seite für alle die sich mit Reiki, Heilung und anderem beschäftigen.

Gruß Frank

Comment on Dispatches – Kids Don’t Count by Christopher

Christopher — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 21:51:54 +0000

Brilliant blog Wifey and thanks for the maths quiz - fascinating. I scored OK but it really stretched my brain in different directions, surprised that primary school kids are expected to do this much. If you’d made me guess I would’ve assumed this was for 14-15 year olds.

Comment on 10 top ways to manifest your goals by rifa

rifa — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 09:51:28 +0000

Hey Rachel, if I ever feel shaky and sick going somewhere, I DON’T go! But with writing a list, you boyf is right, if you push through out of your comfort zone: you could have a breakthrough. It’s just a list after all.

I felt a lot of resistance when I did my first list, and forced myself to write down all the things I wanted for a dream house (3 bedrooms, etc) and put aside all my ‘practical’ thoughts about HOW this was going to happen. a couple of years later, I met chris and we bought this 3 bed house in Brighton - just as I planned. Chris also ticked my wish list for a boyf too!

Just do it for fun, when you really feel like it = like when you are on holiday or something. It’s supposed to be fun xxx

Comment on 10 top ways to manifest your goals by rachel

rachel — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 20:31:39 +0000

I kind of sort of maybe keep wanting to do this. Just the thought of it makes me nervous, though; physically shaky and a bit sick. Isn’t that ridiculous? The idea of writing a few things down throws me into a panic—nutty. My ex boyfriend, in all his pure-bred California-boy wisdom, always used to tell me that when I felt like that it meant I should absolutely do whatever I was obviously so terrified of, but my Essex-girl realism says to avoid things that make me want to puke. The whole thing’s odd. I keep coming back to this page, though.

Comment on 10 top ways to manifest your goals by Emma Suttey

Emma Suttey — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 10:33:56 +0000

Thanks Rifa, most inspiring and positive for the New Year! xxx

Comment on The Artist’s Way – unlock your creativity by Catherine Rees

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Comment on The Body, The Soul and The Earth by rifa

rifa — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 19:48:03 +0000

It’s the Rei-ki way of thinking too, the universal energy that connects and heals us all. Keep practicing and you will experience this yourself in time.

Comment on The Body, The Soul and The Earth by Paola

Paola — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 17:40:22 +0000

Very interesting! I’m currently reading a book that was recommended to me, ‘Ask and it is given’ by Esther and Jerry Hicks about manifesting. I’m still struggling with the plausibility of the whole thing but their theory is in a way similar to Deepak Chopra’s, i.e. that we are all energy, and that when our vibrational energy is misaligned, that’s when we experience pain. The idea of a shared consciousness is also present.
My own jury is still out and I’m only 1/3 into the book so I’ll let you know but it’s certainly giving me food for thought.

Comment on Racism – Challenge yourself by Anastasis

Anastasis — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:57:30 +0000

Thanks for the post - really appreciated it, and it made a few things hit home. The issue of subtlety was definately key throughout the text.

It doesn’t matter if it is racism level 10 (i.e. blatant racism such as discriminatory names) or level 1 (e.g. just by making it apparent such as “He’s Japanese American or he’s Afro-American” etc), the fact of the matter is that if race is made apparent, then it is racism.

The whole point is that it does not matter and should not matter where we come from and what colour our skin is, but that is still the case today.

Nobody can tell where I’m from. Seriously, if it was down to others, I’d come from every continent. There was a situation on the tube a few months back where someone asked if not if I was from Spain but if I was Spanish. I said no. “French - no - Indian - no - Iranian - Israeli - no - What are you then?” WHAT ARE YOU?

Unbelieveable! I told him my name and continued that it was more about who i was rather than WHAT I WAS!

Going back to the subtlety issue, it would be interesting to work out where it comes from, what the root and motive of subtle racism is.

In my eyes, it’s just cowardice. Subtle racism occurs because people know it is wrong and don’t have the balls to be blatant.

Blatant racism comes from fear leading to anger and the old chestnut; IGNORANCE.

Comment on Racism – Challenge yourself by Michelle

Michelle — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 08:31:10 +0000

Brilliant post. I was also at that Herring gig and this has made me think about it in a different way - thank you. Also agree with zenbullets - racism has become more ‘subtle’ for some sections of society which makes it more insidious and difficult to counter.