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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The Lady of the Night; Dragon fruit
Posted in Cancer, Michelle Richmond, tagged antioxidents, Cancer, dragon fruit, fruit, Lady of the night, Michelle Richmond, nutrition on March 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
What’s Your Bottle of Jose Cuervo?
Posted in Michelle Richmond, tagged declutter, Michelle Richmond, minimalist on December 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
After dropping a few kilos, cleaning out the wardrobe and the office with a sense of curiosity I made myself a daily challenge and adopted Piero Ferrucci’s quote “Eliminate something superfluous from your life. Break a habit. Do something that makes you feel insecure.” Thinking I had it pretty well sorted, after all life is [...]
Contemplating Mind
Posted in Inspiration, Michelle Richmond, tagged Buddhism, Contemplation, Inspiration, Michelle Richmond, Mind, poetry on December 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
CONTEMPLATING MIND Look upon the body as unreal; An image in a mirror; the reflection of the moon in water. Contemplate the mind as formless, yet bright and pure. Not a single thought arising, Empty, yet perceptive; still, yet illuminating. Complete like the Great Emptiness; containing all that is wonderful. Neither going out nor [...]
Mung Soup ~ A Recipe to Warm You for Winter
Posted in Michelle Richmond, tagged Blood cleanser, health, Healthy Food, Michelle Richmond, Mung Soup, Pankaj Naram, Protein, Sanskrit, Siddha Veda, Wellbeing, Winter Warmer on June 8, 2010 | 4 Comments »
As an expert in ancient Ayurvedic secrets (including pulse reading and marma shakti), Dr Pankaj Naram has treated over 900,000 people, including the Dali Lama, Mother Theresa, and the victims of 9-11, Dr. Naram uses the ancient secrets he has been entrusted with to transform their health and peace of mind. As part of the [...]
Living in the Question
Posted in Inspiration, Michelle Richmond, tagged Awareness, Certainty, Change, Facilitator, Living, Michelle Richmond, Question on May 16, 2010 | 2 Comments »
At the last minute I was gifted 2 tickets to one of my favorite writers and speakers, I had a previous commitment early that morning to drop a young friend to one of the outer suburbs and make sure she was safe and where she was meant to be. At the last minute the plan [...]
HAPPINESS IS …
Posted in Inspiration, Michelle Richmond, Quest for Life, tagged Fully ALive, health, Life, Michelle Richmond, Quest for Life, Wellbeing on April 29, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Heading down the highway, bands of the past put smiles on our faces and our vocal chords rage, as with a raspy voices, we belt out the sounds of Simon and Garfunkel. Every kilometre passing my body sinks deeper into itself as the past month of massive change reverberates through my system. The temperature gage [...]
Vivacious and Healthy Breasts
Posted in Cancer, Michelle Richmond, tagged Breast cancer, Cancer, Chemicals, Ghandi, Live food, Michelle Richmond, Organic Food, Organics, Toxins, Water on March 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Supermarket shelves, TV screens and bill boards are splattered with pink ribbons, whilst statistics report one in nine women will be diagnosed with breast cancer before the age of 85, however little is shared on how to keep your breasts ‘Vivacious and Healthy’. Our busy lives and the daily pressures of being a mother, daughter, partner, [...]
It’s Ground Hog Day
Posted in Michelle Richmond, tagged Choice Gap, gossip, Intention, Michelle Richmond, New behaviours on March 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Sharing stories brings laughter and joy over coffee with friends, books take us on a journey into alternate worlds, through culture we pass down the wisdom of the elders whilst film, art and poetry weave stories with color, texture and form. Stories inspire, delight, intrigue, educate bring joy and hope, propelling us to new heights, [...]
