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Providence, Rhode Island (PRWEB) September 28, 2011
There are causes to illness that doctors are unaware of, and clergy are unwilling to discuss, however, Mary and Dr. Dave open the reader to worlds they may never considered in thier new book, Divinely Touched: Transform Your Life. The book thoroughly explores non-traditional causes (and cures) to physical and mental illness with a captivating personal healing and transformation journey by the authors. It is a true-life story of living through entity possession that caused physical and mental illness, and being healed by shamans, psychics and avatars that resulted in Mary being transformed into an inspirational healer herself.
Divinely Touched is a story of physical, mental and spiritual transformation that connects religion, spirituality, New Age/Metaphysics and science. Published through Hay Houses Balboa Press Division, Divinely Touched, chronicles Marys healing and spiritual journey through the New Age and metaphysical worlds.
Divinely Touched describes how Mary was divinely saved, led and transformed: From the depths of depression; From battles with physical ailments for which the medical profession had no explanations; From being led into worlds she never knew existed; To how she survived being taken to the underworld; Was guided and healed by lightworkers, shamans, and avatars from this world and the spirit dimension, and led on a journey of personal, physical, mental, and spiritual healing. Marys experience, like that of a caterpillar when transformed into a beautiful butterfly, is one that will inspire, enlighten and transform the readers life as well.
Dr. Dave explains and connects what Mary experienced with scientific research and documentation on phenomenon such as energy healing, ESP, telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition, out-of-body experiences, reincarnation, entity possession, and the spirit dimension. He connects current theories in quantum physics with historical data, references and first-hand accounts of Marys experiences to scientifically prove what had happened to her was in fact, real.
“”Paul Winter- Lullaby from the Great Mother Whale for the Baby Seal Pups”" New Age : Entre mi yo y lo real
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Composed by violinist Sue Aston from Cornwall. The music is from the CD ‘Inspirational Journey’ . Available from Amazon, CD Baby, Itunes and direct from the artist Sue Aston. This video is taken from Sue Aston’s DVD ‘Reflections of Cornwall’ There is another verson with better sound quality on my channel www.youtub.com/sueaston Filmed by Meteor Entertainment Penzance Cornwall
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A single Bagpipe piece named “The Piper’s Welcome”. Accompanied by more beautiful photos of Scotland’s many castles Please Enjoy! ***ALL MUSIC USED IS PROPERTY OF THEIR RIGHTFUL OWNERS, I DO NOT INTEND TO PROFIT AND INFRINGE, I ONLY MADE IT FOR FAN PURPOSES***
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Hillsborough, NC (Vocus) September 22, 2009
Spiritual Messenger and Modern Shaman Laine Cunningham has launched a free bulletin. Every week, messages with special meaning are pulled from the natural world and the world humans have created. The bulletins guide readers toward a better awareness of their place in the world and provide insight into issues large and small.
Cunninghams approach is unique. She mixes perspectives from Native American, Australian Aboriginal and Hawaiian cultures with psychology for a truly deep understanding of human behavior. When appropriate, she dips into studies of everything from behavioral science to brain chemistry. The eclectic blend results in surprisingly accessible techniques that are perfectly suited to the modern seeker.
For the past ten years, Cunningham has produced lasting solutions using the best of humanitys knowledge. Her quest for universal truth led her to explore the worlds greatest religions. Threads of Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism are woven into her seminars as often as are thoughts from native spiritual systems. Individuals from a wide range of backgrounds find that their individual beliefs are honored and enhanced by new perspectives.
Since religion and spirituality are influenced by society, Cunningham has studied the histories of several nations. By tracing the interaction of culture and belief through time, her understanding grew deeper. The result is a profound ability to speak meaningfully about issues people have faced for millennia.
One area where she has gained perspective is related to marriage and divorce. People often wonder why the divorce rate is so high these days. Some say it reflects a deterioration in moral values. Cunningham strongly disagrees. By looking at how different cultures have viewed marriage throughout history, she uncovered societal changes that impacted marriage.
The European notion of marriage, for example, was entirely about creating strong political networks. Women had little, if any, choice about their husbands. Connections and social status ruled; love wasnt even in the picture. Under those conditions, extramarital affairs for men and women were common.
The perspective of many native cultures, however, was much different. In most tribes where women were equal to men, wives could choose their husbands and opt for divorce. If the man was abusive, the choice was clear. Yet women initiated divorce for other important reasons. If the man ignored his wife, played the field, or even turned out to be lazywhich often impaired the familys ability to survive, just as it does todaythe woman ended the relationship.
A higher divorce rate is actually a sign that women are empowered, Cunningham says. Only decades ago, women were expected to silently suffer domestic violence, emotional abuse, an absent or addicted husband, and other relationship ailments. The moment they gained the power to choose, they gained the power to leave a bad marriage.
Its infinitely better to move on than to cling to something thats destructive to your soul, Cunningham says. Men also benefit from womens ability to choose because they have gained more freedom in who they marry. And, of course, both genders are able to live single lives without the disapproval or rumors that might have cropped up decades ago.
Wedded bliss is not an easy thing to find, Cunningham says. Women must be able to shape their lives in a way that is healthy and supportive. Sometimes divorce is part of that process.
Other issues she tackles include spiritual love, relationships at work and at home, loss and grief, chronic illness, achieving dreams, and creating true abundance. We are all divine. Let us celebrate that divinity in the everyday, she says.
To sign up for the bulletin or to learn more about attending a seminar, visit the Workshops page of her website.
Features images and music from Inspector Morse. Part 2 of my Cop ThisThemes collection. All images and music are the properties of the original producers and no copy wright infringement is intended.This presentation has been compiled purely for nostalgic and historical purposes. NOTE THIS IS THE PROPER THEME FOR INSPECTOR MORSE NOT THE SWEENEY THEME AS I USED ON A PREVIOUS OCCASSION.
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Purchase “Facing the Unknown” on iTunes and support Paul: itunes.apple.com Enjoy smooth relaxing beautiful music, no words, a gentle instrumental, Take a break from your busy life Facing the Unknown By Paul Collier Copyright 2009 All Rights Reserved Download now direct from me here… www.PaulFromStokeUK.com Do not cling onto the past, quite simply, it is no longer there! Do not cling onto the present, for it to will soon be the past. Neither cling onto the future, For Tomorrow will soon be today, will soon be yesterday. Everything is going to become the past, Clinging will simply create misery. Face the unknown with a positive mind, and the world will become your best friend. “Black hole” image used with kind permission from http Paul 
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Paul Mounsey is a scottish World music and Celtic New Age music composer. This track is extracted from album “Nahoo Too”. The image is extracted from site www.stockvault.net
