Therapy, Karma….
I found these three reader’s questions I answered some time ago about therapy and karma and stuff they seem relevant today. SW Q: I’ve been in therapy for several years and sometimes wonder if I’m getting anywhere. How do you
Daily Archives: November 11, 2012
Voice Decoding In Morph City
Some people have a celestial resonance to their voice. On an esoteric level, it`s the throat chakra being magnetized by the integration with the heart chakra which resonates with the throat morphing into the spoken word. For clarifying: I´m not boxed
How To Cut Your Monthly Phone Bill
Canadians have long had a volatile relationship with their telecom providers, but some savvy customers have turned their complaints about monthly fees and contracts into big savings. For Hamilton resident Vanessa Ewen all it took was a phone call and
In the Garden of Good and Good
There was a famous best seller by John Berendt, published in 1994 called, “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil”. From Wiki it says, “The title alludes to the voodoo notion of “midnight”, the period between the time for
Hummingbirds Are Popping Up in the Strangest Places
It is a little past 6:30 in the morning on Whidbey Island, in Washington’s Puget Sound, and despite the earliness of the hour and wretchedness of the weather, Dan Harville is admiring the torch lilies in Al Lunemann’s garden. Hummingbirds
Burma Earthquake: At Least 12 Feared Dead
A strong earthquake has rocked central Burma, with at least 12 people feared dead and dozens more injured. The 6.8-magnitude quake struck some 120km (70 miles) north of the second-largest city of Mandalay, at a depth of 10km, the US
Renewed Worries Over Carcinogens in Foods
When you roast potatoes or bake bread, acrylamide is formed in your food. Over the past decade, scientists have been debating whether or not acrylamide in food increases the risk of cancer. A new study indicates that there is indeed
iBike: The Internet Arrives Via Bicycle in Bangladesh
Amina Begum had never seen a computer until a few years ago, but now she is on Skype regularly with her husband. A woman on a bicycle brings the Internet to her. Dozens of “Info Ladies” bike into remote Bangladeshi
