Vision Board Workshop
A unique opportunity to imagine, design and create your unique vision for Twenty Ten! 28th February Park House, Park Road, Waterford. Contact: Karla Kelly Email kelkarla@yahoo.com Website http://www.enerqi.ie

A unique opportunity to imagine, design and create your unique vision for Twenty Ten! 28th February Park House, Park Road, Waterford. Contact: Karla Kelly Email kelkarla@yahoo.com Website http://www.enerqi.ie

The Merkaba trips to Egypt in 2009 were such a huge success that Agnieszka Jurko has decided to organise a further trip in May 2010. In addition to Tom de Winter’s Merkaba workshop, there will also be the possibility for a completely private visit to the inner chambers of the Great Pyramid of Cheops. Seminar is conducted in English, which is translated into Polish, English-speaking participants are most welcome and those English speakers who joined us on the past two trips greatly enjoyed the experience. English soundhealer Shirlie Roden will conduct sound meditations. If you would like to know about the Merkaba workshops and conductor Tom de Winter please visit: http://www.linko.org (eng) Signing up: Agnieszka Jurko - the Polish Merkaba workshop co-ordinator - agnieszka@agnieszkajurko.pl, For more info, visit http://agnieszkajurko.pl

By Dhara Kelly ‘Detoxing’ is not as bad as it sounds. The implication can be that we are somehow toxic, and that as a result there is an urgency called for. I have traditionally used the term ‘cleansing’ which more accurately suggests that there is a rightful accumulation of wastes in the body which can, with gentle stimulation, be passed out easily and unhurriedly. Starting a detox requires a little forethought. After a diet of heavy winter food it is typical for people to feel the need for an internal spring clean so as to move forward into the warmth of Spring and Summer with freshness and energy, hence the popularity of various detox programs around this time. Yet we must learn to treat the body with gentleness and respect and it is actually better for the body not to rush into a detox immediately after overindulgence, such as what happens around Christmas time. Allow some time to pass, where the body can slowly, at a more congenial pace, settle back into a more normal state, and then prepare for the detox with some sensible and manageable adjustments for ...

By Patrick Bridgeman I touched on the subject of relationships in my last article, The Meaning of Life. Writing that article now seems like a walk in the park compared to trying to explain what I’m completely immersed in in every moment of my life, yet may never fully understand in all of my lifetimes put together: Relationships. I do know one thing: my wife is my Guru. I didn’t realise it until well into our relationship but she was the catalyst for most of the issues that came up in me for healing. That’s a nice way of putting it, compared to the words I used to describe her part in my process at the times they were occurring. I do love her, and it was after a good friend of mine told me that having that kind of a relationship was more of a blessing than a curse (especially as we are so good at communicating our truth to each other that it always leads to a healing) that I decided to ask her to marry me. We’re still “helping” each other to bring our issues to light (mental, physical and energetic blockages ...

An Exclusive Interview with Louise L Hay By Patricia Crane Recently dubbed "the Queen of the New Age", Louise L Hay is also known as one of the founders of the self-help movement. Her first book was published in 1976, long before it was fashionable to discuss the connection between the mind and body. Louise now heads Hay House, a successful publishing company which includes many notable authors in the self-help movement. She has also founded two non-profit charitable organizations and has recently released “You Can Heal Your Life: The Movie”, a film on her life and work. Patricia Crane, Heal Your Life® workshop leader, was privileged to conduct an exclusive personal interview with Louise for Positive Life. Patricia: From knowing you all these years, I know the depth of your intention to share all the healing that you have learned about with people. We now have some fantastic Heal Your Life teachers in Ireland. It has just spread around the world in absolutely amazing ways. I also see your book and teachings as being absolutely timeless. Louise: It is a timeless book. It’s been over 22 years and is still going strong. Patricia: Absolutely. And ...


By Patrick Bridgeman I touched on the subject of relationships in my last article, The Meaning of Life. Writing that article now seems like a walk in the park compared to trying to explain what I’m completely immersed in in every moment ...


Liz Nolan works as a Nutritional Therapist in Health and Herbs, Sea Rd, Galway City, and also runs classes in wholefood vegetarian cookery from her home in Moycullen, 8 miles west of Galway City. These are two of her favourite Winter Recipes. They’re perfect comfort food for a winter’s evening ...


"Let us love winter, for it is the spring of genius." Pietro Aretino WINTER SOLSTICE FIRE CEREMONY & PEACE VIGIL From this day on, the nights become shorter and days become longer. This is the turning of the season and the return of the ...


The Merkaba trips to Egypt in 2009 were such a huge success that Agnieszka Jurko has decided to organise a further trip in May 2010. In addition to Tom de Winter’s Merkaba workshop, there will also be the possibility for a ...


By Margaret Gray “What we have ignored or denied inwardly will then more likely come to us as outer fate.” Carl Jung The transit of Pluto in Capricorn on Individuals and the Collective One of astrology’s most helpful functions is to offer us, as individuals ...


An Exclusive Interview with Louise L Hay By Patricia Crane Recently dubbed "the Queen of the New Age", Louise L Hay is also known as one of the founders of the self-help movement. Her first book was published in 1976, long before it ...


“Magical Moments” Padraig Mannion MD of Studio Rua I've been in Dublin for 7 years now. That accounts for two college degrees, three part-time jobs, two film festival awards, one long-term relationship, three bikes, nine homes, countless loved ones and one start-up business. ...


Interviewed by Patrick Bridgeman For a man who likes a challenge, Marcel Polak certainly found one when he tried to open a non-alcoholic late-night tea house here in Ireland. Determined to be his own boss and to fill a niche he’d found ...


By Fiona Doyle I was amazed when Paul from Positive Life rang me and told me I had won a free detox weekend at Cloona Health Retreat. The centre is situated in a former woollen mill which was initially restored to act ...


By Davie Philip In this regular column, I explore how we can make the transition to a more sustainable way of life, one that is community based, ethical, healthy and resilient. Growing Our Own Food - Together Community Supported Agriculture We live in interesting times. ...