Ever needed a mental break and yet the hardest part was actually stopping long enough to recognize that you need a break? Sitting in front of the computer, answering emails, checking Facebook, researching, writing, reading—and believing that these are the most important events in your life? Then lurking in the background of the great list … Read more
Two weeks ago we had snow in Calgary (yep…mid-May). Now the city is finally bursting with blooms, fragrance and colour. Instant spring…instant seasonal allergies. Here’s last year’s newsletter on the sneezin’ season. Still relevant… homeopathic remedies never change. Given just the minimum homeopathic support, your body will heal itself in allergy symptoms! Just a note … Read more
One of the sure signs of spring in Calgary is the appearance of the prairie crocus (Prairie Anemone) in the Nose Creek Valley, walking distance from our home. Sweet, fuzzy purple clusters poking through the thatches of dried, brittle grass on the sides of Tom Campbell Hill. Brave little floral souls daring to show themselves … Read more
“You created every part of me; you put me together in my mother’s womb. … When my bones were being formed, carefully put together in my mother’s womb, when I was growing there in … Read more
“Flowers reflect the human search for meaning. Does not each of us, no matter how our life has gone, ache to have a life as beautiful and true to itself as that of a flower?” ~ Philip Moffitt Spring Greetings! Greenhouse plants and flowers are making their arrival in the grocery and big box stores, … Read more
Today’s title is borrowed from the book The Power of Kindness: The Unexpected Benefits of Leading a Compassionate Life by Piero Ferrucci. Kindness in the Wake of a Storm Following last week’s post, ‘Mercy Me! Measles Again,’ life has been a rather topsy-turvy ride. As parents, you are likely reeling as well after phone calls … Read more
Parents in Calgary are receiving the ‘dreaded’ measles letter. Alberta Health Services has teamed up with the public health education system to ‘tag’ all children whose parents have made an informed decision to be vaccine free. Now, though, every family is receiving the letter, not just the vaccine free families. At one point, some folks … Read more
A BIG thanks to Katie Kiemeny for last week’s guest post on homeopathy and birth! Spring Greetings And Easter Blessings (A Little Late – Just Like The Season In Calgary!) Whether you celebrate the arrival of spring with the Christian calendar or your beliefs lean more toward the early religions, there seems to be a … Read more
Meet Katie! Guest blogger. Katie is one of the graduating students of the Western College of Homeopathy this June. The graduates are an amazing group of homeopaths who know lots about helping kids heal…grown-ups too! Watch for future guest blogs from some of the other students in the near future. This newsletter will mark the … Read more
“Premodern medicine knew about that special ingredient; it was called ‘tincture of time.’ Almost everything, it had observed, healed in time under the right conditions.”
- Victoria Sweet
Time is a gentle healer, and homeopathic remedies are gentle. Chronic disease, illness, gaping wounds—be they physical, mental, emotional, or wounds to the soul—need time to heal.
With homeopathy there is gentle support to the process of self-healing. Give yourself the gift of time…without pressure and without end.
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