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Weston-super-Mare Free Festival of Light New Venue Saturday 20th September b
Birnbeck Suite
The Royal Hotel
1 South Parade
Weston-super-Mare
BS23 1JP
FREE ADMISSION 10am - 5pm
FREE Workshops Talks & Presentations
Mediums Healers Associated Trade Stands
Aura Camera Readers Therapists Crystal Stalls
Products Demonstrations Talks Mini-Workshops
http://www.festivaloflight.biz lizdiamond51@yahoo.com
Text only 07799 140 227
All stand spaces have been taken. 
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Glastonbury
Free Festival of Light
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Saturday 27th September
Glastonbury Assembly Rooms off the High Street BA6 9DU
Wheelchair access to ground floor only
Free Admission 10am - 5pm
Free Workshops and Presentations - Ground floor
Readers Mediums Healers Therapists
Artwork Associated Trade Stands Crystals Aura Camera
Natural Products Healing Jewellery Power Animals & Symbology
festivaloflight@btinternet.com
All readers & Healers space has been taken for 2014.
Space just released for two trade tables, contact for details
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People low in vitamin D twice as likely to develop Alzheimer's Courtesy of WDDTY.com
21 August 2014
People who are low in vitamin D-the sunshine vitamin-are far more likely to develop dementia and Alzheimer's in older age.
There appears to be a direct link between vitamin D levels and the cognitive diseases, say researchers at the University of Exeter. Dr David Llewellyn, the research team leader, said he expected to see an association between low vitamin levels and dementia risk, but was surprised by the findings. "We actually found the association was twice as strong as we anticipated," he said.
They tracked the health of 1,658 older adults who didn't have dementia or Alzheimer's at the beginning of the trial. By its end, nearly six years later, 171 had developed dementia, including 102 with Alzheimer's-and it had affected those with the lowest levels of vitamin D in their blood.
Those who were moderately deficient in vitamin D had a 53 per cent increased risk of developing dementia, but those who were severely deficient ran a risk of 125 per cent. Conversely, those with the highest levels of the vitamin also had the least risk for dementia.
Vitamin D levels can be easily topped up by being out in the noon-day sun during the summer months for at least 15 minutes three times a week. During the winter, and especially in northern climates, vitamin D levels can be topped up by eating oily fish or taking supplements.
(Source: Neurology, 2014; doi: 10.1212/WNL.0000000000000755)
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Phases of the Moon
Next Full Moon - Tuesday 9th September 01:39
Dark of the Moon - Tuesday 23rd September
New Moon - Wednesday 24th September 14:14
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Metaphysical Healing Amulets I start by cutting in Sterling Silver on each Full Moon. Each one is made especially for the recipient and I am guided as to what design is required for each person, although these seem to be mainly geometric thus far but I can add a sterling silver animal charm. The next full moon is on the 9th of September so if you are interested please email me. The price will be £25 to £33 postage included in the United Kingdom. When I have photographed them lots of orbs have shown up as well.
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Origins of the Bluebird as a Symbol of Happiness
The symbol of a bluebird as the harbinger of happiness is found in many cultures and may date back thousands of years. One of the oldest examples (found on oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty, 1766-1122 BC) is from pre-modern China, where a blue bird qingniao was the messenger bird of Xi Wangmu, the 'Queen Mother of the West' who began life as a fearsome goddess and Immortal. By the Tang Dynasty (618-906 AD) she had evolved into a Daoist fairy queen and the protector/patron of "singing girls, dead women, novices, nuns, adepts and priestesses...women [who] stood outside the roles prescribed for women in the traditional Chinese family". Depictions of Xi Wangmu often include a bird-the birds in the earliest depictions are difficult to identify, and by the Tang Dynasty, most of the birds appear in a circle, often with three legs, as a symbol of the sun.
Courtesy of Wikipedia
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Selenite
Selenite helps with disorders of the
nervous system and can also provide some help with epileptic disorders. It aligns the spinal column and increases overall flexibility. It helps with wrinkles and with age spots and is useful for those who suffer from light sensitivity.
Selenite is best known for its ability to rapidly shift blocked energy, clear away negative energy and lessen, or remove, emotional turmoil and confusion. Selenite aids concentration and clear thinking, provides clarity of mind and strengthens your own decision making process
Selenite helps us to reach new states of consciousness. Meditating with Selenite can help to expand your sense of spirituality.
Do not place selenite in water as it will start to dissolve.
Note:'Love is in the Earth' by Melody is my favourite crystal an mineral book.
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Sun God?
It is generally accepted that the sacred scarab beetle of egyptian mythology originated from the species Scarabaeus sacer, although the ancient worship of this beetle was eventually extended to all members of the scarab or dung beetle family. The scarab was personified by Khepri, a sun-god associated with resurrection and new life.
The ancient egyptians believed that the scarab beetle came into being of itself from a ball of dung (the idea of self-creation). It was worshipped under the name of Khepri, which means 'he who has come into being' or 'he who came forth from the earth'.
The god Khepri was associated with the creator-god Atum and was regarded as a form of the sun-god Ra. Just as the beetle pushed its ball of dung over the ground, so Khepri in the form of a scarab beetle, it was thought, rolled the solar disc across the sky each day
http://www.kendall-bioresearch.co.uk
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This is where I will be with My Metaphysical Healing Amulets, symbolic Tibetan Silver jewellery and fused glass.
Weston-super-Mare Free Festival of Light
Glastonbury Free Festival of Light
Kevin Murphy Craft Fair - The Winter Gardens
Saturday 8th November
Further details on www.festivaloflight.biz
www.metaphysicalhealingamulets.com
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Bindweed, Greater
Botanical: Convolvulus sepium
Hedge Convolvulus. Old Man's Night Cap. Hooded Bindweed. Bearbind.
The Greater Bindweed, or Hedge Convolvulus (C. sepium), is a hedge plant found abundantly throughout England and Scotland, but only of local occurrence in Scotland. Like the Field Convolvulus, it is, in spite of the beauty of its flowers, regarded as a pest by both the farmer and the gardener, its roots being long and penetrating in a dense mass that exhausts the soil, and its twining stems extending in masses over all other plants near, and strangling them to a still greater degree than its smaller relative
The leaves of this Bindweed are arrow-shaped and large, somewhat thin and delicate in texture. They are arranged singly on alternate sides of the stem, as is the case with all species of Convolvulus and from their axils spring the flower-stalks, which are square and in every case bear only one large blossom, conspicuous for its snowy whiteness. The flowers are among the largest which this country produces. The calyx is entirely hidden by the two large bracts that enclose it, and which completely hide the flower while in bud, a feature that has gained it also the name of 'Hooded Bindweed,' and has led some botanists to place it in a different genus, Calystegia, the name being derived from two Greek words signifying 'beautiful covering.' The specific name, sepium, is derived from the Latin sepes, a hedge, andrefers to its place of growth.
The flowers are in bloom from July to September, and like all the other species expand during sunshine and remain closed during dull weather. They do not, however, like those of the Field Convolvulus, close during a shower.
Anne Pratt (Flowers and their Associations) notices the fact that while some twining plants follow the apparent course of the sun and turn round the supporting stem from left to right, others, like the large White Bindweed or Convolvulus, twine contrary to the sun, from right to left, and never otherwise; even if the gardener turn it in another direction, the plant, if unable to disengage itself and assume its natural bias, will eventually perish.
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A Modern Herbal by Margaret Grieve 1931
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My Amazon Kindle Books
The following 20 eBooks are all available on Amazon Kindle. They are priced from about $1.17 or 77p. You don't need a Kindle as you can download to your PC and Amazon gives you the software immediately to enable this. Spiritual Quest - Guided by the Universe a Lifetime of Lessons is now free until 5th September
On sale in America India United Kingdom Germany Spain
France Australia Italy Canada Brazil Japan & Mexico
Amazon Kindle UK
20 Amazon Kindle eBooks
I have now grouped these into three sections as below.
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Dr Elizabeth Ann Diamond
Spiritual Quest - Guided by the Universe a Lifetime of Lessons
NLP for Beginners
Person Centred Counselling
Herbs - Growing & Using
Metaphysical Matters
Aura Reading
Biorhythms
Crystal Healing & Colour Therapy
Dowsing - Rods & Pendulums & Sacred Geometry
Moon Gardening &Living in Harmony with the Moon Phases
Numerology
Regression
The Enneagram
Naturopathic Nutritional Medicine
Bach Flower Remedies
Diabetes Mellitus Type 11
Dr Schuessler's Bio-chemic tissue salts
Natural Remedies, Foods, Herbs & Spices
Naturopathic Iridology
Nutritional Medicine A-Z of Dis-ease & Illness
The Easy Guide to Nutritional Medicine
What are you 'Weighting' for?
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Healing Visualisation & Regression CDs
The Healing Visualisation CD is a 36 minute focus on the body and it's main systems, lungs, heart, arteries, veins, lymphatics, skeleton, nervous system, digestive and eliminative systems, ending in a very healing & peaceful space. The new Regression CD is now more than 46 minutes long. I will have these in Weston-super-Mare and Glastonbury or you can purchase online. http://www.drelizabethanndiamond.com
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THE SPECIFIC TASK
by
Rumi
There is one thing in this world that must never be forgotten.
If you were to forget everything else, but did not forget that,
then there would be no cause to worry;
whereas if you performed and remembered and did not forget anything else,
but forgot that one thing, then you would have done nothing whatsoever.
It is just as if a king had sent you to another country to carry out a specified task.
You go and perform a hundred other tasks, though you have done nothing at all.
You have come into this world for a particular task,
and that is your purpose;
if you do not perform it, then you will have done nothing.
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Many Blessings
Dr Elizabeth Ann Diamond
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