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hello to all my readers! Recentky I met with Sr.Lasdika, BSMS , from Muthupatti, near Madurai. she and few other sisters there treat the patients who come there with excellent siddha medicines. from a book on aromatherapy the general perception of aromatherapy is, getting the scent of an essential oil to infuse itself into the atmosphere to create a pleasimg and relaxing state of body and mind. to otgers is maybe perceiced as a relaxing massage session with the use of beneficial essentialboils.Using aromatherapy as a skin care regimen is also very popular. many of the essential oils used have proven qualities that can contribute ti the various needa addressed in skincare libes. tgese requirements can range from wanting to keep the skin looking young and supple to actualky reversing the aging effects on the skin. some forms of eczema and acne have been sucessfully arrestef with the use of the aromatherapy method. have a goodevening!

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Hello to all my readers! Islands are important: they make up about a sixth of the Earth's land area, and a quarter of all countries are island nations. Depending on what's considered an island and what's merely an 'islet',there are upto 20,000 of them in our oceans,lakes and rivers. Due to their isolation, many species have evolved differently to their mainland counterparts, as Charles Darwin came to realise on his voyage to the Galapagos. Madagascar Separated from the mainland for 88 million years, there's been plenty of time for life to evolve in uniqueways on this tropical island. More than 90% of species can be found nowhere else, including lemurs, almost 1,000 species of orchids, more than 100 types of fish, more than half of the world's chameleon species and around 300 frog species. Because of this astonishing richness, Madagascar is sometimes referred to as the world's eighth continent. 'Traveller's tree' This enormous fanlike tre...

Hello to all my readers! ""Life on Earth"" "" The good man is the friend of all living things""_ Mahatma Gandhi Our planet has proved to be the perfect incubator for life. Since single-celled organisms first emerged from the premordial soup about 3.8 billion years ago, there have been around 1 billion species-10 million of which are living today. The diversity and ingenuity of life is incredible, from plants that withstand Antarctic winters to hardy tardigrades that can survive in space. Plants, fungi, bacteria, archaea and other life forms are explored in these pages, as well as all creatures great and small, and we journey back into prehistory in addition to looking at Earth's current cast of inhabitants."" We lïve in a world of climate crisis that needs immediate attention and for that we need to be in peace and harmony with other humans in this wartorn world. Let us all send our prayers and first aids for the people who are...

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hello to all my readers! from the book by Doreen.... the coyrage to listen to divine inspiration many of our favorite songs, books, movies, and other creative projects were divinelt imspired. the person was just sitting there and - boom!-an idea came to them. they followed through with action to turn the idea into realuty,and they were sucessful. we can recognise the vibration of divine inspiration when we hear, see, or read it. there's a clear energy of truth, which we instantly recognise in our gut. when I played guitar in a band calked Obsidian, our keyboard player, Mark Watson, wrote gorgeous original songs......mark tokd me that he'd hear these songs in his head, often as he was awakening.

hello to all my readers! Searching for Jesus in the Gospel of Mark’ Our Gospel of Mark event opens one week from Monday. If you haven’t yet booked you tickets - now is the time to do so! Either just put “Searching for Jesus Eventbrite” into Google or follow the link at bit.ly/Jesus-in-GospelofMark Remember to forward the promotional video to anyone who you think might be interested: https://youtu.be/zNALK8pPxqs Young Adults Group this Tuesday at 7pm with Fr. Robert Taylor This week, Fr. Robert will speak about ‘Bellarmine & Borromeo: Countering the Reformation’ at our Young Adults Group. All those between the ages of 18-35 are welcome to the weekly meetings. We meet at 63 York Place at 7:00pm for tea and coffee followed by the talk and discussion at 7.30pm. Each session concludes with Night Prayer and the chance to socialise at a local pub. See the poster in the Octagon for more details! Youth Group Every Sunday at Ravelston The Youth Group meets every Sunday evening at...