This is just a bit frustrating - but I am in the midst of trying to organize a hand reflexology class and have been receiving huge lessons in frustration and overcoming the obstacles. So although I see I can cc and paste in the link section, I haven't figured out how to manage it in the text section. Unfortunately, the link won't work unless you come join the discussion group, so if any new people out there reading would like to, please feel free to come join.
In brief, Leora mentioned how she enjoyed the comment from another link discussing osteoporosis how important it is to listen to our bodies. I replied how not easy that is - how many have no clue with what is going on inside and are searching everywhere for help.
Just now Mother in Israel reported on the breast awareness movie, Flat (how do I include more links, never mind - will learn later) and I just watched and am so glad more and more people are becoming aware that we just can't continue living (and dying) as we have - but how sad it is that it takes becoming sick to become aware.
My probing was how do we change? how do we learn what our bodies need to really be healthy? We have so many different theories, so many healing stories, so many alternative ideas - one can just drown in it all.
I came to macrobiotics by chance, was looking for more interesting vegetarian cooking ideas. I had no idea that at the time it was considered by many as a "cancer" diet. It isn't to me. It's a path to a healthier life, no matter how healthy or unhealthy we are, we can always use more energy, be more alive, be more aware. To me being healthy is not just about not being in pain. But sadly, that's what it has become for so many today.
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sorry, still have to figure out how to put in links - for the osteoporosis discussion go to www.cybermacro.com/fourm/macrobiotic-health-forum131-osteoporosis.htm and go towards the last post by Gary.
for the movie and interview, go to http://Ill call Baila.blogspot.com/2009/10/interview-ith-nitsana-bellehson.html
(I did this the old fashioned way, wrote it out, then typed it out) (hope at least it works)
Actually, I was speaking generally, not about osteoporosis in particular when I wrote that comment. It did help one person in that discussion.
Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Put the http:// when you put in a link. Or click link in the control panel - isn't there a link icon?
In Blogger comments, you have to add the a href tags - like so:
Osteoporosis
Baila's breast cancer movie link
What a pain - you can't delete comments if you use Name/URL.
Baila link
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