The sugar wars: Rhetoric or reason?
Have the ill effects of sugar been over-emphasized? Over the past 50 years researchers, clinicians, professional organizations, and health charities have waged war on sugar, calling for dietary recommendations to…
Do all people experience similar near-death-experiences?
By analyzing people's personal stories about their near-death-experiences, researchers look deeper into the chronology of different types of near-death-experiences No one really knows what happens when we die, but many…
Welcome Home Spiritual Community
PRESENTING WED 10TH APRIL AUTUMN FALK Medical Herbalist, Naturopath and Shiatsu Practitioner. Trained by leading herbalists and iridologists in Germany, at the “Institute of Phytotherapy” (IfP) in Berlin, Autumn’s studies…
Crystal Healing with Elaine Sollitt Workshop
INTERESTED IN HEALING WITH CRYSTALS This is the workshop for you!!! Come learn ,experience and have ago at some interesting techniques. Chakra balancing techniques Crystal circles and how they work.…
Psychic Cafe Meets 5th May, 2019!
So, come along and find out what makes The Psychic Café the ‘Number one’ Spiritual and Healing Centre in the Bay of Plenty. Tailored to the needs of the 21st…
Next Psychic Cafe Meets 7th April, 2019
We meet the first and third Sunday of every month. If there is a fifth Sunday in a month..we do not meet then, just the first and third!
Kevin Reed says:
It is not always dark out there, you know. For you carry your own torch inside of you. You are the light within the darkness and the darkness is just…
THE DICTIONARY OF OMENS AND SUPERSTITION SAYS: EYES
EYES In many countries itching eyes are looked upon as good and bad omens - if the right eye feels ticklish then you are in for some good luck, but…
Evolutionarily, grandmas are good for grandkids — up to a point
Women may live past their reproductive years because they help their grandchildren survive BY SUJATA GUPTA GRANNY PERK Women living past menopause helps grandkids survive, but that benefit doesn’t always…
A long handshake can spread your DNA to objects you didn’t touch
The finding might have implications for crime scene investigations, researchers say BY TINA HESMAN SAEY DNA DISPERSAL Shaking hands or touching objects leaves some of your DNA behind. Other people may…
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