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Issue 106

Sept / Oct 2010

Sept / Oct 2010

PAST LIVES
PAST LIFE REGRESSION: Looking at the benefits of regression therapy with some examples from readers' own experiences. Reincarnation in the West: Jim Duhoit looks at how this has been approached here as opposed to the more usual eastern concepts. CROP CIRCLES: The latest on this popular phenomenon along with some stunning pics! Spiritual Hotspot: TOTNES - we visit this hub of Mind, Body, Spirit activity and find out the best of what’s on offer. AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF BODY-MIND ANALYSIS: Charlotte Francis takes part in their studies and reveals some fascinating insights into psychosomatic therapy. Treatment review: HOLISTIC FACIALS: Sjal crystal facial, Jo Barnard’s Reiki facial and Lava shells facial. DEMENTIA: THE SPIRITUAL ANGLE: Is dementia an indication that we’re collectively ascending to a higher plane? A COLOUR HEALING MEDITATION. Lynne Lauren shows us how to tune into the energy of our chakras through colour. The TRANSITION NETWORK: Steph Bradley is spending 6 months walking around England to promote sustainable living. Interview: STEPHEN FULDER, peace activist in Israel, speaks about his work. Interview: THE YOGI ASHWINI: Yogi Ashwini is an Indian guru who teaches the Yog in a traditional way. Words of Wisdom: JANEY LEE GRACE, an holistic life coach, broadcaster and author on green and natural living. PLUS Biodynamic Wines: Why these are increasingly popular.Travel: Wild foods sea kayak with Wildwise. Retreat: Salem, Massachusetts. Naturally Good; Regular column by nutritionist Sarah Flower: This issue, Organic Labelling and how essential it is as a consumer guide.

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  • Book Reviews

    1. What does home mean to you? Jennifer Kavanagh explores the different meanings of home through the experiences of the many varied people she has met, from refugees to travellers

    2. David Kessler takes on a subject that is both extraordinary and touching. This book is about the visions that appear to those who are close to death . These are visions of their already deceased loved ones, reassuring and comforting the dying in their final days.

    3. “Awakening” will show you “the simple methods of taking back control of your consciousness and what you may then expect once you have awoken”. This is a short book (69 pages).

    4. This book interweaves the simple pleasure of drinking tea with the Way of Dao, the ancient Chinese philosophy. Solala Towler outlines how the considerations of the Dao, such as slowing down, simplicity and ease, can help enhance the act of tea drinking as much as drinking tea can enhance your experience of life. He explains “

  • Music Reviews

    1. Sarah-Deere Jones blends Celtic harps with aeolian harps to provide a landscape for listeners to share, and to create contemporary and traditional images of the Scottish highlands. Recorded at various sites across Celtic Britain, 'Soirbheas' is originatively spilt into five different sections and places telling a passionate new story through the magical use of only the harps. The album begins with St Govan's Bell, a Soothing calming take on the 6th century chapel. The song starts with an aeol

    2. John B. Levine's reasoning in creating The Last Dragonfly is that music can help children, including teenagers that mostly choose rock music over any other style. “When children become angry their emotions are limited, and their abilities to focus and concentrate are weakened, and this ultimately holds back their learning potential,” says Levine.