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In divorce, should the father have equal custody rights to his children?

admin — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 22:38:24 +0000

The answer is “Yes”, and sometimes, on rare occasion the answer could be “NO”.

I am going for the most of the time, where the father is assumed to be of sound

mind and body, and able to be of use. Yes, this means “Yes”. My perspective is

coming from most knowledge about the metaphysical relationship the child has with

both parents. The child needs both.

No, it is not up to us in our infinite wisdom to put a spouse to death, virtually

speaking of course, and then move on as if nothing important was dismissed from the

child’s life.

Yes I have experience with divorce, both on my side and that of my wife.

No, I did not always execute sound judgment, but I see the misguided mind share I had,

and I wish to pass on something useful to those that actually wish to gain

something from articles like this one. Think objectively, if your not too far

consumed with hatred at this moment.

Who is the child relaxed with?

Who obsesses the least in stressful situations? Finally, whose family is the

least charged with outwardly expressed hatred? Yes, this is the best place for

the child to inherit the sum of the family disassembling you both made

unilaterally, without being taught by example how to be bitter and hate

without thought, like one or both of you may be doing. I am calling this parent, for temporary custody, while the other one calms down. Okay, okay, enough of

the lecture. Now, let’s get back to the child. After all, they are the fruit

of the future, and the only thing that really makes us special in this world.

Let’s examine what would still include both parents and provide the least amount

of pressure, and disruption for the child. Oh, by the way, nothing has been

established by virtue of sex, who is the better parent, in this article anyway.

Mentally speaking, sanity is the quality of the inventoried items taken, we need

most for the kid now.

Know who you are, and what you are, and not whether or not you like the other spouse,

and please choose the calm one. Hopefully this is the most responsible one also.

I did not say this is the one who has half the week, I just conveyed, during the

legal phase, until an actual schedule is agreed upon or exonerated by a judge, we

need to act like the child is the priority, not a sofa from the living room.

A little humor never hurt! Cheers, and this is all I have to offer here.

Oh, one final thought;

Think about things before you jump. Try to recall logic if you still can.

My oldest that went through this is a full grown adult now, and I feel eventually

my ex and I did come around to a good relationship, for the sake of the child.

The future of the one who did not have a part in the failure should be the focus,

not the human left-overs for the world to consume, or to be consumed by the world.

This way we are acting responsible. This is what us adults are called to do after all.

Give of yourself for the sake of the child, not for the sake of the ex.

How to choose between homeopathic medicine and conventional medicine

admin — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 09:12:34 +0000

Before conventional medicine became practice, people relied on homeopathic medicine. As a child I contracted salmonella food poisoning that affected by bowels.

It was very serious in nature, and the surgeons had to reconstruct by entire large intestine. Numerous surgeries to correct the condition failed. At the age of 17, my Doctor told me that my life was limited to TPN (form of nutrition through a tube), and that I would be unable to bear children or work. I pretty much gave up at that time and said reassuringly to the physicians that in no way would I submit to their recommendations. From that very moment on, I sought the help of homopathic medicine and the faith of the Creator.

I went inside my mind and body to look for answers to create a better lifestyle then had been given by conventional medicine.

I explored avenues metaphysically, spiritually, and herbally. I thank my lucky stars that I chose that path. Almost immediately changes began. I no longer had pain everyday, I was able to eat almost anything, I worked as a Chef for twenty years, and I conceived two miracles, my children. Researching many forms of homopathic medicine and reconnecting with God, I found the strength and courage to fight my condition.

Everybody experiences difficulties within their life, such as anger, frustration, humiliation, stress and worry. These feelings bring on conditions that affect our health. Recently, I too began feeling the pains of the past and returned to the surgical world for help. In two years, I had under-gone three more surgeries, and again these failed. I almost went back to have another, when I realized that once before this happened to me. Thank God, I stopped to realize this was not the answer.

I have been using natural medicinal herbs, and Native healing traditions and successfully conquered the battle. Again, my health and wellness has been restored.

The moral of this story is to listen to the needs of your body. Not to rely on physicians who get paid extremely well for your misfortune. And if you can set your mind to be positive and eliminate those negative feelings, great success will come to you.

Stress could be the next big killer

admin — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 12:35:59 +0000

The stress and response and its affects on the mind and body.

“The body is the shadow of the soul.” TO understand the mind-body

relationship one has to take a metaphysical view. To use the analogy above,the

light is the awareness or consciousness. It is a primary. Next is the mind with its

contents of thought and emotion. The mind intercepts the light and gives it its

apparent shape, color and movement. Then is the shadow, the gross physical

world, the end result of this creative process. Thus, if awareness is given to a happy thought it produces one set of effects in the body and behavior. Given to

an angry thought it produces another. Who is the mediator and who isn’t? If

meditation is the focusing of attention on a particular thought of object, it may be said that the whole of humanity meditates on something or other. It is just unfortunate that we spend so much time meditating on resentment, anger,fear,depressive thoughts, regrets and the rest in principle, the physical body, and that includes the brain, will reflect or express whatever is going on in the subtle, or non-physical, mind.

The relationship is much like the driver of a car

and the car itself. The body has the capacity to increase performance when it needs

to, in order to avert danger. We call this the “light or flight of response”

This response is a natural necessary, healthy and appropriate physiological responses

to an exceptional and threatening situation, for example if we were about to be attacked by a lion. In such instances, one needs to respond quickly.

The response is aimed at preserving life. The physiological are described in table.

These changes, activated appropriately and allowed to switch off when their are no

longer needed are, generally speaking, not damaging to the health.

Activated inappropriately and almost continuously, however, these changes become a significant risk factor for a range of illnesses. It is important to note that the

brain will activate the response when told to by the mind; it does matter if the stress or does not exist,that is,the lion is imaginary. Thus, imagination,rumination,anticip ation,exaggeration and dreaming can call active the fight or flight response. In fact, the vast majority of times when we activate this response it is based on one or other form of misperception; imagining things to be happening which aren’t or perceiving things to be far larger threats than they really are.

The prolonged activation of the fight or

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