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Neuroplasticity – A Simple Definition Related to Changing Habits “Neurons that fire together, wire together.” (Hebbian Theory) “Neurons that fire out of sync fail to link.” Neuroplasticity is the process Continue Reading →
Overcoming PTSD with Compassion This is both a speech that can be customized and a meditation for Survivors of War or Other Traumas I’m providing content here that may help Continue Reading →
To Sleep, Perchance to Dream Messages from Your Soul I know someone who has had multiple NDE (Near Death Experiences), except he actually died beyond “the point of no return” Continue Reading →
“Helpful Holiday Suggestions for Cancer Patients & Caregivers” offers 3 primary approaches to make the holiday season less stressful and more hopeful. Regardless of whether you subscribe to a religion, Continue Reading →
How Unresolved Grief Can Affect the Body Over Time and Contribute to Cancer Development When grief remains unprocessed and unresolved for months or years, it doesn’t simply stay in our Continue Reading →
Anger and Cancer? This is NOT about being angry because you have cancer. No, it is about how anger and “bottled up” emotions might be related to the onset of Continue Reading →
Body/Mind Connections for Physical & Mental Healing Body/Mind Connections include relationships among the physical body, a person’s thoughts, emotions, and spiritual state that have been shown to correspond with physical Continue Reading →
Self-Healing Meditation ~ This Guided Meditation for Vibrant Wellness is yours to listen to or record in your own voice! Greetings, Survivors and Caregivers! I’m doing something different this time Continue Reading →
Earthing = Grounding = Reduce Pain/Sleep Better/Love Life Again! Grounding, often called “earthing,” simply involves standing on the earth in bare feet – preferably for 30 minutes. I have had AMAZING benefits Continue Reading →
“Soul Groups” is a term that one hears often as people try to explain having experienced Déjà vu when meeting a stranger. Perhaps, they feel a sense of being “at home Continue Reading →