Kindred Spirit

November/December 2007

In this issue:

• Ringing the Changes Can there be a truly eco-conscious solution that allows us to have our mobiles and sleep well too? Claire Gillman speaks to Johan Thomsen of Green Mobile.

• The Enneagram Our blueprint for life. Could this ancient educational tool be the answer to better relationships and ultimately a more caring global community?

• Bushcraft Claire Gillman returns from Botswana where traditional survival skills are at the heart of their flourishing eco-tourism industry.

• Letting Go Graham Rigby asks, 'Just how 'free' are we and what does freedom really mean?'

• Let Emotional Balance Blossom We put 'flower power' to the test and reveal why it could be the answer to temper tantrums.

• Sick & Tired? Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is on the rise. Two new therapies agree it's the head that play host where the hypothalamus, not the imagination, needs addressing.

• Under the Weather Cheryl Jenkins asks, 'What will it take to ensure a happy healthier future for all when it comes to climate control, could our health really be a postcode lottery of global proportions?'.

• Send in the Clones Are we endanger of selling future generations to the higgest bidder?

• Gordon Smith Inspired by our need for an emotional rescue, Gordon shares his experiences of lost loves exclusively with Kindred Spirit.

• Forest of Broceliande Paul Brannan presents an informative travel guide to one of Europe's most mystical forests.

• Ascension Blues Exclusive to Kindred Spirit, Francesca Wall-Bray offer wise words on clearing our past to allow for a brighter future.

• Diana Cooper Questions that arise when dealing with life's more challenging times are answered by Angel Wisdom.

• Good Grief - lessons in loss Courageous, heart warming and sensitive, this moving trilogy will appeal to anyone who has dealt with the loss of a loved one.

• A Balanced Education Sarah Cox and Yvette Richards, Founders of the Satvik Energy Training School, open their doors and hearts.

• Sound of Wellbeing Lyz Cooper from the British Academy of Sound Therapy and Soundworks offers up a few simple exercises to bring light and laughter to the darkest of winter days.

• Heart Under Pressure With a keen eye on our physical wellbeing, Julie Cuddihy looks at ways to keep our power house ticking over.

• Healer- Heal Thy Self Therapist Janine Regan highlights the dangers of diluting the value of complementary therapies by rogue practitioners.

• Building Bridges Find out why there is more to Hawaiian Lomi Lomi massage tha just being rubbed up the right way

Regular Features

• Editor's Comment & Letters

• Inspirations

• News

• Horoscopes - by astrologer Derek Hawkins

• Creative Cookery - by Aine McAteer

• Music Reviews - by Kinski

• Spiritual Questions - by Mariana Caplan

• Humour - Walk on the Mild Side with Matt Harvey

• Resource Directory

• Classified Advertisements

• Complementary Practitioner Listing

• Mail Order Collection

• Mail Order form

• Back Issues

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