By Tom and Annette Mercer The original integration device was built in 1976 in Grass Valley, California, through years of study of ancient techniques for awareness and expanded consciousness. The ancients knew of areas where the Earth elements would increase their awareness and consciousness, building temples such as Delphi and others in ancient Egypt, using… Read more »
By Higgy Lerner Acupuncture is the insertion of very fine-gauge stainless steel needles into points on the skin. It originated in ancient China thousands of years ago and spread throughout Asia and to Europe and the Americas. The many styles of acupuncture vary from those that barely touch the skin with the point of the… Read more »
Structural Integration = A Body That Runs Energy By Jean Louise Green “Huh?” “Take off your boots!” I heard it again, this time louder. It was an early rainy spring morning in 2011. I was in my garden and my wrists hurt from doing lots of work and wheelbarrowing two cubic yards of worm castings.… Read more »
By Michael Turk One of the least invasive but most effective means of relieving chronic pain is heat. Anyone can feel the healing, soothing effects by holding the hot end of a moxa stick over a sore spot. With repeated application, the lasting benefits outweigh the short time it takes to learn this Asian therapy… Read more »
Hidden Spell By Lezah Young Occasionally, I can work on a problem, an emotional issue, for extended periods. If I don’t get to the root, which usually resides in my childhood, it can take longer to uncover, accept, and change the behavior or thought pattern. I’ve learned over the years that when I get triggered—feeling… Read more »
By Skip Phairas People have a special relationship with water. Born in water, we remain linked to it forever. Whether an individual uses water for recreation or for exercise, water can do amazing things for the body. Not only can it help keep you in shape, but it can also be used as a beneficial… Read more »
