Comments on: Two Old Men – Two Spiritual Giants http://www.geoffreywilson.name/two-old-men-two-spiritual-giants Personal Freedom Coach - Oriental Medicine - Author - Speaker Sun, 31 Jul 2011 03:44:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Tanya Brockmeier http://www.geoffreywilson.name/two-old-men-two-spiritual-giants/comment-page-1#comment-98 Tanya Brockmeier Mon, 08 Sep 2008 12:03:23 +0000 http://www.geoffreywilson.name/?p=92#comment-98 Geoff, Thank you for the blogs. It's rare to hear of the human condition being spoken about with such honesty. I sense we humans bumble our way through the day, and it's a wonder we make it back to our beds to rest our heads at night! Taking care of body & mind is paramount. Nourishment is the order of the day. Along side the powerful tools of herbs, food, exercise, & sleep, lies a contemplative approach. Honour the stage of life we are in. Honour our responsibilities. And leave those that are not. Engage in a process of accepting life as it presents. Make peace with our inner-disagreements; eg. Let go of anger. Sit in silence. Touch base with our maker / the Divine. The prelude to all of this is challenging, yes; but worth the effort to come through! I eagerly await further extrapolation in your forthcoming Oriental Psychology workshops. Warm regards, Tanya Geoff, Thank you for the blogs. It’s rare to hear of the human condition being spoken about with such honesty.

I sense we humans bumble our way through the day, and it’s a wonder we make it back to our beds to rest our heads at night!

Taking care of body & mind is paramount.

Nourishment is the order of the day.

Along side the powerful tools of herbs, food, exercise, & sleep, lies a contemplative approach.
Honour the stage of life we are in.
Honour our responsibilities. And leave those that are not.
Engage in a process of accepting life as it presents.
Make peace with our inner-disagreements; eg. Let go of anger.
Sit in silence. Touch base with our maker / the Divine.

The prelude to all of this is challenging, yes; but worth the effort to come through!

I eagerly await further extrapolation in your forthcoming Oriental Psychology workshops.

Warm regards,
Tanya

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