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Good Medicine is an all-day health and wellness immersion featuring over a dozen natural healing modalities administered by over 100 licensed and accredited practitioners, a keynote by bestselling author Byron Katie ('Loving What Is'), educational sessions in integrative medicine led by experts in the field, sound healing and special musical guests including award-winning composer/recording artist Steven Halpern, and merchandise from dozens of natural products and services vendors so attendees can go green, local and pure to make their dollar count. Good Medicine is a fundraising event supporting New Earth, a 501(c)(3) charity. Ticket sales benefit community-based services including outreach programs in high schools, youth detention centers and foster/group homes, plus a community organic garden project. More information: www.thegoodmedicine.org.

bart wrzesniowski posted a photo:

click here for moreimages of voodoo religion rituals or visit my website here: photographer Dusseldorf
Workshop of a traditional Voodoo healer. Most of the people in Benin go to a traditional healer first, and only when he fails to cure them they make a visit to regular doctor.. Voodoo is a very complicated religion; often not understood by westerners. It is estimated that Voodoo is about 4000 years old. Voodoos' cradle in West Africa is Benin and Togo.

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Don't worry, he's just fine!
It was a little scary of course, especially when he got feverish and fell asleep soon after, and didn't want to wake up. I gave him the homeopathic apis mellifera (which is made from bees) and he was acting like himself in no time! Whew!

Neven Mrgan posted a photo:

Non-drowsy. No drug interactions. No active ingredients. Does nothing. Nada.

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I know it has its believers, but....please. Silliness.

°Cactus*Pixie° posted a photo:

My granny brought to me this flower as a presente... I was so happy (even if I do prefer them on their plants... but I couldn't tell her... she was so cute!!!!!!!!!!!)
I've never thought to find a passion flower in italy!
Passion flower is one of my favourite flowers ever!

Botanical name: Passiflora Caerulea “Constance Eliott”

Italian: Passiflora /Fiore della passione
Varietà: “Constance Eliott”
Approfondimenti:
Passiflora su Wikipedia
Passiflora Caerulea "Constance Eliott"

English: Passion flower
Variety: “Constance Eliott”
More info about:
Passiflora Caerulea on Wikipedia
Passiflora Caerulea "Constance Eliott"


****If you know this flower name in your language pls add a tag or leave a comment with -flower name and language details-

Steve Brandon posted a photo:

This is an Autostitch panorama of Sainte Anne's Street in the Montreal "West Island" suburb of Sainte Anne de Bellevue, on the southwest tip of Montreal Island, on a very snowy day in early April.

This panorama was taken from the sidewalk on the south side of Sainte Anne's Street, facing the intersection with Saint Jean Baptiste Street (a minor side street), and features a Subway restaurant, the only major American fast food franchise left in Sainte Anne de Bellevue, after the demise of the Sainte Anne's McDonald's.

There's also Pragaï Couture, a downtown Montreal-style fashion boutique in the heart of Sainte Anne's, and the Paciência "Hollistic Centre".

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Chris Seufert posted a photo:

Shore Rd, Chatham: This image was published in a German text book about Marine Resources in homeopathy treatments. It's entitled Die Meeresmittel and is available here
www.amazon.de/Die-Meeresmittel-Homöopathie-Massimo-Mangi...

It was also published as the cover of the July, 2007 Best Read Guide.
www.capecodtravel.com/

©Christopher Seufert Photography. Contact me here for licensing this image www.CapeCodPhoto.net

romanlily posted a photo:

April 5.
My friend Kathryn is a student of homeopathic healing, herbology and alternative healing. She and her husband cooked dinner for me last night and then Kathryn mixed up a batch of flower remedies for me (specifically, centaury, pine, and hornbeam). The history and mythology of flower remedies is pretty fascinating, and every time I'm around Kathryn, I really want to learn more about it.