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Welcome to the September
newsletter.
I hope that everybody had a
good summer and that the remainder of 2007 will see successful achievements in
whatever we have all been working on this year.
October is going to be
another month for good events so hopefully there will be something of interest
for many readers below.
Thank you.
Robert
30th September
2007.
Inside Out Retreats will be
organising a Healing Sounds Concert with singing bowls and gongs in
The National Federation of Spiritual Healers is
holding a one day conference on Saturday 6th October at The Friends’
Meeting House near Euston Station. The theme will be Healing and Spirituality
in the 21st Century and there will be a number of well known
presenters, some of whom have been helping to take our kind of healing over in
to mainstream healthcare environments.
The cost will be 70
The Complementary and
Natural Healthcare Expo 2007 will be taking place at the ExCeL Centre in
Docklands on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th October. This
will be more of a trade fair for practitioners in complementary and alternative
therapies than a consumer orientated weekend. However, for practitioners
looking for some fresh ideas for their work, the combination of stalls,
workshops and seminars could provide some good inspiration. Click here to visit the Expo
website.
Georgy is running another of her SKHM courses in
The
Autumn Crystals Fair at
Details on how to get to
Kempton by road or train can be found at www.kempton.co.uk. Trains to
The annual Mind Body Soul
Exhibitions will be held at
Tom Kenyon is the
internationally known author who has published his channellings from the
Hathors and who works in the field of sound healing. His website can be found by clicking here. Tom is in Europe at the
moment on tour and will be holding workshops in Germany, Austria, Switzerland,
Contact: info@earth-oasis-travel.de
Contact: office@satjanas.net
Contact: burgi.sedlak@prana.at
Zurich, near airport,
Contact: info@conradorg.ch
Contact: namastewerlove@yahoo.com
Contact: katejb@terra.es or katejbiss@hotmail.com
An art exhibition by the name of ‘Images of the
Divine’ with many representations of religious and spiritual subjects will be
held at Orleans House Gallery from 6th October to 18th
November. The press release which was
sent to me is below.
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News
Release Images of
the Divine Orleans
House Gallery 6
October - 18 November 2007 Religious
and spiritual subjects have been central to western and non-western art since
art began. Although marginalised by many formal 20th century
modernist movements, the depiction of the sacred in secular and non-secular
art has endured. This
multi-faith open exhibition brings together a variety of contemporary
UK-based artists who directly explore the religious and spiritual in their
work. Images
of the Divine juxtaposes traditional works, such as Christian religious
icons, carving and mosaic, alongside abstract and contemporary work in media
as diverse as painting, drawing, prints, photography, book art, comics,
sculpture, installation and animation. Practitioners
include established artists such as renowned comic artist Bryan Talbot,
alongside emerging new talent including Steve Frisby, Mark Finch and Victoria
Burgher. Work by artists under the broad umbrella term of ‘outsider’ artist
are on display, including work by visionaries Donald Pass, Joseph Parker and
James Lancaster and psychic art by Madge Gill and Ian Doherty. Exhibition
Curator Mark De Novellis states “This complex, moving exhibition showcases
artists’ creative and innovative approaches to the spiritual and religious;
its enduring contemporary relevance and also aims to celebrate diversity in a
multi-faith society.” Orleans House Gallery, Notes
for Editors: Press are invited to the Private View on Wednesday 10th
October, 6.00-8.00pm at Orleans House Gallery, Artists: Over 30 artists including:
The Angelus Workshop, David Bowman, Victoria Burgher, Ian Doherty, Derek
Dodds, Steve Frisby, Carré Cooper Locke, Mark Finch, Madge Gill, Christine
Heath, James Lancaster, Jane Maskew, Alex Musson, Christine Pakenham, Joseph
Parker, Donald Pass, Delva Simunovic, Bryan Talbot, Camilla Panufnik,
Victoria Vinader, Peter Webb, Roy Wicks. Mark De Novellis Orleans House Gallery, Tel: 020 8831 6490 |
On the Training Manuals
page, I have uploaded the following updated files from Chapter 3 of my manuals.
Although I have not yet had time to set up a Members Section on this website
where manuals can be loaded securely and not be accessible by the general
public, I am going to make a start anyway by uploading files which do not
contain confidential material. There has not been significant change to the
narrative within these files but there has been a lot of change to the graphics
and pictures. So that I do not break any copyright rules by publishing
electronically on my website, the original graphics and pictures have been
replaced by graphics and pictures from Wikipedia, 3D Science, and Gray’s
Anatomy of the Human Body for which the copyright has expired. The range of
graphics and pictures has been expanded. The files have been uploaded as Word
documents so that the original formatting and positioning of images is
available. My broader intention is that manuals will be loaded to my website so
that people in the teaching lines under me can have an online manual resource
and can find updates to my manuals easily. It will also help me to have easy
online access to my manuals if I am teaching away from home.
File xxxxx.chapter03.02.aboutus.skel.musc.nerv.resp
– file about the skeleton, muscle, nerve and respiratory systems in the physical
body. The file size is approximately 10MB so will take a minute or two to open
on fast internet connections. This file will take a very long time to open on
slow internet connections.
File xxxxx.chapter03.02.aboutus.blood.heart.lymph.digest.urinar
– file about the blood, lymph, digestive and urinary systems in the physical
body. The file size is approximately 8MB so will take a minute or two to open
on fast internet connections. This file will take a very long time to open on
slow internet connections.
The original files in
Chapter 3 did not contain much by way of reference to enzymes. This was partly
because standard medical texts do not seem to pay a lot of attention to
enzymes. Although they are important players within the functioning of the
human body, enzyme intake in our daily food seems to be low due to them getting
damaged by temperatures on the cooking process. I have produced some commentary
on them therefore which may be found on the following file.
File xxxxx.chapter03.06.b.enzymes.
The implication of what has
been written in the Enzymes file above is that we should take some time to
think about how we can increase our intake of enzymes in our daily diets. The
obvious solution is to consider the amount of uncooked food that we eat or the
warming of food to a temperature below that at which enzymes are destroyed by
heat. There are obvious dangers with bacteria, viruses and parasites in raw
meat and unpasteurised dairy products. There can be related issues arising with
eating raw vegetables. However, people
taking their daily diet seriously might be interested of the work of the
As advised previously, it is
helpful for us to have awareness of what support services are out in the wider
world which might be helpful for some of the conditions which clients come to
us about. In particular, although we can do good healing on emotional and
mental issues, sometimes deep rooted trauma can benefit from professional
counsellors experienced in specific areas. Sometimes our clients need help with
specific life skills. I have, therefore, been undertaking research and talking
to people in two key areas of suffering and have posted up pages about them on
this website. The first is about Anger Management and the page about that can
be found by clicking here. The second is about Sexual Abuse and the page
about that can be found by clicking here.
When
I made application to oppose Helen Belot’s trademarking of the word Sekhem, I
advised the EU that I wished also to oppose any application to trademark the
logo. The EU advised that no application had been made. Before posting a page
to this website summarising what had happened with the trademarking, I tried to
check on the EU website for any trademarks owned by Helen in addition to the
word Sekhem. It was not possible to interrogate the OAMI database online by
trademark owner so I undertook the same search on the
Whilst writing about the Sekhem
trademarking, I sent a letter to the EU in May 2006 asking for confirmation
that what I have advised about upper and lower case issues is correct. I sent a
chase up letter in March of this year as I had not heard from them. I have not
received a reply to this letter either. I will write again for a third and
final time and let people affected by the trademarking know what the outcome
is.
I have posted up a page
giving details of where I have bought the acupuncture dolls and the large
meridian / acupuncture posters that I use. I bought them at a Central London
branch of Everwell who operate a large chain of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Clinics here in
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