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COMMUNICATING THE WISDOM THAT'S CHANGING THE WORLD
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| The Nine Day Clutter Clearing Feng Shui Practice by Justine Willis Toms  I just got off the phone with a publicist asking if I've received a certain book from her. I look into the database where I log in all in-coming books and note that, yes, indeed the book came in. There is a notation that it is in my office.My office isn't that big but it is filled with an accumulation of CDs, books, papers, notebooks, and other "stuff" that I think I need to help me do my job. Not seeing the book as I scanned the cluttered surfaces, I laughed with the publicist and said, "Uh-oh, I guess it is time for me to clean up this mess." When my "mess" starts to get the best of me I'm reminded of a powerful Feng Shui cure. You commit to moving, giving away, or throwing away twenty-seven items every day for nine days in a row. Maintaining this practice over this period of days sets a rhythm that can take hold and become a lifelong pattern of letting go. I'm in the middle of this practice as I write this piece. It's a powerful process that assists in changing the energy in your life from stagnation to flow and can be used for the practical benefit of cleaning up clutter as well as inviting more beneficial energy to cascade into your life. The trick is to do it for nine consecutive days. I have launched this effort in times past easily accomplishing five days, then the weekend arrives and my flow is disrupted as I get into a frenzy of laundry, gardening, and errands. Suddenly on Sunday afternoon as I’m looking through a drawer crammed full of hammers, nails, miscellaneous screws, wires, and metal things I can't even identify, I remember my nine day, Feng Shui commitment. Sigh, I must begin again. Oh well, that just gives me that many more days to release more "stuff" in my life. And that in itself is deeply satisfying. |
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July Broadcast Schedule
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The Week of July 02, 2007
John Kain has been a practicing Buddhist for more than two decades. He has been publisher of Tricycle: The Buddhist Review magazine, and his articles and poems have appeared in Tricycle, Shambala Sun, Yoga Journal, and on Belief.net. He is the author of A Rare and Precious Thing: The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Working with a Spiritual Teacher
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The Week of July 09, 2007
Jed Diamond is active internationally in the scientific understanding and treatment of men's health issues. He is the founding director of the health program, MenAlive, and is the author of seven books on men's health including Surviving Male Menopause: A Guide For Women and Men and The Irritable Male Syndrome: Managing The Four Causes of Depression and Aggression
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The Week of July 16, 2007
Sandra Ingerman is recognized for bridging ancient cross-cultural healing methods into our modern day culture. She has an MA in Counseling Psychology, teaches workshops on shamanism around the world and is the author of Soul Retrieval: Mending the Fragmented Self and How to Heal Toxic Thoughts: Simple Tools for Personal Transformation
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The Week of July 23, 2007
Dr. Leonard Shlain is the Chief of Laparoscopic Surgery at California Pacific Medical Center and an associate professor of surgery at the University of California, San Francisco. He's also the author of the award winning, best-selling books Art and Physics: Parallel Visions in Space, Time & Light, The Alphabet vs. the Goddess: The Conflict Between Word and Image, and Sex, Time and Power: How Women's Sexuality Shaped Human Evolution
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The Week of July 30, 2007
Bruce Lipton is an internationally recognized cellular biologist and an award-winning lecturer. His work draws on principles of quantum physics, and spawned the new science of epigenetics, the study of how environment turns genes on and off to control the behavior of cells. He is the creator of several videos including Nature, Nurture, & the Power of Love: The Biology of Conscious Parenting. He's the author of The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter, and Miracles
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