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  • The Importance of Trees

    October 2024 Blog I hope you have been enjoying the wonderful October weather and the spectacular display that the trees have created. It has been absolutely marvelous here in Toronto. And, talking of spectacular displays – my hibiscus plant loved coming indoors for the winter. It mostly only has one or two flowers at a time! The Importance of Trees This month I am again going to talk about trees. I know that you know they are dear to me.… Read more »

    Articles and Links, Bioenergy Therapy, Book Reviews, Children's Books, Healing Transformation

  • Mushrooms for Therapy

    Mushrooms for Therapy September Blog 2024 Hello Everyone, I am writing this on my back deck on a wonderful, warm and sunny day. I really love this weather and hope it continues on and on. This month, I have been reading “How to Change your Mind; what the new science of psychedelics is teaching us about consciousness, dying, addiction, depression and transcendence” by Michael Pollan. In the book Pollan discusses psilocybin mushrooms, the history of their use in the 1950’s… Read more »

    Book Reviews, Healing Techniques, Self Help

  • Ultra Processed People

    Ultra-Processed People: Why We Can’t Stop Eating Food That Isn’t Food by Chris van Tulleken | May 7 2024 This month, I am writing about a book one of my clients told me about. It is called Ultra Processed People by Chris van Tulleken. Chris is a father, scientist, doctor, and award-winning BBC broadcaster. He has collected compelling evidence from worldwide studies and used himself and his brother to test his theories to show the effects of ultra-processed foods on… Read more »

    Book Reviews, Self Help

  • Book cover to The Mystery of Life Energy

    The Mystery of Life Energy

    The Mystery of Life Energy: Biofield Healing, Phantom Limbs, Group Energetics, and Gaia Consciousness by Eric Leskowitz | April 9, 2024 The Mystery of Life Energy by Eric (Rick) Leskowitz, M.D., is a comprehensive exploration of energy medicine. This book resonates with me. Dr. Leskowitz is a retired Harvard Medical School-affiliated psychiatrist. In his book, he describes his struggle to get energy medicine accepted into mainstream medicine despite the numerous peer-reviewed studies. Fascinating Studies These studies have proved that energy… Read more »

    Bioenergy Therapy, Book Reviews

  • Brain Bliss

    Bliss Brain: The Neuroscience of Remodeling Your Brain for Resilience, Creativity, and Joy by Dawson Church – March 22, 2022 I am currently reading Bliss Brain by science writer Dawson Church. He includes research that he and others have conducted on brain plasticity and meditation. Dawson describes in detail how meditation affects different parts of the brain. His book includes directions on rapidly reaching Bliss Brain using his developed method, EcoMeditation. What interested me about the meditations and why they… Read more »

    Book Reviews, Good News Awakening, Inspiration, Self Help

  • Small Habits

    Small Habits, Big Results Another interesting idea came to me from an advertisement for M.K. Arman’s book “Small Habits, Big Results: The Power of Consistency and Persistence.” The ad read: Reading 20 pages a day equals 30 books a year. Walking ten thousand steps a day equals 20 marathons a year. Never underestimate the power of small habits. I have not read the book, but it sounds promising. However, I would add “meditating” to the list, as meditating for 20… Read more »

    Book Reviews

  • Two books to check out.

    For this post, I want to discuss two books. One was wonderful, and the other I am not so keen on, but both are worth reading. Doctors Are More Harmful Than Germs Doctors Are More Harmful Than Germs: How Surgery Can Be Hazardous to Your Health – And What to Do About It by Harvey Bigelsen M.D. published March 15, 2011. In this first book. Dr. Harvey Bigelsen describes how medical doctors overprescribe surgery and ignore the long-term health risks.… Read more »

    Book Reviews

  • Cover to Ile D'Or

    Ile D’Or: a Book Review

    Ile D’Or by Mary Lou Dickenson | Inanna Poetry and Fiction Series (November 1, 2012) I met Mary Lou Dickinson by chance when I arranged to see her newly renovated kitchen and bathroom because I was considering using the same contractor. We discovered we were both authors and decided to exchange books. Mary Lou gave me Ile D’Or, and I gave her Joey and His Friend Water. I thoroughly enjoyed Ile D’Or. It made me think of returning to my… Read more »

    Author, Book Reviews

  • Book cover: The signature of all things

    The Signature of all things – plants

    The Signature of all things is all about plants From Gilbert’s website, the tag line for the book is: “A glorious, sweeping novel of desire, ambition, and the thirst for knowledge.” Sounds about right. The book spans the fictional life of Alma Whittaker. Alma was born in the 1800’s to one of the wealthiest families in Philadelphia. Growing up surrounded by her family’s expansive estate, Alma becomes fascinated with botany. This is not surprising as her father, Henry Whittaker, made… Read more »

    Book Reviews, Nature

  • Book Cover: The Physics of God

    The Physics of God: A Book Review

    The Physics of God: How the Deepest Theories of Science Explain Religion and How the Deepest Truths of Religion Explain Science by Joseph Selbie | New Page Books (October 1, 2021) 2nd Edition   I found The Physics of God by Joseph Selbie completely fascinating. The book addresses how the science of religion and the modern (quantum physics) science of reality are fully congruent with one another. His writing style is easy to read and understand. The examples he gives… Read more »

    Book Reviews, Enlightenment, Self Help

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