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Mind
Mapping
Verlin Miller describes the Mind Mapping technique.
"Mind
Maps can be thought of as a structured artistic representation of
a word association game, providing links between associated ideas,
organized in the manner in which the brain organizes information."
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A
Brief History of the Tarot
Sandra writes about the Tarot:
"The
meaning of the tarot is contained in its name; 'tarot'is an ancient
Egyptian word for 'royal road'. The royal road means the path to
the top, to self-mastery. Often called a picture book of wisdom,
the tarot is a symbolic guide to self-realization, a vehicle that
helps us to evolve. An anagram of tarot is 'rota', meaning the wheel.
The tarot is like a wheel, a tool providing mobility on the path
of life." ...more
Thymely
Thoughts
Barbara Elizabeth Douglass, an
ordained minister and herb enthusiast, discusses the theraputic attributes
of herbs for use during winter.
"
There is great activity in the areas of herbal cleansing and rebuilding
of various organs during autumn, so the winter quarter of the year
seems more quiet and restful. It may be time to simply snuggle up
in front of the fire with a good book and a mug of steaming chamomile
tea on a cold wintry evening. In this last quarter of the solar
year we traverse the signs of Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces –
the signs where we achieve the goals we set at the beginning of
the year in Aries (21 March - 20 April) – and we move into
releasing those goals, resting a bit and formulating new aspirations."
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Flower
Essences
Rachelle
Hasnas, LMSW, astrologer, author and certified Bach Flower Remedy
Counselor correlates the flower remedies with the annual seasonal
and lunation cycles.
"In
the early 1930s, noted British physician and research scientist,
Dr. Edward Bach developed what has now become known as the Bach
Flower Essences. Dr. Bach's discovery was one of the first in what
is now known as Vibrational Medicine. Originally trained in the
orthodox practice of medicine, Dr. Bach eventually turned to homeopathy
when he became aware of the need to treat the whole person for a
true and lasting cure to take place, and not just the symptoms of
disease, as was the current practice of doctors." ..more
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