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Monday, October 2, 2017
Wood in Harmony - Interview with Michael Walthert - Specialized Carpenter, Feng Shui Consultant, Intuitive Personality Coach
Legno in Armonia - Intervista con Michael Walthert - Carpentiere specializzato, Consulente Feng Shui, Coach intuitivo della personalità
Holz in Harmonie - Interview mit Michael Walthert - Schreinerfachmann, Feng Shui Berater, intuitiver Persönlichkeitscoach
Traditionelle Heilpraktikerin, Homöopathin, Lebensstrategin, Autorin
T .: Michael, lasst uns mit Deiner eigenen Definition beginnen: "Ein Schreinerfachmann", "Ein Feng Shui Berater" und "Ein intuitiver Persönlichkeitscoach." Um unseren Lesern zu helfen, Dich und Deine Aktivitäten besser kennen zu lernen, könntest Du, bitte, dies ein wenig erläutern und erklären, wo Du angefangen hast und wie Du in diesem kompletten Bereich gearbeitet hast?
Vielen Dank, Michael, das war ein sehr interessantes Interview und ich hoffe, dass alle unsere Leser von unseren Informationen profitieren werden. Sollten sich einige unserer Leser mit Dir in Verbindung setzen, wie können sie das machen?
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Excerpt from the book Hunting for The TREE of LIFE (De Donato & Sinkko, 2016) (pp. 23, 24)
Excerpt from the book Hunting for The
TREE of LIFE
(De Donato & Sinkko, 2016)
(pp. 23, 24)
(NOTE: I am aware that on some PCs the following text might appear as being written with all capital letters. I can assure my readers that the text it is not. I apologize for this inconvenience I tried to fix myself but have no control over. Thank you for your understanding.)
…. In the Garden of Eden the
harmony and strong bond which were the hallmark of the initial relationship
between God (you can call It/Him/Her Life, Universe, or however you please and
feel more comfortable with) and Humanity got lost. Both this account and the restoration of that
harmony, which took place in the garden of the Tomb, also called “the Place of
a Skull” or “Golgotha”, may be hiding, in our view, the turning point to the
discovery of what might be the most sought-after goal as for understanding the
reason and dynamics of Life and Death, hence of health and disease. Many of us have always been fascinated and
intrigued by the ‘Mystery of Life’ and often wondered why we are to grow old
and die rather than enjoy a healthy, harmonious, rich, gratifying, endless
existence on Earth. Since a very young age we hear that we – as Human Race –
are the most intelligent creatures on this planet; that over the millennia we
have ‘evolved’ to an extent not possible to any other species we know of; that
among us there have been many people who marked human history through amazing
discoveries, fundamental and deeper comprehension of so many aspects of life
which highly contributed to the greatest progress in many fields. And yet, except for a tiny minority of people
who lived more than 100 years, the vast majority lives barely an average of
70-80 years and this if and when everything goes well. On the other hand, we – the most intelligent
and ‘civilized’ species – when it comes to lifespan end up being greatly surpassed
by creatures such as
a) the ocean quahong (also called
Arctica islandica), a clam native to the North Atlantic Ocean ,
which has been reported living up to 507 years;
b) the Galápagos giant tortoise (Chelonoidis
nigra), which even when raised in captivity, can live more than 100 years with
the case of one that reached over 170 years;
c) the Greenland
sharks and the koi fish, which can reach and even pass 200 years; and
d) the immortal jelly fish (turritopsis
dohrnìi), which is considered to be potentially biologically immortal thanks to
the transdifferentiation process, a lineage reprogramming, through which it can
revert the cell development process to the polyp stage.
Should that be not enough, we ‘superior’
race are shamefully surpassed even by trees.
As a matter of fact, we find the Great Basin bristlecone pine (Pinus
longaeva) from the Californian White Mountains in the United States being more
than 5,000 years old; the Patagonian cypress (Fitzroya cupressoides) from the
Cordillera pelada in Los Rios located within Alerce Costero National Park in
Chile, being more than 3,600 years old, followed by many others whose lifespan
runs from 1,270 to 5,000 years. (Retrieved May 23, 2016 from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_trees)
If to all of this we add that, we are made, at least according to our western
Judaic and Christian tradition, ‘in God’s image’ and end up living for such a
relatively short period of time the situation can be easily viewed as a paradox or even as total joke….
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Estratto del libro Hunting for the TREE of LIFE (De Donato & Sinkko, 2016) (pp. 23, 24)
Estratto del libro Hunting for the TREE of LIFE (Italiano: A caccia dell’Albero della Vita) (De Donato & Sinkko, 2016) (pp. 23, 24)
- l’Arctica islandica oceanica, un mollusco nativo dell’Oceano Atlantico settentrionale che, stando alle segnalazioni, sembra vivere fino a 507 anni;
- la tartaruga gigante delle Galapagos (Chelanoidis nigra) che, persino quando allevata in cattività, può vivere oltre i 100 anni con un caso conosciuto che superò i 170 anni;
- gli squali della Groenlandia ed il pesce koi, che possono raggiungere e persino superare i 200 anni; e
- l’immortale medusa (Turritopsis dohrnìi), che è biologicamente considerata potenzialmente immortale grazie al processo di transdifferenziazione, una linea di riprogrammazione per mezzo della quale il processo di sviluppo cellulare può tornare allo stadio di polipo.
Monday, August 28, 2017
Estratto del libro The Dynamics Of Disease and Healing: The Role That Perception and Beliefs Play In Our Health and Wellness (De Donato, 2015) (pp. 16, 17)
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Excerpt from the book The Dynamics Of Disease and Healing: The Role That Perception and Beliefs Play In Our Health and Wellness (De Donato, 2015)
Health is undoubtedly the most important aspect of human life. Though many treasure it, those who do not are forced to realize its absolute necessity as son as it is seriously compromised and, possibly, lost forever. Despite the fact that for millennia Man has searched for the Tree of Life to restore what many believe might have been the original human condition on earth, a state most likely characterized by total physical and psychological well-being, this much sought-after goal continues to be elusive. Recent statistics show that the countries worst affected today by debilitating diseases are, paradoxically, those whose healthcare systems consist of the most modern medical practices and technologies.
Though traditional medicine has scientifically proven that lifestyle, diet, stress and degraded environmental conditions do impact human health, as a holistic health practitioner, I firmly believe that other, more intangible elements may play a fundamental role in the dynamics of health and healing. I asked myself, Do perception and beliefs impact our health, and, if yes, to what extent?
This study starts with an examination of what health and disease really are. It looks closely at the placebo effect and at the power of suggestion. It explores the power that the mind and spirit exert, as suggested by the practices of ancient and primate cultures, as well as the individual’s level of awareness and consciousness. Finally, through analyzing and observing seven case studies, it attempts to identify and name those factors responsible for elevating human well-being to its optimal level.
Statement of the Problem
Too often, people resign themselves to eventual diagnoses of disease based on inherited genes and chronic illness among their relatives. Though genetic factors may indeed render a person more prone than another to a certain health condition, it does not necessarily follow that the individual is destined to express it. The belief that we have no control over our health is, in fact, the consequence of negative and passive attitudes that denote a lack of knowledge and information, low awareness of who we really are and how our bodies function and communicate with us, poor understanding of how the individual belief system influences human life and health and ultimately, of the powerful ability we may have to potentially avoid altogether or reverse certain conditions.
Certainly, very often people get sick and do not heal under conditions of the psychological stress they experience as a consequence of the way they interpret and perceive reality. However, as they become aware of this dynamic and improve their mindset, favorable physiologic results often occur, some nearly immediately.




