I’ve been receiving a lot of inquiries about dowsing lately, including from those who are sceptical of it’s accuracy & reliability. My advice is that the accuracy & reliability of dowsing rods is directly proportionate to the integrity of the person using them as the mind can most definitely influence their movement. Dowsing rods are Read More ..
Most healthy people produce digestive enzymes on their own. Sometimes, however, due to age or other factors, your body is unable to produce enough digestive enzymes, which can negatively affect gut health. Here are 10 foods that are rich in natural digestive enzymes and support gut health. 10 foods that contain natural digestive enzymes 1. Read More ..
The humble tree has long protected humans from sickness and even death—and in the modern city, it’s still doing so. As global temperatures rise, so too does the “urban heat island effect”—the tendency for cities to absorb and hold on to the sun’s energy, which is a growing public-health crisis worldwide. On a small scale, Read More ..
Did you know that planting marigolds in your vegetable garden can repel certain pests and provide many other benefits? Here are some of the benefits of planting marigolds in your vegetable garden: 1.Attracts pollinators One of the main benefits that marigolds supply your vegetables is that they attract pollinators. Due to them being summer-loving plants, Read More ..
Our Almighty and eternal Highest God,You have kindled the flame of Love and Kindness,In the hearts of all, throughout our glorious land:Grant to us the same faith and power of Love and Kindness,That, as we rejoice in their triumphs,We may be sustained by their example and fellowship;One Highest God, now and for ever.So be it. Read More ..
Samhain (SOW-in) represents the final harvest before the long winter. It’s a time to honor our ancestors and embrace the darker half of the year. This also marks the beginning of the New Year in the celtic tradition. Samhain is celebrated from Sunset on October 31 to sunset on November 1, almost halfway between the Read More ..
Lughnasadh is the first of three autumn celebrations in the Celtic Wheel of the Year, followed by the Fall Equinox (or Mabon), and finally Samhain. Falling midway between the summer and winter solstices and fall and spring equinoxes, it’s named for the spear-wielding Celtic deity Lugh, who’s associated with fire and the sun. In ancient Celtic Read More ..
Many people don’t realise how many health problems may be indirectly caused by not drinking adequate fresh water. Hopefully this article will help you to understand more about how important good quality water is for your health, along with how much water your body really needs per day. The majority of the human body is Read More ..
Level 1 – Saturday March 18th at The Heritage Centre, Cahernahalla, Cappawhite, Co.Tipperary An inspirational spiritual path of authentic Irish wisdom teachings to activate & nurture the wise & intuitive natural healer residing within your soul. If you have felt a calling to discover more about the indigenous natural & Spiritual healing arts of Ireland, Read More ..
It’s back! March 9th – 6pm to 6:45pm in the tranquil environment of Yoga of Sound Studio at our Spirituality Centre, number 7 South Mall in Cork City Centre. Cultivate Positivity – we will talk briefly about the Spiritual importance and significance of practising a positive outlook on life, including ways we can easily encourage Read More ..
