Positive Stress Management and Gratitude by Chris G’Froerer There are many definitions of stress and many causes of it. The word stress has become the buzz word for our modern times, and though we all use the word stress, we are often referring to many different things such as a feeling, emotion, behaviour or our […]
Perceptions and Responses
October 10, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Becoming The Observer of Life Experiences Everything that has ever occurred since the beginning of time is NOW a recorded memory. If I have amnesia and no language to express my life experiences, relationships and memories only then am I the pure OBSERVER of REALITY with no self identity and no idea or expression of […]
An Integral Approach to Healing: Part 2
September 2, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Working With The Mind by Robert Augustus Masters / @RobertMasters How many of our thoughts do we actually think? Does not most of our mental activity arise unbidden, seemingly independent of a thought-generating thinker? And, even when we are clearly behind our thoughts — as when we’re deliberately passing judgment on another — are we […]
Utilizing the Power of Chi
August 26, 2012 by Leave a Comment
In Your Massage and Bodywork Practice Do you suffer from “Grind the Therapist into the Ground” Syndrome? As somatic practitioners, learning to gather, organize and utilize Chi — the boundless healing power of the Cosmos — is the most influential and stress relieving compliment you can bring to your practice. Using Chi energy, a Taoist […]
Health and Wellness Partners
August 6, 2012 by 1 Comment
We Are ALL Alchemists! I am not a big fan of the word ‘healer’. If you cut yourself, no one can heal except you! When someone looks outside themselves for healing they give up autonomy, empowerment and responsibility. The relationship between ‘healer’ and ‘healee’ is a no-win situation. The ‘healer’ has the untenable position of […]
Inspiring Thoughts: An Essay of Quotes
July 25, 2012 by 3 Comments
I am a synthesizer. Whether it’s putting together a yoga series taught over many months into a single kriya; or developing whole body or focused treatment protocols; to creating a compendium of some of my favorite quotes and quips from an inspiring collection of interesting people whose influential thoughts I’ve woven into the following essay: […]
An Integral Approach to Healing: Part 1
July 23, 2012 by 3 Comments
Working With The Body by Robert Augustus Masters An integral approach to healing means (1) that the psychological, the physical, the emotional, and the spiritual are permitted to work in fruitful tandem; and (2) that whatever constitutes one — at whatever level or dimension — is worked with in the context of one’s innate wholeness […]
Emotional Anatomy
July 9, 2012 by 6 Comments
Storage of Psychological, Emotional and Physical Traumas My truth/perception/bias is based on my life experiences; so, let me start by stating, at this moment in my life, what I believe to be true… I believe that the Bio-Computer we call our body stores dysfunctional information as psychological, emotional and physical trauma within connective tissue. Inside […]
