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Totnes, see. I used to live just two doors away from Mr Breathing Space. Neither of us mentioned Rawat though.
Enhance your energy system with energy eggs... ah haha
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isn't it odd how these New Age cretins are the most selfish and self-obsessed bastards on the planet - paradox n'est ce pas?
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more like the death of the New Age movement (no loss) - what a bunch of materialistic whores. What some people will do for money - pathetic!
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is that, in the end, in their heart of hearts, even the premies know that ... the great inspirational speaker and humanitarian, hero of countless charities, UN notable, peace advisor to the world' parliaments, pilot, watch designer, corporate trainer, leader, speaker at the world's most prestigious universities...... could only ever possibly appeal to the loony fringe. best Tim
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MaybeTotnes, Devon, England, should twin itself with Byron Bay, NSW, Australia.
Seems to me that there are similarities in that both were picturesque & slightly down at heel (cheap property) towns on the coast, when the influx of alternative lifestylers began 25 or so yrs ago.
Now no-one who was born there can afford to buy a house in the place.
It does stick in the gullet somewhat, that people who've lucked out handsomely from the workings of the free market system, should spend their time gobbling & pontificating about the evils of materialism, but there we are.
for the international readership, it's pronounced Tot Ness.
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Okay just as long as you don't confuse Byron Bay with Byron Shire.
There is a hinterland, and it in places could be considered an eccentric fringe on the fringes of the loony fringe.
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I have been to Byron Bay, briefly. Yep, there are certainly similarities there. Maybe we should suggest town twinning ( do you do that in Aus? - exchange students once a year, have the mayors get together on our behalf, put a sign at the edge of the town telling everyone who we are twinned with, er that's it? ). Of course, being so far apart, we'd just have to do crystal exchanging and chilled-out-vibe-sending.
Here's something maybe Bryon Bay could help us with. Have you cured those crystals yet? Cos I see quite a problem here. I see more and more notices about crystal healing, so I am sure those crystals are getting sick and not being cured. It's a problem alright. Any ideas?
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Put them back in the ground? maybe their vibes get oxidised.
Alternatively maybe a session in the aikido dojo practising their echidna chi might help ...constellation star baths, a little lavender in the dust cloth...
However, if your crystal is failing you could consider putting it one of those rams horns filled with sheep dung that you bury on the full moon.
Modified by lesley at Sun, Mar 04, 2007, 01:34:01
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It occurred to me, briefly, to point the publisher of BreathingSpace, which is giving Rawat DVD's as a special this issue, towards EPO. Briefly though.
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If your crystal is a bit run down and poorly, placing it within inside of a circle of salt (table salt will do) for 24 hrs will restore it back to normal health - it will be running about singing and dancing with the best of them. All answers questioned Zed
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Oh really! And what am I supposed to do with all those sick salt crystals I will be left with??
Do you have any crystal qualifications Zed? Because your advice sounds dangerous to me... I could swap one big sick crystal for thousands of little sick ones, and then where would I be?
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Now now, don't panic. Carefully place each salt crystal within inside of a circle of salt ..... oh oh. I'm emigrating to Australia, you will of course receive all your money back very soon. I also heal crystals over the phone you know - if you want to try that let me know. Must dash Zed (Crystal Master)
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