Posted by Peter James | Posted in Balanced Life, Healthy Living | Posted on 11-11-2008
This is a guest post written by Nathalie Lussier from Billionaire Woman.
I am currently traveling throughout China, and I decided that I would take a closer look at Chinese medicine. While in Beijing, I had my pulse checked by a traditional Chinese doctor.
What the doctor told me after 30 seconds of feeling my pulse was a revelation!
She could tell from the beating of my heart, whether I was healthy or not. However, she never told me that I needed to undergo more tests, because all she needed to know was whether my body was in balance or out of balance. Read more... (558 words, 4 images, estimated 2:14 mins reading time)
Posted by Peter James | Posted in Balanced Life, The Spirit World | Posted on 27-08-2008
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If you are not a fan of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), or the UFC, then you probably have never heard of Lyoto ‘the Dragon’ Machida. However, you do not have to be a fan to appreciate his story. He is a wonderful example of the unlimited power of the mind, and I learned a lot about the human spirit from the story of his life. Here is a brief synopsis of his background from Wikipedia…
Lyoto Carvalho Machida (born May 30, 1978) is a Brazilian professional mixed martial arts fighter. Son of a Japanese-Brazilian Shotokan Karate master Yoshizo Machida, Lyoto is a rising star in MMA. He is currently ranked as the #3 light heavyweight fighter in the world by Sherdog.
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Posted by Peter James | Posted in Balanced Life, The Spirit World | Posted on 14-08-2008
Have you ever thought so much about life after death that you got to the point of internally debating whether or not to kill an annoying insect? I mean, really thought about if it is wrong, or whether Karma, or God, or whatever will haunt you because of this action? You want to do it, but you feel guilty.
Well, right in my garage, I have a fly that is annoying the hell out of me as I write. I desperately want to smash it against the wall, but I just feel like taking any life is not right. I mean it is only an insect. It does not know any better. Why should I be the judge of whether it lives or dies? Read more... (659 words, 3 images, estimated 2:38 mins reading time)
