Overcoming Addictions Can Be A Stairway To Heaven

'Sugar … as Sweetness … as the Lord


Note from the coach: This may be one of the most important holistic health coaching sessions you’ll ever have.


What is it, really, that we all seek in life? Ultimately, isn’t it happiness, joy, bliss … unending.


When we experience moments or events which bring us this happiness, how do we describe them?


Better yet, how do we describe those who are responsible for the joy that is brought into our lives?


Don’t we spontaneously call them, “Honey” or “Sugar” or “Sweetie Pie“?


It is the sweetness in life that actually brings many of us back here for yet another reincarnation of our soul. We simply haven’t gotten enough of whatever form of life’s sweetness it is that we crave or desire.'




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Bi-Polar Disorder: Why is it So Common and How to Alleviate it

'If ever there was a truly American psychiatric condition, Bi-polar disorder (aka Manic-depressive disorder) is it. Everything about Society USA promotes such a condition from our youngest ages. As we unpack the several components of the mental and emotional baggage associated with Bi-polar disorder (BPD), you’ll quickly see how easy it is to manage … and then be free of altogether.

Let’s take a close look at the cultures in which BPD is most prevalent. Clearly, we find it showing up in societies which have a high incidence of addictions. '

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Potent Jungle Vine Brew Has Potential to Treat Addiction

In the South American jungles, ayahuasca is used in religious ceremonies to induce visions and also as a remedy to cure illness.

Researchers say ayahuasca, found in the Peruvian rainforest, could be used for a variety of ailments

'New research suggests ayahuasca, a jungle vine found in the Peruvian rainforest, can have a powerful effect on the human central nervous system when brewed with other plants. Researchers say one of ayahuasca's most promising uses could be in treating drug and alcohol addiction.

According to the World Health Organization, medicines derived from plants play a major role in the health care of 80 percent of the world's population. Western medicine has synthesized many of these natural drugs, from the painkillers in willow bark to the anti-cancer compounds in the neem tree, and is constantly searching for more pharmaceuticals in the biodiversity of the world's forests.'


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