Align your higher self.
I did the course "Ignite Your Spirit" with Kim Fraser
which is based on her first book of the same name.
It is about your energy anatomy, which includes 
your chakras and your aura. These are the 
antennae through which you can receive the voice
of your Higher Self. Your chakras [energy centres]
affect your desires, talents, personality factors,
health, and they can either help or hinder you in
every area of life.

I use Kim's Healing Method to help people who 
recognize that their body also contains an etheric 
body [your aura] that is not visible and is not made
of physical material. We all know, although we 
can't see it, that we need air to breath in. Well we
also need energy or life force, again you can't see
it but you can be made to feel it. During our life we
produce obstacles and inbalances in our energy 
system.  As mentioned in the "Remedial Therapy"
web-page where it said that the "Qi" [energy] of 
illness should be transformed to a healthier "Qi".

Of course you have to give permission and be 
willing to listen and understand what the procedure
is about and what it contains. Although religion 
does not come into it as such, you must understand
that you have a higher self, a spiritual entity, which
is in contact with the spiritual world we can't see.
To remove obstacles you have to be comfortable to
accept help from your Creator and his system.   If
you are still reading this and are interested 
please visit  Kim's website.
Haroldj

KIM FRASER
Kim Fraser is a spiritual teacher with a difference.
She holds degrees in law and economics, and was
a trade consultant, then practiced law as a barrister
for over 16 years. Kim has been teaching spirituality
and life skills for over 7 years. In January 2002
she retired from law to focus fully on life 
enrichment programs and has established a 
seminar series, "The Path of Ease and Grace".

Kim created The Harmony Centre at Cooranbong 
NSW, which is a place where people can be free to
explore the meaning of life and their spirituality in
a safe environment. It is non-religious and 
non-sectarian. I did the course "Ignite Your Spirit" 
with her at her centre.   Kim's website.


                                            
	                            

What are the Dances of Universal peace ?
Music, movement, song and chants are the 
universal forms of human expression bringing 
communities together at times of celebration and
enriching everyday life.

The Dances of Universal peace are a profound, 
cross-cultural way to touch spiritual essence 
through group meditation. Using sacred phrases,
chants, music and movement from the many 
sacred traditions of the earth, the dances promote
peace and integration personally and across the 
globe.

I will be there, Haroldj                Visit their website

Dances of Universal Peace
7.00pm - 9.00pm
The third Tuesday night of each month
150 Beaumont St, Hamilton
Next to the Wesley United Church, in their hall
Enter by donation ~$5                [Not for profit]
     

Contacts: Kathleen  49609068  Charmaine  49426145
or myself

The intention of the group is to learn, share, and
celebrate the application of Universal Principals
as taught by the enlightened mystics of the ages 
and our time.
The group is an interfaith community which
respects and includes wisdom from the major faith
traditions.
Group gatherings offer singing, meditation, prayer, 
inspirational message and reflection time.
Everybody is welcome, join us on the 1st Sunday 
of each month at:
The Nardoo Room
The Wetlands Centre, Shortland  NSW
Followed by an optional lunch in the Center's Cafe

Organic or not Organic that is the 
question. And all the bullshit we get
 bombarded with.
For the continuous education of the remedial 
therapy accreditation, this year, we are attending
lectures in Clinical Nutrition. They are informative
and especially compiled for us stating the true facts
as no sponsorships or companies are involved. I thought
my clients may benefit from some of this information,
however I just came across the following article that
gives a better overview of what I was going to convey.
Please read the following article, which was published
in "The Revive Weekly" on June 6th 2006.
Will a healthy diet deliver the nutrition a
human need?
There is a fascinating parallel between a healthy, 
disease-resistant plant and a healthy, disease-resistant
human. Essentially they both require the same things -
minerals and microbes. We could conceivably replace all
the missing minerals in the soil, in the correct ratios,
but still fail to achieve the desired plant growth
response. Soil biology can be the missing link in the
equation. 30,000 different organisms should be present in
a single gram of fertile soil. If this critical 'microbe bridge'
has been bombed with chemicals and acid fertilizers
then nutrient up take will be limited, regardless of 
remineralising efforts.
Similarly, human gut organisms should number 100 
trillion (ten times the total number of cells in our body).
This army of minuscule allies performs a similar role to
microbes in the soil. They protect and they facilitate 
mineral up take. (Issue #5, June 6th 2006). It is also 
unproductive to remineralise the human body in the 
absence of an efficient microbe bridge. Minerals and 
microbes should always be addressed together in both
plant and human health. 'Alternative' medicine (including
mineral supplements) now accounts for 55% of the 
Australian health dollar, yet there are huge numbers of 
people who still believe that a healthy, balanced diet will
deliver all the nutrition they need. Lets look a little closer
at that premise
There is obviously more to optimum human nutrition than
minerals. What about vitamins, antioxidants, fatty acids,
enzymes and phyto-nutrients (beneficial plant 
compounds)? The thing to understand here is that all of 
these other factors are dependent upon minerals. 
Minerals are the only thing that can not be produced by 
plants, animals or humans. Leading US Nutritionist, 
Phyllis Balch, said it well during her interview for my 
book 'Nutrition Rules'. She stated that "supplementing
with any other nutrients in the absence of minerals is like
going fishing with out bait". Every bodily function is 
linked to a mineral and all other nutrients are mineral 
dependent
The soil is the original source of minerals and plants are
the designated vehicles for mineral delivery to animals
and humans. This is why the bioavailability of plant-
derived minerals is 98%. We were supposed to get our
minerals from plants rather than the chemist shop
shelves.
Minerals sponsor the production of the other things we
need, like vitamins, amino acids, enzymes etc. Kelp,
for example, contains the highest levels of vitamins, amino
acids and natural hormones of any plant and consequently
these marine plants can grow at rates exceeding 30cm
per day. The amazing nutrient density of seaweed is
derived from the plant's mineralrich ocean habitat. If 
minerals are the key stone of all nutrition, then how does
the mineralisation of our contemporary soils and plants
compare to those of our grand parents' generation? Will a
good, balanced diet fuel our immune system and keep us
happy and healthy?
Nutri-Tech Solutions (NTS) has a team of agronomists
working with thousands of Australian farmers, analysing
hundreds of soil and leaf tests per month. Seventy-five per

cent of the leaf tests reveal calcium deficiencies. Calcium
in the soil and in the human body is linked to the uptake of
all minerals. When "calcium - the trucker of all minerals" is
eficient, all other minerals are affected. Magnesium, zinc,
manganese, boron and silica are also deficient in many
leaf tests and there are also numerous excesses in these
analyses, most notably nitrogen, phosphorus and 
potassium (NPK). It is important to understand that, just
as key mineral ratios in the soil determine plant health,
there are equally important ratios involved in human well-
being. The sodium to potassium ratio, calcium to 
phosphorus ratio and calcium to magnesium ratio are
three key examples. In 1940 our food crops contained the
ideal calcium to phosphorus ratio of two to one. Now that 
particular ratio has tightened in to a one to one ratio, due
to the all-prevailing over use of NPK and the decline of
calcium. These new ratios are having profound effects on
our body chemistry. We therefore need to be more 
stringent with the supplements we are using and the food
we are putting into our bodies to reach optimal nutrition
today.
by Graeme Sait from Nutri-Tech Solutions Pty Ltd,
website www.nutri-tech.com.au
or for more information email info@nutri-tech.com.au

More Organic or not Organic that is the 
question.  Our body took thousands of years to evolve,
and over the last thousands years has changed very little.
Our brain has not changed very much either. Neither have
our cellular requirements, which are very specific. Hence,
the conditions for our internal environment inside our body
like the cells and the circulatory system which contain 
blood cells, leukocytes, platelets, proteins, chemicals,
and plasma and more has not changed much. However 
our external environment has changed a great deal over
the last fifty years. Only some of this has been good.
We live longer, but we also die longer. 
We do not produce the foodstuff we harvested hundreds 
of years ago, which may have been alright had our body 
evolved and produced the specific alterations in our cells
and brain center to combat for the nutrition we produce
today. But it has not done so and hence there is a 
problem.If we have all the needed food for our cell but 
there is one element missing our cell cannot produce the
required structure it was specified to do. Our nutrition is 
mineral dependant and those minerals cannot be 
produced by plants, animals and humans. The soil is the
original source of minerals and plants are the designated 
vehicles for mineral delivery. Some of us are eager to
make sure the content of the food package provides
the correct nutritional values. But what we also have
to know is what did the plant eat and drink! 
We should now be aware that the external environment
has changed over the years and this effect the nutrition of
our more or less static internal environment. Many of us 
are also becoming slowly aware that the climate has and
is changing and that the farming practice and the food 
processing are often not in the best interest to provide us
with a healthy nutrition so much longed for and lacking in
our body's internal climate. You are the only person you
can force to demand better practises and hopefully 
influence others.
Haroldj