Repost Yourself!
I love this idea from the EduClaytion blog and what a perfect way to round off 2010. Is there a particular post you have written during this past year you would like more… Continue reading
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Meat Free Monday
As we are still in a holiday mood, today’s recipe is a combination of Christmas flavours perfect for entertaining. Parsnip, cranberry and chestnut loaf Ingredients 4 tbsp butter , plus a little extra for greasing… Continue reading
My Christmas Wish for You
Earlier this week the annual celebration of the winter solstice took place here in Ireland at Newgrange in Co Meath. Newgrange is famed for the illumination of its passage and chamber by the Winter Solstice sun. Above… Continue reading
Friday Round Up
Time for this week’s round-up of the best of the blog posts which I’ve read over the past week. These are the posts that have moved me, taught me something, inspired me, and which… Continue reading
On forgiveness, healing and health
Anger, resentment, and guilt are often major contributors to stress and most frequently lie beneath emotional pain. Recent research indicates a correlation between chronic anger and hostility, and certain physical symptoms as well.… Continue reading
A song for all beings
Amidst all the madness of shopping, gift wrapping, visiting, cooking, cleaning and the hustle and bustle of preparing for Christmas, why not take just 10 minutes of your day to restore your spirit… Continue reading
How feelings hold the key to our emotional freedom
I have really been enjoying a series of posts on Accomplish Change delving behind our everyday feelings and what they can teach us. Our feelings are nature’s way of guiding us to take… Continue reading
Meat Free Monday
I have a special Meat Free Monday post for you today – a guest post from Neta. To share her passion for food and healthy living, Neta runs the Heal with Food website, which provides… Continue reading
Our Deepest Fear
Watch and listen as author Marianne Williamson speaks the beautiful words of “Our Deepest Fear”, memorable words spoken by (and often wrongly attributed to) Nelson Mandela.
