Monthly Archives: December 2010

December 21st marked the first day of Winter, characterized by being the shortest day of the year. The days don’t immediately start getting longer again, however. We stay “in the dark” for three days after. On the 25th is the … Continue reading →

What is implicit in the statement: “I want this?” It is implied that you don’t have this. When you are being told about the Law of Attraction, they tell you to focus on what you want. There is just one … Continue reading →

I had a conversation with my wife about my previous post. She asked me about all the people that were ‘taken up’ to heaven in the Bible. She makes a valid point. The Bible is an excellent example of esoteric … Continue reading →

As children, we are told that when we die, we go to Heaven. “It’s okay, Johnny, Grandpa is with God now.” We say it to our children in an effort to console, to soothe the pains of loss associated with … Continue reading →

And Jesus said unto them, [...] If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you. – Mathew … Continue reading →

I previously spoke about the various Reiki Attunement methods. I left one out, because as far as I know, I may be the only one that has ever used it… Share this:FacebookEmailShareStumbleUponDiggRedditPrint

The Law of Attraction, a.k.a. “The Secret” seems to be extremely popular these days. Over 3.5 million people a month search for it on Google. It gets mentioned (and not always in a positive light) on mainstream media and television. … Continue reading →

The typical analogy used to explain what the Reiki Attunement is all about is this: It’s like software being downloaded into the computer of your mind, to tell the computer what you need to do. It’s a decent analogy, but … Continue reading →

“I Love You. I’m Sorry. Please Forgive Me. Thank You.” How one therapist cured an entire ward of the criminally insane without ever seeing a single one, all by saying those four little phrases. Continue reading →