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Overcome Your Obsessions and Addictions
By: Hassan Jaffer    Friday, Mar 30, 2012
First of all I would like to mention that my chart is like the worst type of drug addict, yet I have never taken even a drop of alcolhol or any drug in my life, as I was able to use art, music, sports and even astrology to offset any obsessive tendencies. I have analyzed thousands of charts and helped many addicts but I cannot personally identify with those who resort to drugs or alcolhol at all. The astrological markers are still the same and I hope this article sheds some light on this very important topic. It is not supposed to be taken as a medical advice but following its principles you ...Read More
I am Addicted to Pain Killers
By: Louise haker    Saturday, Dec 24, 2011
Topic: Addiction and Abuse - Treatment and Healing
The Main Cause of Back Pain I wasn't always addicted to pain relievers. In fact, I had heard stories about other people being addicted to pain killers but I never thought, not for a second, that it would happen to me. Three years ago, I was in a serious car accident with a drunk driver. While he got away from the accident with nothing but a few cuts and bruises, I was left in pretty bad condition. My neck and back have never been the same since the accident. Becoming Addicted to Pain Killers After seeing a doctor , I found out that I suffer from I5 back pain and C3-C4 neck pain as well. The ...Read More
Quit Smoking
By: Holly Ruocco    Thursday, Dec 08, 2011
Topic: Addiction and Abuse - Treatment and Healing
Conditions: quit smoking, natural smoking cessation programs
BEWARE OF CIGARETTE SUBSTITUTES THAT DELIVER TOXIC CHEMICALS… www.quitsmokingnh.com Everyone who has tried to stop smoking knows that it’s not an easy task. For some people, it’s just about impossible. And so a market has developed for devices, medications or programs that help people over the hump of quitting. But in some cases, the “cure” may be as bad or worse than the “disease.” Last year, the Food and Drug Administration added a Black Box Warning to the smoking cessation drugs Chantix (varenicline) and Zyban (buproprion). Thewarning headlined ...Read More
How to Stop Being Codependent
By: Deaner Cheryl    Thursday, Dec 01, 2011
Topic: Addiction and Abuse - Treatment and Healing
How to Stop Being Codependent How does one stop being codependent, especially in situations involving family, loved ones or co-workers? Stopping codependency is simple, but it also takes commitment and time. It all comes down to this: the belief that in every moment, we are given a choice in our own behavior. There are the three very important steps a person can take to break codependency. After you have read them, if you want to read more about what codependency is and what causes codependency, please visit the articles tab on my website: ...Read More
A Closer Look at Abuse
By: Diane Babcock    Thursday, Aug 25, 2011
Topic: Addiction and Abuse - Treatment and Healing
Conditions: helplessness, abuse, victimization, dis-ease
A stagnant stigma Let us take good look at the stagnant stigma surrounding abuse and see abuse for what it really is: an oppressed, suppressed, repressed mighty universal power that has been stolen – mostly feminine. Now look closer. It takes extraordinary resilience and endurance to contain such compressed energy in the cells of our bodies, as well as our psyche. And, since it is an inherent and infinitely expanding energy, it was never meant to be suppressed. It’s only through the constant governor of conditioning regulated by environment that keeps it lodged in our cells beyond  ...Read More
Traubuse: The Trauma and Abuse Symbiosis
By: Diane Babcock    Tuesday, Aug 23, 2011
Topic: Addiction and Abuse - Treatment and Healing
Conditions: low self-esteem, abuse cycle, trauma, violence
Psst! Abuse. Shhh! Voicing openly on the subject of abuse is still largely considered taboo and best kept as ‘civilized’ society's dirty little ‘bully secret’. In fact, there are millions of people who never admit to being ‘abused’; they either accept it as part of their upbringing or it’s so deeply hidden inside that they find it too painful to face so “it’s best not to go there”. Wrong! These domestic bullies are also running and ruining our societies, bullying all of us on a grander scale, so we should speak out about it if we ...Read More
Removing Mental Barriers: Pass the Bar Exam - Even If You Have Failed Before
By: Pati McDermott    Friday, Feb 04, 2011
Removing Mental Barriers: Pass The Bar Exam - Even If You Have Failed Before by Pati McDermott, CHT It takes more than knowing the law to pass the bar exam. There is a major psychological factor involved with passing. You must know the law in order to pass the bar exam. You have to effectively study and be completely focused, prioritizing this goal above all other goals and distractions. You also need to have a congruent internal state that matches achieving this goal. If you have failed the bar exam but you have passed the practice bar exams then your problem is psychological. If you can ...Read More
The 1~2~3~4 For Overcoming Addiction, Obesity and Disease
By: Paul Chek    Monday, Sep 13, 2010
Topic: Addiction and Abuse - Treatment and Healing, Healthy Weight and Weight Loss
Can you imagine a world without addiction, obesity and disease? Some may wonder why, with or advanced medical systems, highly developed allied health care systems, programs and specialists, that we are unable to improve the relative number of people suffering from these conditions? In this short article, I will overview what may be the world’s simplest, most powerful cure for addiction, obesity (eating disorders) and disease. I will share why the simple issometimes the most complex. This knowledge will offer you seeds of wisdom, yet, like any seed, the environment for sprouting, growth ...Read More
Introduction to POTENTIATE YOUR DNA
By: Sol Luckman    Monday, Jul 05, 2010
Topic: Chronic Illness
Sol Luckman Illness as a Teacher It has been said by many people in many ways that illness—whether physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual—can be a valuable teacher. In my case, this observation proved absolutely true. My nearly decade-long chronic autoimmune illness was a stern and sobering mentor, matriculating me through a veritable shamanic initiation of (near) death and rebirth, from which I emerged both a wiser and humbler man. Wiser, in that the “crash course” I enrolled in during my self-healing tutorial that began in earnest in 2002—involving liberal ...Read More
The Zen Swing: Cultivating Healing Life Force
By: Paul Chek    Sunday, Jul 04, 2010
The zen Swing A Simple Way To Cultivate Healing Life-force Paul Chek, HHP The zen Swing is a chi (life-force) cultivating exercise given to me by way of my soul, so that I may share it with you and all who are ready to participate in creating their own well-being and reestablishing rhythm. The exercise is very simple, and similar to water is a very effective means of reintegration and healing body, mind and spirit. The exercise harmonizes the body’s energy centers, improves pumping of the circulatory and lymphatic system, aids in reduction of stress hormones and in the elevation of ...Read More