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You can't predict Liz Jones. Modest in name and image, she shocks first timers with an incomparable and sailing raw voice that swings from soothing the mind to raising the dead. She keeps them on side with unruly songwriting and a sense of intrigue and freedom from waving goodbye to genre. Each tune is simply taken where it needs to go.
Jones' songwriting is from a life of variety. "Wherever I've lived I've been a kind of 'foreign local', easily at home anywhere and attached to nowhere." She writes experimentally from a catalogue of contrasting careers, travels, homes and unconventional relationships, usually with a light hearted touch of 'tough as old boots' optimism. Fighting against the tide of 'brand' and genre and identity, at her gigs and in her lyrics you'll learn of a straight forward woman who wants to sing songs and enjoy life. Open about her failures, sexuality, wild hopes and dreams, the focus still firmly radiates around a love of making music. Worthy of the association with several roots worlds, yet influence from the blues, jazz and folk doesn't take command of her music. No rules or cliche. Live performances are rarely sensible, rarely serious, often free spirited and fun. Broken Windows, her band of choice players, deliver her songs with this natural energy. Every release grows Jones' reputation as an original and worthy artist, receives National radio play, gains support from stalwart musos, festival invitations and music publications. Now ramping up for a debut solo album reveal, the Edinburgh roots singer is heading for a deservedly much higher place on the UK's list of current singer-songwriters.
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Trainman Blues
Trainman blues is the brainchild of Irish blues artist Richard Farrell and Danish bass player and producer "Krudtmejer" Laust Nielsen. Their sound takes inspiration from the raw and roots style blues before it developed into rock ' n ' roll. Fast forward 50 years, with modern production techniques, and now you have the Trainman Blues sound. […]
Oliver Mally was born in Wagna/Styria, Austria. At the age of 15 he received his first guitar which, for his family, turned out to be a real "troublemaker". As an autodidact he spent his first years learning different guitar styles. Main influences on his electric guitar playing are Albert King, Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, B.B. King, Albert Collins. […]
Mike West
A walking dichotomy of genres and styles, West has found himself accepted by music fans from all walks of life with the tongue in cheek slogan of Not Country Enough. Not Blues Enough. Not Folk Enough. Too Heavy, capturing the essence of his music and live shows. His grounded storytelling and existential lyricism combined with the driving rhythms of his guitar have helped Mike build a reputation as an honest and raw musician who can captivate crowds wherever he plays. […]


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What was the first war that America declared on another nation?
June 18, 1812 — President James Madison signed a declaration into law today, thus beginning the War of 1812 against Britain.
Historians explain that the war was a response to the British economic blockade of France, the induction of American seaman into the British Royal Navy against their will, and the British support of hostile Indian tribes along the Great Lakes frontier.
Marking the first war America declared on another nation, the war was opposed by a large minority in Congress. It lasted 2 years and 8 months.
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Although the burning of Washington, D.C. transpired long after George Washington's death, the first president played an important role. Dolley Madison chose to rescue his portrait from the White House just before the building went up in flames. August 24, 2014 marks the 200th anniversary of the burning of Washington and Dolley Madison's heroic effort to save the celebrated painting.
The Burning of Washington—one of the most note-worthy episodes of the War of 1812—took place 200 years ago, on August 24, 1814. After capturing the capital city, the British famously burned many of its most important buildings, including the White House.
Although the Burning of Washington transpired long after George Washington's death, the first president played an important part; Dolley Madison chose to rescue his portrait from the White House just before the building went up in flames. The surviving painting, known as Gilbert Stuart's Lansdowne Portrait, is one of the most iconic representations of Washington known today.
Rescuing the painting was no simple feat. The eight-foot tall portrait was bolted to the wall of the dining room, making it difficult to move or transport. After the American forces announced their retreat from their position at Bladensburg, Maryland, Charles Carroll rushed to the White House to hurry the first lady to safety. Learn more here.
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X-Statix #11
Writer: Peter Milligan	Artist: Mike Allred Publisher: Marvel Knights Critic Reviews: 4
Comics Bulletin - Tim Hartnett Jul 25, 2003
The traditionalist in me wants to scream at this book for taking away the original X-Force, but in some odd, evil way, it was worth it. Read Full Review
Comics Bulletin - Jason Cornwell Aug 6, 2003
First off I have to say that I loved the misdirection that is delivered with the opening line of this series, as it not only sets us up to believe that El Guapo is a real player, and that his girlfriend is perfectly fine with the idea of his fooling around, but it also cleverly hints at the idea that his skateboard is alive, without spoiling the surprise. Now this issue is all about how membership in the X-Statix would seem to actively discourage a healthy lifestyle, as there's nothing that kills the illusion of a handsome bad boy than the idea that he's in a loving relationship with a steady girlfriend, and as such we see steps were taken to destroy this image tarnishing bit of normalcy. The book also plays up the idea that there is far more to Doop than meets the eye, as much like the backup story where he killed a mutant deemed unfit for membership in X-Statix, this issue shows us that Doop plays a very active role in keeping the members of this group under lock & key, so to speak, Read Full Review
Comics Bulletin - Paul Brian McCoy Jul 29, 2003
The fact that this comic still has a letters page says it all. Even the letters are intelligent for the most part. If youve not been keeping up with the series, this is a good point at which to step in. It has everything Ive come to expect from X-Statix ever since Milligan and Allred took over the storytelling. Plus, its the beginning of a brand new character arc. If you HAVE been keeping up, then tell me please, where can I get some of those sober-up pills? Read Full Review
Comics Bulletin - Shawn Hill Jul 29, 2003
Allred has outdone himself this issue. His inks are light and detailed, leaving a lot of room for Laura Allred's bright colors. The result is more fluid and expressive storytelling than his usual more static compositions. Robbie's passion, his fear and his navet all come through clearly along his instant learning curve. It's a powerful issue, the X-Static world in capsule form, and a perfect jumping on point. Read Full Review


On the occasion of the 13th edition of one of the best-known Festivals of Lights worldwide, the Berlin Festival of Lights, SINOCA had the honour to be selected to perform a 3D projection mapping on the city's cathedral. The show, projected from 7-12pm for 10 days, brought to life the monumental façade of one of the German capital's main monuments with amazing animations. "Harmonie" is a symbolic reflection of the present and the desired future through the connection with nature, dialogue as a tool to advance in reasoned knowledge, scientific advances, technology and the enjoyment of art and music.
The prestigious Festival of Lights attracts more than two million visitors each year to enjoy fantastic experiences of arts and culture transforming the city into a huge stage.


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Trump is the best thing since sliced bread — and he invented sliced bread!
And as Congress blocked his border wall, Trump claimed credit for segments of wall built years ago. "A lot of the wall is built," he announced.
Trump is the best thing since sliced bread — and he invented sliced bread! And as Congress blocked his border wall, Trump claimed credit for segments of wall built years ago. "A lot of the wall is built," he announced. Check out this story on vcstar.com: https://www.vcstar.com/story/opinion/columnists/2019/02/27/trump-best-thing-since-sliced-bread-and-he-invented-sliced-bread/2993533002/
Dana Milbank, Washington Post Writers Group Published 11:39 a.m. PT Feb. 27, 2019
Have you heard the news?
"HOLD THE DATE!" President Trump tweeted Sunday. "We will be having one of the biggest gatherings in the history of Washington, D.C., on July 4th. It will be called 'A Salute To America' and will be held at the Lincoln Memorial. Major fireworks display, entertainment and an address by your favorite president, me!"
President Donald Trump (Photo: Gage Skidmore / Wikimedia Commons)
Fireworks in Washington on Independence Day? This is a brilliant idea! It's a wonder nobody thought of this before.
The Twitterverse replied with various follow-on observances the president could initiate: A party in Times Square on Dec. 31? Mass distribution of candy on Oct. 31? And indeed, executive authority would appear to be boundless in this area:
"We will be having one of the biggest meteorological phenomena in the history of Washington, D.C., at 6:45 am tomorrow. It will be called 'Sunrise.'"
"We will be having one of the biggest reprieves from work in American history on Saturday and Sunday. It will be called 'The Weekend.'"
By re-election time, he will have given Americans indoor plumbing, ice cream and Christmas. Strike that: He already gave us Christmas, in 2017. "People are proud to be saying Merry Christmas again," he tweeted. "I am proud to have led the charge against the assault of our cherished and beautiful phrase."
Man has taken credit for achievements not his own since long before Al Gore invented the internet. (Yes, I know, he didn't really say that.) But Trump's boasts are so manic that it almost seems as though, tired of losing, he is trying to win by crediting himself with happenings that have nothing to do with him.
Trump claimed credit for squeezing more money out of NATO partners when they reiterated their previous spending commitments. He took credit for building the U.S. military into the most powerful on Earth (previous rank: No. 1) and for a $12 billion drop in the U.S. debt after his first month in office. (It has since grown by $2 trillion.)
He gave himself props for the "safest year on record" in aviation in 2017, even though no U.S. airline had had a fatality since 2009. And he claimed credit for inventing the 19th-century economic phrase "prime the pump." This would appear to be a pure example of "fake news" — a phrase for which Trump has also awarded himself authorship.
He has most prominently claimed credit for low unemployment (particularly for African-Americans and Hispanics), high stock values and the "greatest economy in the history of our country," though he previously said the expansion, which began under President Barack Obama, was the weakest in history, with fake unemployment figures and a stock-market "bubble."
"Since my election as president the Dow Jones is up 43%," Trump tweeted Monday morning, nearly 10 years into a bull market that grew some 150 percent under Trump's predecessor. But when stocks plunged in December, Trump blamed the Federal Reserve.
Likewise, Trump has for months taken credit for falling gas prices: "Thank you President T," he wrote, and "Do you think it's just luck that gas prices are so low, and falling?" More recently, with prices rising, Trump blamed OPEC. "Please relax and take it easy," he instructed the oil cartel Monday.
This week, Trump is to have nuclear talks with North Korea, after previously claiming credit for eliminating the country's nuclear threat — even though it has not given up its weapons. This led to an amusing exchange Sunday between CNN's Jake Tapper and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo:
Tapper: Do you think North Korea remains a nuclear threat?
Pompeo: Yes.
Tapper: But the president said he doesn't.
Pompeo: That's not what he said. ...
Tapper: He tweeted: "There's no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea."
Trump took credit for a "terrific" new trade deal with Canada and Mexico that is largely the same as the previous pact, which he called "the worst." Calling off threatened tariff increases against China, he appears to be preparing to do the same there. He claimed credit for a drop in generic drug prices unrelated to actions he took, for savings on military contracts and for corporate expansions that pre-dated him and for environmental cleanups done by a previous administration.
And that wall is the greatest thing since sliced bread — which, it so happens, Trump also invented.
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Federal Update: LGBT populations and "Greatest Social Need"
The background: The Older Americans Act (OAA) is the country's leading vehicle for funding and delivering services to older people nationwide—it allows communities to identify populations in their service area that experience isolation for cultural, social or geographic reasons.
Where to find it: The guidance can be found in the Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) section of the AoA website, under "targeting." The FAQ explains that the definition of greatest social need may include isolated populations other than racial and ethnic minorities, including religious minorities, individuals isolated due to sexual orientation or gender identity or other special populations, depending on the planning and service area in question.
Q: Does "greatest social need" as defined in the Older Americans allow communities to target funds to populations they identify as experiencing cultural, social or geographic isolation other than isolation caused by racial or ethnic status?
- If nothing else, this guidance holds great symbolic importance for LGBT older adults. In addition to funding the National Resource Center on LGBT Aging, the AoA has now taken another important step in recognizing that LGBT older adults face unique and profound challenges.
More Targeted Services – it empowers AoA-funded aging providers to consider LGBT older adults as a population of greatest social need—paving the way for increased services that can significantly improve the health and well-being of LGBT older adults. This guidance will encourage AAAs to include LGBT older adults when prioritizing funding, engaging in outreach, evaluating unmet needs, and collecting data.
Aaron Tax is the Director of Federal Government Relations for Services and Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE), where he advocates for LGBT-inclusive federal aging policies that account for the unique needs of LGBT older adults. Until June 2011, Aaron Tax served as the Legal Director at Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN), the leading organization challenging "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) in Congress and in the courts. A graduate of Cornell University (with honors and distinction) and the George Washington University Law School (with honors), he currently resides in Washington, DC.
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➺ Perform aerobic exercises like aerobic exercises, swimming, cycling, jumping, etc.) as part of your everyday regimen. Play them 20 moments to shed weight quickly.
➺ Ensure that you've got your breakfast daily. It's quite vital to raise the speed of metabolism. Eat more carbohydrates than carbohydrates. Proteins need more calories for digestion, and keep your belly full for longer intervals. You might have oatmeal cereal, nuts, fruits, milk, or any fat-free yogurt sprinkled with flaxseed/chia seeds, etc.. Eat skillet or low-fat variations of meals. Quit consuming some processed food. Highly processed snacks and cold beverages ought to be ceased. This is only one of the greatest methods of getting slim quickly. Quit eating at one of your favourite foods, by way of instance, French fries.
➺ Cutting all easy carbohydrate products, particularly white bread products such as breads, cakes, sandwich rolls, biscuits, and pastries, along with rice, spaghetti, pasta, etc.), helps prevent weight gain. Contain complex carbohydrate products such as whole wheat pasta, whole grain bread, etc., on your diet plan.
➺ Eat at least three hours prior to going to sleep. Keep away from late night dinners. Avoid heavy and desserts dinners. Sticking to put mealtimes is vital as it comes to losing fat quickly.
➺ Drink lots of water, roughly 10 glasses daily. Stop tea, coffee, and even fruit juices because the extra sugar in them will just increase your calorie consumption. Consequently, drink water for quenching your thirst.
➺ Do everything possible to improve the metabolic rate of the own body. Cut short the quantity of food that you consume, but boost the amount of times you consume. Go for walks to get approximately 10 minutes, every two hours.
➺ Boost your consumption of fruits and green leafy veggies. They're full of fiber material, and fiber keeps you full for longer amounts of time, and consequently makes it possible to in eating less. They also increase your own digestion. Spinning brings the balance in the amount of hormones. It helps you mostly if hormonal imbalance is the rationale for your obesity. It assists as sodium within the salt melts the water molecules together with it in the entire body. It's this unusual water retention, so that causes you to seem thick and bulky. This problem is called bloating. It's said that the colour 'blue' provides you with a much faster feeling of satisfaction and contentment. You may feel fulfilled, and will prevent overeating. You could be obese since your body stores a few additional calories, which are likely not mandatory at present.
➺ Eat gradually, by enjoying and chewing each bite. This may also work by which you feel lethargic quickly, and preventing you from eating more than demanded. Try to walk as far as possible. Walking for half of an hour makes it possible to burn around 96 calories. With the support of strolling, you can get lanky quite quickly. In addition, you may take stairs rather than using an elevator. You shouldn't use your automobile for small distances. The further you physically tire the own body, the longer you shed weight. Think of a few new strategies to shed weight. It is possible to begin studying a new type of dancing, swimming pool, and several other actions of the type. It is possible to clean your vehicle, clean out the lawn, walk your dog, play with kids, and take part in sport.
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'Mail lady' and her wolf are popular in North Fork
January 26, 2013 at 8:00 pm | By JIM MANN/The Daily Inter Lake
Karin Craver of the U.S. Postal Service with her pet wolf Matohota are the mail connection for the North Fork.
Among the colorful people University of Montana students got to meet during a visit to Polebridge last week was Karin Craver, who delivers mail in the North Fork, often with her domesticated wolf Matohota at her side.
Even though North Fork residents know her name because she has lived north of Polebridge in a cabin for 18 years, Craver is referred to as "the mail lady," a sort of affectionate title of respect.
Students gathered Monday in front of the Polebridge Mercantile to meet Craver and Matohota, a very large and obvious wolf that is friendly and approachable. At Craver's urging, the students started howling to get Matohota to respond.
It didn't take long for Matohota to oblige with loud and protracted howling, showing that he's the best in the pack.
"The kids just love Mato," Craver said. "He's a star."
As someone who knows the North Fork and its residents, Craver is a go-to source for information.
She said there are around 100 people who live in the valley during the winter, and that's apparent by the number of driveways and mailboxes cleared of snow in the Polebridge area.
"There are often several people at the same place," she said.
In the summer, she estimates there are about 200 to 300 residents, but they don't all receive mail because some are around only for brief stays at their cabins.
Craver delivers mail twice a week year-round and is frequently greeted by residents at their mailboxes.
"There are some days that it takes forever to deliver the mail because I run into everybody," she said. "They come down and visit with me."
In the winter, residents look to Craver as a road condition scout.
"They all want to know what the road's like," she said. "That's a key factor in the decision on whether to go to town or not."
Dreaded in the winter are rainy days that can turn the road into a sheet of ice, a condition that Craver has become familiar with since she started the mail route in 2005.
Based out of the Columbia Falls Post Office, Craver also has come to know how hard the road is on vehicles. She has owned several and she estimates it costs about $3,000 to $5,000 a year in vehicle maintenance to travel the challenging North Fork Road.
That's a downside, she said, "but I love my job."
Reporter Jim Mann may be reached at 758-4407 or by email at jdmann@dailyinterlake.com.
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This is not Mel Lastman talking, it's me. Although I was born in the city of Toronto, I don't live there. I now reside in Kitchener, well outside of the 416 and 905 area codes that have become associated with the extent of the Greater Toronto Area. I intend to stay in my city for the foreseeable future, so I have no reason to whine that Toronto is hard-done by and should separate to look after its own affairs. But it may be in Ontario's best interest, as well as Toronto's, to break the province in half.
The Greater Toronto Area is a socially and economically interdependent region of over 5 million souls. Currently, it is governed by two megacities, five regional governments, and over two dozen lower-tier municipalities. People cross these artificial political boundaries with impunity, and as many as 3 million more people are expected to join the traffic in the next thirty years.
Under the current scenario, there is little hope of a coordinated vision for sensible urban planning and economic development in the GTA. Frankly, it is a miracle that the member municipalities cooperate as much as they do in attracting international investment to the region. There is a desperate need for a coordinated transportation plan, waste management plan, infrastructure plan and all sorts of other plans if we want our quality of life to remain as it is or improve over the next three decades.
Back in 1954, the Province of Ontario saw something similar happening with the City of Toronto and its twelve surrounding suburban municipalities. The province acted to create a regional federation uniting the area under a single coordinating government. This act was responsible for Toronto's prosperity over the next four decades. The best solution to the GTA's Balkanizataion is the creation of another regional government, this one stretching around the Golden Horseshoe from Niagara Falls to Oshawa and north to Lake Simcoe.
But, hold on: The Province faced a similar scenario in 1967 and backed off expanding Metro's boundaries. Metropolitan Toronto was big government; any bigger, and it would rival Queen's Park in prominence. A Regional Municipality of the Golden Horseshoe would have half of the province's population and contribute more than half of Ontario's taxes. It is asking too much for Queen's Park to create something that is at least as powerful as itself.
So, if the province can't create an agency to manage the GTA's development, then the province will have to manage that development themselves. That's what they did in 1967, and they can't avoid the matter now. Without coherent management, the Greater Toronto Area will suffer economically. As Toronto suffers, so does the rest of the province. GTA residents, on average, contribute $5000 per household per year to the rest of the province for government services they themselves do not receive.
But here's the catch: if Queen's Park takes up the role as the regional manager of the GTA, the North, the Southwest and the East will all say (quite understandibly) "what about us? What about our issues? Don't we rate as well?" Provincial governments have fallen before because they tied themselves up in "Toronto issues".
As the Greater Toronto Area becomes more and more distinct from the rest of Ontario, it may be in the best interest for Toronto and the rest of Ontario to go their separate ways. This way, the GTA gets the provincial powers it needs to manage its own affairs, and the rest of Ontario is left to govern itself without distraction.
It probably won't happen. The rest of Canada will not like to have an eleventh seat placed at the provincial table, especially if that extra province is a Mini Me equivalent of Ontario. But Ontario faces tough decisions in the next ten years, and will have to think creatively in order solve the problems. Making Toronto the eleventh province and allowing it to get on with the job is about as creative as one can get.
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WHO TAKES ONLINE TRAFFIC SCHOOL IN SUMMITVILLE TENNESSEE?
Drivers across the state of Tennessee can take the Driving University defensive driving course for any reason they choose to. An Summitville Tennessee traffic ticket can cause drivers to take defensive driving school online. Courts giving drivers a reduction in the traffic ticket fine or dismissing the ticket altogether causes many drivers to take driving school at Driving University. Defensive driving school in Summitville Tennessee is user friendly and convenient at Driving University.
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SSB Director General Kumar Rajesh Chandra visited the BOP of Siliguri Frontier and reviewed the security arrangements.
On this occasion, Siliguri Frontier's IG Shri Kumar Bandopadhyaya and other officers were present.
According to the information received, 8th Battalion's Khaprail, Mirik BOP and 36th Battalion's Manebhanjan and Lamedhora BOP's D.G – Kumar Rajesh Chandra from SSB had taken the review.
In the course of the tour, he also interacted with the jawans and took review of the security arrangements. He also gave strict instructions to tighten the security on the border.


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We awaken to ourselves in healing.
Have you ever wondered why you experience pain or emotional stress? Why you? Why now? It's there for a good purpose. Discomforts are a signal that there are some things that need to be healed in your life.
Healing is a process whereby we become awakened. There may be discomfort or chaos in the process as we reorganize our perceptions, cellular memory and physical body. This disequilibrium gives us the momentum for further growth.
Think of walking forward. For a moment in time it is essential that your body be at disequilibrium in order to move ahead, only to regain balance and be at disequilibrium again to move further forward.
It is this way in our growth and healing. A feeling if disequilibrium may mean you are in the process of healing. This may not be convenient, but it is essential.
What is essential? That which we can't do without. Take away your car. Do you still exist? Take away your spouse, your job, your feelings. Do you still exist? Take away your mind, your religion. Take away all things that you are not and what you have left is what is essential. The you in the "who are you." Your essence.
Your essence is the most significant part of you. Defined, it is what is true, real and untarnished by changes.
IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING SYMPTOMS, PROBLEMS AND ANXIETIES, IT IS YOUR ESSENCE TRYING TO COME OUT.
In suffering, your essence is saying that you are not being you. You are dishonoring yourself. You are disconnected from infinite wisdom and wisdom of body.
YOUR HEALING PROCESS AWAKENS YOU TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN THAT WHICH IS ESSENTIAL, THAT WHICH IS YOU, AND THAT WHICH IS NOT.
A Chiropractic adjustment frees a person to innately contact that which is essential, and allows it to manifest. Drs. Marc and Jan Viafora incorporate many different chiropractic techniques considered to be on the forefront of holistic health, and apply them in a rapport-based, gentle way to deliver what chiropractic philosophy promises, that when you remove the interference, the power that made the body can heal the body.
BY ACCESSING THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND CLEARING IT OF INTERFERENCES AND MEMORIES OF PAST EMOTIONAL, MENTAL, PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL TRAUMAS, THE HEALING JOURNEY BEGINS.
Lives unfold, essence becomes more revealed and we feel more expanded, less limited. We become more. Then we ARE more and more. We become one with the Great Vastness which is ALL. Our educated mind connects with the Innate or Universal Intelligence. We expand into our true nature. This healing redefines our sense of self.
I have seen much growth come from healing crisis's. One practice member got in a car accident and with hindsight could see how it helped her regroup her life, finances, job and relationships.
Now she could heal. She merged with her suffering, both emotional and physical. By merging with it, it lost its power. Its power was only amplified when she resisted it. She began to take responsibility for her life and unresolved issues. This was an important yet painful breakthrough time for her. She came face to face with her truth and her essence, screaming to get out by manifesting pain in her body. She did feel better after continued treatments, as the pain and stress cleared from her body.
Another practice member came to realize that she developed Chronic Fatigue Syndrome as a way to get deep rest, and gracefully tell others to "leave her alone" so she didn't have to be with friends or situations that no longer resonated with her true essence. She dealt with internal forces of anger that created friction and internal resistance, which is very tiring. She was able to take time out and read, think about and resolve some of her issues. She also saw she was "tired" of her life the way she was living it and redefined her sense of self to include new, more joyous activities that allowed her energy to move. She also realized she was "paralyzed" with lack of love for others and herself. Her essence was screaming for acknowledgment and expression.
By healing deeply, she was able to transform her life. Would giving her injections, supplements, or anything from the outside in have truly healed her? No. It would have further sublimated her essence by ignoring its call and merely anesthetize aspects of her being more. Physically she may have received temporary relief, but the cause of the problem would still be there unhealed.
Healing asks for change and it is always transformative. Healing is a life-long process. Very often it is a joyous one.