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By Joy Healey BA(OU), DipION, Member of Complementary Therapists Association

By Joy Healey  BA(OU), DipION, Member of Complementary Therapists Association

Fatigued, stressed, unable to unwind down these are common feelings that clients feel on a weekly basis. Today’s society is so fast that there is the feeling if we slow down life will pass us by.
In Aromatherapy the mind, body and soul are infinitely connected.
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Author: Brenda Martin

Author: Brenda Martin

Brenda Martin is the founder of Feng Shui Harmony and the School of Natural Health & WellBeing, which offer on-line and postal distance-learning courses, consultation and advice services. She is an international feng shui teacher and consultant accredited with the Feng Shui Society and specialising in holistic stress management. Her work encompasses feng shui, clutter clearing, crystals, colour, natural sleep and chakras. She writes editorials for magazines, and does lectures, workshops, feng shui and clutter-clearing consultations in the UK and Portugal.

Joy Healey, of Life Coaching London, specializes in stress coaching and co-authored this article with former anxiety sufferer Chris Green.

By Jill Crosby, Founder/Owner of SpiritualSingles.com
 
Finding the love of your life can be a daunting challenge these days, without having a little help! Most of us on a conscious path are relatively happy and content with our lives; however, having a loving spiritual partnership with a person who enhances our life gives us the opportunity to grow and thrive in a deep, spiritual love, making life more enjoyable!

The cardinal rules that bring about that cooperation from the deep sub-conscious mind (Delta) are not necessarily in concordance with the desires and mental structures of the conscious mind (Beta).
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Mr. O'Donnell became part of a Western European nation remote viewing program where the emphasis was from the start on trying to research extensively the area of mind situated right at the interface with Delta (deep sleep).
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In mammals and many other species, the brain is the major processing interface between the reality of thought and the sensory perception of matter.
The brain is the seat of sensory input/output defining and framing our perception of space/time reality. Visual, auditory, olfactory, tactile etc.
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