Category: Wellness

by Carlotta Cortes
A talented team of musicians, artists, writers and production technicians have pooled their talents and energy to create a new collection of self-help, meditation, relaxation and self-development tools. These guided meditations, music CDs and DVDs can be found online at www.MediHeaven.com.

We were especially surprised to see there is an astral travel guided […]

by Marc Gendron
Music has long been used for entertainment and recreation. And now for outpatients at Saint Agnes Medical Center in Fresno, Calif., it may be just what the doctor ordered.
Through a unique partnership with Yamaha Music & Wellness Institute, Inc., in Meadville, Pa, Saint Agnes Medical Center is bringing the healing benefits of music […]

By Shannon Nelson
“Your daughter will never walk again”. When my mother heard those words from the neurologist at Maine Medical Center, she fainted. She was still mourning the death of her beloved husband, Bob, who had died just two months earlier after a long battle with colon cancer.
When she received the call from my friend […]

by Johnny Fincham
The medical palmistry guide to good health

Palmistry isn’t only about character analysis or fortune telling, it’s a powerful tool in preventing illness too. Lots of underlying health conditions show on the palm, months before they manifest as health problems. Always consult your physician and get a professional opinion about any suspected condition.
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by Marlie Parsons
The healing power of stones may be a concept we know intuitively but are reluctant to accept in our rational minds. People in more traditional cultures, perhaps more in tune with all of their senses of perception, understood that certain stones had special powers that could, for example, be used for healing.

Even […]

Those tasty Thanksgiving leftovers may now be a fond memory, but for many of us, they foretell the beginning of a stressful holiday season when it is easy to inadvertently pack on a few extra pounds. Delectable goodies will be dancing before us well into the New Year So, if you found your clothing a […]

By Keith Varnum
When’s the last time you had a good laugh? Take a moment to relive the good feelings that come with real laughter.
We pay money to laugh. At the movies and a comedy clubs. We stay up to catch the jokes on late night talk shows. We delight in finding something funny […]

by Robert Rabbin
From the time I was 11 years old, I needed to know one thing above and before all else: Who am I? I traveled for a long time and throughout the world in search of answers.
One day, as if I had lived alone for many years in the deep desert, I was taken […]

By Bob Livingstone LCSW
There are a lot of us that spend too much time worrying. According to The National Institute on Mental Health, approximately 40 million American adults ages 18 and older, or about 18.1 percent of people in this age group in a given year, have an anxiety disorder. Anxiety prevents us […]

By Sol Luckman
In an intriguing section of a fascinating book entitled THE COSMIC SERPENT: DNA AND THE ORIGINS OF KNOWLEDGE, French anthropologist Jeremy Narby includes snippets from his personal journals from his time spent studying the healing practices of Amazonian medicine men. One entry is of particular interest on the popular […]