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Terri Thompson posted a blog postTime Matters
Spring is a great time to take a time inventory. New life is sprouting and our lives should reflect our values. How we spend our time determines how much our values affect our life. What is valuable to you? Does your schedule reflect it?Read more here: http://thechristiannaturalist.blogspot.com/2013/04/time-matters.html…See More
Terri Thompson posted a blog postWomen Suffering Abuse + Novel Release
Do you know a woman who might be suffering abuse? My friend and author, Gina Holmes, has just released a novel dealing with the subject. Sometimes it's easier to read a fictional story than a self-help book. Gina's book, Wings of Glass, may be a step on the road to courage and healing. Check out her interview on my blog this week at …See More
Terri Thompson posted a blog postT'ai Chi: Here's to Your Health!
Recently my husband and I along with a couple of friends attended the Chinese New Year celebration at the Twin Cities T'ai Chi Ch'uan studio in St. Paul. My T'ai Chi instructor, Julie Cisler, is very involved there and participated in some of the performances.T'ai Chi is a Chinese martial art, which is very beneficial for health, strength and…See More
Terri Thompson commented on SAE Nutrition's blog post 'Soul Food'"This sounds wonderful. The connection between our mind and our health (physical and mental) is amazing. I recently read an article in Whole Living about the power of the brain to heal when a simple placebo was taken. I blogged about it…"
Terri Thompson commented on Diva Toolbox's blog post 'Is Your Fear of Public Speaking Hindering Your Advancement?'"Thank you for sharing this. Personally my body acts nervous even if I don't think I am. My face flushes (bright red with a burning sensation), and my voice almost disappears with little but air coming out. I'm barely able to move my limbs…"
Terri Thompson posted a blog postStop Cheating Sleep
We in the West seem to have a love/hate relationship with sleep. We always talk about wanting more sleep. Many deal with chronic fatigue, yet we cram more and more things into our schedule robbing precious minutes or hours from our sleep time. . .There's a lack of trust deep within us that tells us we must be in control of our time. It borders on the neurotic. . .We know that sleep is important to your physical well-being. Studies show that lack of sleep (8 - 9 hours is optimal for adults)…See More
Terri Thompson posted a blog postLavender-Relaxing & Stimulating
Lavender is one of a few essential oils that are both a relaxant and a stimulant at the same time. It's so versatile. Good to heal burns, ease headaches and wake you up on a sleepy afternoon, or help you sleep if you're too agitated to relax.I love oils and I love that the Creator provided just what we need in nature. To read more check out my blog at The Christian Naturalist.See More
Terri Thompson posted a blog postHealth Perscription #1
It's easy. You can use it anywhere. It's useful for a plethora of dis-eases. And it's completely FREE!What is this miracle prescription? ...Breathing.Deep breathing is one of the simplest ways to increase health. It is vital to relaxation, easing the stress that instigates so many health problems. It aids digestion, which effects numerous aspects of health. It even helps reduce hot-flashes associated with menopause.So take a deep breath. Imagine your lower abdomen expanding with…See More
Terri Thompson posted a blog postQuote for Health
"Achieving health, happiness, and the energy balance comes down to decidingto focus more on the positive than on the negative andto live in a manner spiritually congruent with what we know is truth."~Caroline Myss, Ph.D. "Anatomy of the Spirit"Two powerful actions in terms of our health.It takes no effort to focus on the negative. It pops in to our head without a thought. Feelings attach themselves to the negative thoughts and make us believe they are true. Pretty soon we can end up in…See More
Terri Thompson posted a blog postDisciplines...Pick One
Another lesson from T'ai Chi Master, T.T.Liang:"When practicing T'ai Chi, there are many techniques to concentrate on internally. First you have to pick one and use it for one round. Then use another for the next and so on. Gradually they will become second nature and you can concentrate on them all in one posture. Some of these concentration techniques are breathing, application, mind-intent and concentrating on various energy points on the body." ~…See More
Terri Thompson commented on Terri Thompson's blog post 'Good Health in Slow Motion'"Thanks Yvonnie. Maybe with a real instructor and a smaller class, you'd like it better. It's pace does go against our grain as westerners, but that's why it's good."
Yvonnie DuBose commented on Terri Thompson's blog post 'Good Health in Slow Motion'"Tai Chi has always peaked my interest, but especially after the movie Calendar Girls (go figure - that's what I would walk away thinking about).
In Chicago, it is offered free on Saturdays in Millennium Park. I tried it 2 summers ago. There…"
Terri Thompson commented on Yvonnie DuBose's blog post 'Whole Food Eating and No Meds'"Great plan! Thanks for sharing and encouraging us. I'm with you on every point. Oh, I also love the book Nourishing Traditions, I have a copy. I don't eat that much meat, but I love the principles and many of the recipes. I've…"
Terri Thompson posted a blog postGood Health in Slow Motion
I've been studying T'ai Chi for a little over a year. Recently I bought a book of notes by one of the disciples of Master T.T. Liang, "Lessons With Master Liang" by Ray Hayward.At first T'ai Chi frustrated me because it was so slow. It seemed I was learning at the pace of a snail, one posture per week on a good week. I'm discovering that it is an in-depth art. There are so many slight adjustments to learn.Many…See More
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Time Matters
Posted on April 29, 2013 at 10:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Spring is a great time to take a time inventory. New life is sprouting and our lives should reflect our values. How we spend our time determines how much our values affect our life. What is valuable to you? Does your schedule reflect it?
Read more here: http://thechristiannaturalist.blogspot.com/2013/04/time-matters.html…
Read more Women Suffering Abuse + Novel Release
Posted on March 5, 2013 at 11:16am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Do you know a woman who might be suffering abuse? My friend and author, Gina Holmes, has just released a novel dealing with the subject. Sometimes it's easier to read a fictional story than a self-help book. Gina's book, Wings of Glass, may be a step on the road to courage and healing. Check out her interview on my blog this week at …
Read more T'ai Chi: Here's to Your Health!
Posted on February 25, 2013 at 10:01am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Recently my husband and I along with a couple of friends attended the Chinese New Year celebration at the Twin Cities T'ai Chi Ch'uan studio in St. Paul. My T'ai Chi instructor, Julie Cisler, is very involved there and participated in some of the performances.…
Stop Cheating Sleep
Posted on October 29, 2012 at 5:26pm 0 Comments 1 Like
We in the West seem to have a love/hate relationship with sleep. We always talk about wanting more sleep. Many deal with chronic fatigue, yet we cram more and more things into our schedule robbing precious minutes or hours from our sleep time. . .There's a lack of trust deep within us that tells us we must be in control of our time. It borders on the neurotic. . .We know that sleep is important to your physical well-being. Studies show that lack of sleep (8 - 9 hours is optimal for adults)…
Read moreComment Wall (2 comments)
- At 3:28pm on March 26, 2011,
Kelly Klepfer said… - Thanks for the invite. I don't know if I'll blog. I'll have to see if I run across any thoughts that are blog worthy. : )
- At 8:34pm on March 23, 2011, Camille Lentz said…
- Fun to read what you are writing. I'll keep breathing--really breathing and adjusting my attitude. Morning stretches and prayer while moving helps me. I'll have to try your essential oils. Good stuff! Thanks for the invite!
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