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Archive for March, 2011

Luminescent orb of glistening dew Clings weightlessly to bright green blade Dawn sun rising gently holds Evaporation’s soft, warm hand While tension grows on taut membrane Inside atoms laugh and dance No future pain Or sickly dread Just rock and roll and always now Within the silent crystal ball And so the final moment breaks [...]

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I’ve been corresponding with an old friend whose marriage broke down 3 years ago. What has been troubling me is the constant retelling, re-living, and re-interpreting of the events of the past.  In the early days, well for the first couple of years, I gave him some slack – I saw he was trying to [...]

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Margie invites you all to share your simple pleasures with each other… On our programs, we often talk about the simple pleasures in life and how important it is to ‘fluff yourself up’. Many of us care for others so doesn’t it make sense that being in ‘good shape’ might give us more energy to [...]

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Writer and psychotherapist Dr Stephanie Dowrick describes what best supports us after a diagnosis of serious illness There is never a “right time” to discover that you have been diagnosed with a serious or life-changing illness.  And there is certainly no one “right way” to respond.  Almost all of us have a picture of the ideal [...]

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To all our Quest friends, The recent natural disasters are distressing to us all as we see the suffering of others unfolding before our eyes. I encourage you to consider the following suggestions and implement those that resonate or feel right for you. If you have ideas that could be helpful please feel free to [...]

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I am a great fan of the teachings of Gerald Jampolsky whose work is very much aligned with Petrea’s work and Quest for Life. Here are some of my favourite quotes from this lovely book… I hope you find them as inspiring as I do. ‘All healing is inner healing… love is our only function [...]

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‘Healing’ comes from the old English word ‘hal’ which means ‘whole’. To heal means to ‘become whole’. I like to use the jigsaw puzzle as a metaphor for healing. When all the parts are joined together, it is ‘whole’ or complete. When one piece is missing, it is very obvious and the whole puzzle is [...]

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Like Petrea – the angel of healing we all admire so much! – I have been working for many years with people in all kinds of challenging moments – many of them provoked by a serious diagnosis or illness. My professional training is in the areas of psychotherapy and ministry and I am aware how [...]

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She just looks so exotic, her bright pink flesh calling me from across the fruitologists isle I had to take her home. Her delicacy as I gently slice her open to reveal her soft white spotty flesh. She’s as lush as you can imagine any creation to be. Originally known as pitaya, due to its [...]

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Hallmarks of Intuition When we experience Intuition, there’s often a feeling of simplicity, clarity, peace that comes along with the knowledge, even if it’s about an outcome we don’t want. In other words we feel calm. Intuition deals with the present moment , what’s in front of us, and how to navigate through the options [...]

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