Are diet and health intimately linked? What caused this couple I saw on the way home from work to need not one but TWO scooters? How expensive is that? And no matter who pays for it, you KNOW a lot of doctor's bills are going to go along with it?

These questions, and more, are discussed. For more, go to: http://reikidoc.blogspot.com/2013/05/mr-and-mrs-scooter.html

Soul Mates? Twin Souls? Soul Pods? Am I ever going to get to be like Mother Father God? Is that what they are together, exactly? Or...is this relationship I am in Meant to Be? It doesn't feel so 'heavenly' at the moment... For all of your concerns about relationships, there is this article. To better understand Spiritual 'connections' among those incarnate-- and have them be Demystified-- click here: http://reikidoc.blogspot.com/2013/05/soul-mate-101.html

7 Things that most Doctors don’t want you to know about Sound Healing

Music influences our cells, causes tissues to break down, diminishes cancerous growths and alleviates skin ailments. On his website Fabien Maman[1] displayed Kirlian photographs of sound exploding helia cancer cells. We overlook the impact of sound and music, because we do not observe its subtle and continual impact with our eyes.

M.D. Mitchell Gaynor, an oncologist at Cornell University Medical Center, reported that sounds such as crystal or Tibetan bowels, chants and meditative practices can significantly reduce cancer tissue, when coupled with traditional therapies.

Dr. John Beaulieu, ND, discovered that tuning forks can balance the nervous system, increasing a release of nitric oxide, a key component for healthy tissues and organs.[2]

Studies demonstrated the effect of music on pulse and respiration. Blood pressure is lowered by sustaining chords and raised by accelerated and jumpy rhythmic patterns. Melodies affect tension in the larynx, which tightens when exposed to descending cords. Dr. Tartchanoff[3] concluded that music affects muscular activity according to the feeling of the melodies. When the music is sad or involves a slow rhythm, a decrease of muscular activity results.

The following scientific research regarding music was found on Hindu Master, Sri Swamiji’s sites.[4] Evidence shows that listening to the appropriate music:

Originally posted: http://dreampilgrim.com/2013/05/22/taking-risks-letting-go-and-embodying-freedom/

It is important to keep a healthy and positive train of thought when carrying out your vision into a shared reality. This includes your thoughts towards others, at all times.

By now you should have realised that your dream involves engaging with others in a way that benefits others, our environment and of course yourself.  If you are making an important decision that will affect the lives of others it is in your best interest to make sure that no one is harmed while the decision you make manifests into the shared reality.

This is often thought to be a difficult thing to do, but with the right approach and a mature and positive attitude it is relatively easy. You must respect the fact that the way you feel, think and act creates endless ripples that affect the entire universe, beyond your current capable perceptions.

So on Sunday I sat down, pulled my cards and laid out a Celtic Cross spread. I got through two cards before I decided that I wasn’t feeling it. Today was a different story. I was sitting on the couch before I had to sign back into work, with my husband’s head in my lap and him stretched out, relaxing. My cards were just on the table right beside me so I picked them up. I shuffled them some and started flipping, only intending to get to know the cards.

Before I knew it, I was sucked into a reading. I’ve described it below.

I should maybe give a little background. I’m leaving my current job in just over a week. After that, I start a new job where I will be working from home. Very excited, this girl is. It’s kind of a scary thing and I am doing my best to work though it. These past few weeks, and especially days I have been working through some major stuff. Today is the first time in a while I’ve really felt at peace. I spent a good chunk of the afternoon in the (hot!) sunshine. I was sweating something fierce but boy did it feel good.