Thank you for prayers and holding the Light for me

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Hello Friends,

I wish to thank everyone for prayers for the last month for me. My new

left knee replacement is a blessing. I am off crutches doing daily

exercises to strengthen myself. Have a week or so that was scary where

medication interacted and now almost now medication is being used. Pain is

an issue to deal with and one the bearer can decide what is right or how to

walk through it,accept and move forward. Please don't quite yet removed me

from you prayers, working on an infection on other leg. Reiki helps and I

continue to do it at least twice daily. Thank you all again, In light and

love - Sandy, Spiritwalker

 

Thursday, October 26, 2000 9:53 AM

Digest Number 412

 

 

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> 1. Thanks...

> " Katy " <Root2Helth

> 2. Re: Thanks...

> " Richard M. Gray, Ph.D. and Florence Tomasulo Gray "

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> 3. Re: DRUNK

> " Massage Avatar " <massageavatar

> 4. Some suggestions for Angharad Truthsayer

> " jimsnow " <jimsnow

> 5. Re: An important link - please read on!!

> " Francie Smart " <francies2

> 6. Totems

> " Richard M. Gray, Ph.D. and Florence Tomasulo Gray "

<florie

> 7. Re: Request for healing energy

> " Massage Avatar " <massageavatar

> 8. Re: Cancer - an ugly name for an uglier reality

> " Richard M. Gray, Ph.D. and Florence Tomasulo Gray "

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> 9. Clubs frontlinehepatitis2

> " Linda " <journey

> 10. Re: Totems

> " Arthur & Linda Smith " <Lovinglinks

> 11. Re: Totems

> " Richard M. Gray, Ph.D. and Florence Tomasulo Gray "

<florie

> 12. Re: Totems

> Caroline Abreu <crow

> 13. Re: Totems Correction

> Caroline Abreu <crow

> 14. Re: Totems Correction

> " Richard M. Gray, Ph.D. and Florence Tomasulo Gray "

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> 15. Re: Peacocks

> Caroline Abreu <crow

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>Message: 1

> Wed, 25 Oct 2000 16:31:06 -0000

> " Katy " <Root2Helth

>Thanks...

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>Sorry for the delay in letting everyone know how much I appreciated

>their comments and helpful suggestions regarding my situation with my

>mom and caretaking...I have implemented some of the suggestions such

>as calling for a family 'meeting' , so responsibilities can be

>shared. I have also taken a look at the fact that it's time for Katy

>to start taking care of herself, instead of feeling sorry.

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>I realize stress takes its toll, and everyone is entitled to some

>grumbling...but then the key is to take some action. I think I had

>been wallowing for a while and could'nt see any way out.

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>Your thoughtfulness was and is so appreciated. Sometimes I am just

>awed by the goodness in people...and am thankful every day for people

>such as yourselves.

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>Katy

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> Wed, 25 Oct 2000 13:14:18 -0400

> " Richard M. Gray, Ph.D. and Florence Tomasulo Gray "

<florie

>Re: Thanks...

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>Congratulations on taking control of the situation and of your life!

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>*Everyone* involved will benefit from your pro-active stance, and will be

>greatful that they participated in the loving (although exhausting if done

>without support) act of caretaking.

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>You did a great job!

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>Florie

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> Wed, 25 Oct 2000 12:20:15 MDT

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>Re: DRUNK

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>FlyBy- If you need an alcoholics anonymous email group, here's the link for

>one. Good luck!

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>And if you want to join, send an email to:

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> Wed, 25 Oct 2000 14:31:15 -0400

> " jimsnow " <jimsnow

>Some suggestions for Angharad Truthsayer

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>These two meditations may loosen up some " stuff " (That's a technical

>definition here in Canada) for you:

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>1) Pain as a friendly messenger:

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>Pain is the unconscious process of informing the conscious mind that there

>is some kind of trauma. In a meditative state, breathe and sink into the

>pain, yeilding to it, and my experience is that the intensity diminishes to

>quite comfortable levels. Assume that the pain is a friendly messenger,

>until proven otherwise. Ask the pain for the message it is trying to

convey

>to you and be ready to receive on all possible levels. Expect an answer

>that doesn't " fit " , because the unconscious is a very literal

>thinker/connector. The answer you get will be either an unconscious

>conflict and/or past life issue, psychic attack, etc. and it is possible

for

>complete relief from the pain with an appropriate " ah-ha " . Your pain

>medication may have an effect on the effectiveness of the meditation. If

>you have already learned everything you need to learn about this pain, then

>I find that the application of Reiki to the location of the pain, during

the

>meditation, will remove the pain. (Healing an energetic habit pattern.) I

>have used this technique many times, for myself and friends, to relieve

>migraines, TMJ, idiopathic abdo/chest pain, etc. Always Be Aware of the

>need to insert this within the overall framework of nutrition, environment,

>appropriate allopathic care, immediate personal change follow-up, etc.

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>2) The Big Picture

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>In a meditative state, review the various contexts of your situation that

>are not only problematic, but are working well. (ie. contexts of: birth

>family, relationship, personal development, health & fitness, career,

>spirituality) Then ask yourself; " What are all these an example of " ?

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>Thanks to:

>Tad James, Advanced Neuro-Dynamics, Kona, Hawaii, USA

>Susan Hanly, Reiki Master, Whitby, Ontario, Canada

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>Take Care!

>Jim Snow

>Paramedic, Reiki Master

>Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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> Wed, 25 Oct 2000 19:49:52 -0000

> " Francie Smart " <francies2

>Re: An important link - please read on!!

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>I always have a personal problem with hearing names like " breast

>cancer awareness month " It feels to me that it would be more

>beneficial to name something in a positive light. What if it were

>called " Healthy Breast Awareness Month. " If thought (visualizing a

>complete and perfectly functioning body) coupled with the direction of

>our emotion equals feeling and that " feeling " becomes our silent

>prayer that we continue with moment to moment for any malady, whether

>health of our body or the world, then could we not affect a great

>change in our own body and the in the world around us? Calling

>attention to cancer seems to me, for me, to reinforce its power over

>lives, and I think it need not have that power, because it truly need

>not be part of what we call our life.

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>Many Blessings in Light

>Francie

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> , " Richard M. Gray, Ph.D. and Florence

>Tomasulo Gray " <florie@b...> wrote:

>> I'm posting this link with Caroline's permission - many of you have

>probably already received this from other sources, but I think it can

>be visited more than once with good results:

>>

>> As we all probably know, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

>Going to the following URL and then clicking on the pink ribbon on the

>left side of the screen will donate one dollar towards breast cancer

>research.

>>

>> This is not bogus. This is a charitable service provided by ,

>and I would encourage everyone to take a few seconds to click on.

>It's a very easy way to do something good today.

>>

>> Thanks,

>>

>> Florie

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>> The URL is: http://health./

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>> " Man makes plans,

>> God laughs. "

>> --Stein

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