Aiming for mindfulness in our daily activities
Inner AwarenessBy Jaime Licauco
Let’s talk about awareness or mindfulness, which is the main thrust of this column.
Let’s talk about awareness or mindfulness, which is the main thrust of this column.
It’s the little things that count. Oftentimes we live our lives unmindful of the benefits we can derive from the simplest and humblest of remedies.
The following are recent questions I received from readers concerning the phenomena of astral projection, bilocation and déjà vu.
Despite how many questions you may have, there are a myriad of answers to address your every concern. Here are some of them. Q: Are thinner people considered healthier than overweight persons? Yes, although there have been cases of thin people with high cholesterol problems. Generally speaking, the more fat stored in [...]
At a conference on alternative healing held in 1994 in Düsseldorf, Germany, one of the speakers was the world-famous Israeli psychic Uri Geller, who demonstrated germinating a radish seed he had on his open palm by simply commanding or intending it to grow.
We shouldn’t wait to do what has to be done in order to look and feel better.
There are truths that need to be told, secrets which should be revealed, and regimens that can turn our health around.
That our body can be made to obey the dictates of our brain is nothing new. This has been known since ancient times—in Egypt, Greece, India and Tibet.
Throughout the 25 years that I have been writing this column in the Inquirer and anchoring a radio program on DZMM, I have been asked numerous questions, which I believe I have been able to answer satisfactorily.
Once again, my column today is dedicated to numerous questions and answers you seek.
He makes the blind see, the paralytic walk, the deaf hear. He heals all kinds of illnesses through bare-hand psychic surgery, reads people’s minds, and sees the future.
