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By: VitalityLink Finder Thursday, Jan 26, 2012

Conditions: Irritation in the ears, Compacted or excessive ear wax, Headaches, migraines, Sinusitis, Rhinitis and Glue Ear, Noises in the ear (tinnitus), Circulatory disturbances in the ear, Colds and flu, Relaxation, stress relief

What are Hopi Ear Candles? Hopi Ear Candles are usually 100% natural and are made from organically grown flax, extracts of honey, beeswax and herbs, such as sage, camomile and St John's Wort. They are shaped to form a hollow tube approximately 10 inches long with a filter 3 inches from one end. The patient needs to be lying comfortably on their tummy or side. The hopi candle is lit, and placed gently over the entrance to the autidory canal. A brief history of Hopi Ear Candles Hopi Ear Candles were originally used by ancient Greeks and Native Indians for spiritual rituals and cleansing ... Read More

Expanding Your Circle of Influence

By: Tori Hartman Friday, Mar 19, 2010

In this new decade, it will be vital to create a conscious awareness of whom you have in your inner circle and through this, balance your life. Consider this: the 5 people closest to you will dictate your financial status. Hangin' with Trump or hanging with the old "gang"? This categorization is not meant as a value judgment. In fact, it is important that we have a balance of people in our lives that will inspire us and those that will make us say "screw it." Picture a circle that gradates in color from red on the bottom to blue on the top. This is the Circle of Influence and the people in ... Read More

Law of Attraction: Expect it, and it Will Come.

By: Tori Hartman Thursday, Jan 28, 2010

Law of Attraction: Expect it, and it will come. What you think about, you bring about, right? Hmm, not always. Here’s the key: you must EXPECT that the very thing you are focusing on will happen! My friend, Katherine Woodward Thomas, in her book, Calling In the One, terms it “holding the high watch”. The difference between thinking about a goal and expecting the desired outcome is that a thought is just a distant hope. Expecting goes further to a physical sense of knowing. People like to think it’s something they’re doing. It’s not. It’s something ... Read More

Aromatherapy Glossary

By: Tori Hartman Tuesday, Jan 12, 2010

I’m picky about which oils I used for my intention kits. I know, finest oils, etc. But they really are. More importantly, I handpicked these oils to promote the intention they support. I’ve even, of late changed out a few aromatherapy oils because I found stronger spiritual pulls with new ones. Okay I’m compulsive. Up constantly working… This glossary is to assist you in seeing another aspect of the Intention Candle you choose. And working your own “magic” with oils. BAYBERRY: Luck to the home, attracts money and wealth. BERGAMOT: Protection. Balances the ... Read More

Waiting for the Wave

By: Tori Hartman Tuesday, Jan 12, 2010

Waiting for the Wave A client phoned the other day worried about the business decisions he’d made. He was in upset because he’s been at a job that he termed “an under-earning situation.” I reminded him that during the past year he left a 20-year marriage and was confused and disoriented when he first took that job. He did not make a bad decision, he made the best one at the time. Who he is today is someone that doesn’t fit there. “What do I do?” he asked. “Wait for the wave,” I said. “Huh?” I laughed with him. Sometimes, being ... Read More

Finding Your Tribe

By: Tori Hartman Tuesday, Dec 08, 2009

Last night, I was at a party for a woman celebrating her 50th birthday. She had psychics and card readers and even an Oracle. Wow! My tribe! I went to every one of them for a reading, and it was exhilarating! I love people who do the work I do. There’s a magic when you recognize your tribe. This reminds me of a friend I had many years ago. He was taking a stab at being a screenwriter, so I suggested he connect with other people doing the same thing. He refused to speak to other writers. He felt that they would ruin his mojo and that his “jealousy” would get the better of ... Read More