Congratulations on welcoming a new puppy into your home! This article will provide you with valuable information on various aspects of puppy training, including bathroom training, crate introduction games, teaching basic commands, early exploration, socialisation, and more. Bathroom Training Bathroom training is one of the first and most important lessons for your puppy. Consistency and patience are key: Establish a Routine: Take your puppy outside to the designated potty area at regular intervals, such as after eating, drinking, or waking up in the morning. Positive Reinforcement: Reward you ..read more

I have recently taken up some different creative projects like painting and needlework.  It has been a few years since I did either of these activities.  My skills are coming back to me, but I have been a bit rusty at a couple of things – like being able to thread the needle in under 5 hours.  Seriously, it did take me that long, but it wasn’t going smoothly.   I had a lot of mental chatter about how I couldn’t do it and should just give up.  Then my beautiful little De Brucski entered into this cocktail of frustration and negative talk.  De Brucski takes his ..read more

Feeling overly responsible for others is often a big symptom of being in a co-dependent pattern. Over the years I’ve delved into the depths of co-dependency patterns, recognising my own deeply ingrained behaviours in this realm. Though less frequent now, I still catch myself slipping into over-giving or assuming responsibility for others’ emotions, falling into the “Drama Triangle” characteristic of co-dependent relationships. This tendency often manifests in intimate relationships, where a desire to solve problems or rescue our partners can inadvertently invalidate their feelings. It’s like t ..read more

You may find in these times you are having it is easy to become more worried than you have been before. There is a lot of chaos, anxiety, and worry. You may think this is a deliberate action from many different aspects of influence in the world to create disharmony. Well, yes, that is an interesting statement to ponder. Is this all something deliberately sent to disturb you, unhinge you, to break you. You may think such turmoil is only in your time but what you had was but a fleeting moment of tranquillity in the world and then disruption, physical disruption of the environment, followed by hu ..read more

By the time we reach midlife, as women we have likely endured our fair share of life’s various personal incidences causing us to experience emotions such as guilt, shame, and rejection – just to name a few.  Years of enduring these types of emotions often creates trauma and results in withdrawal, fear of judgement and feelings of not being seen and heard or valued by society or perhaps even those close to us. If these occurrences have been created and compounded over several years, we may find it easier to hide away, keeping ourselves invisible, ‘flying under the radar’ so to speak, becau ..read more

Venturing into an overnight session at Scalar Lounge offers a unique immersion into the world of EESystem technology. While a brief daytime session provides a glimpse, spending a full 10 hours overnight unveils a multitude of possibilities. Let’s delve into this transformative experience from the perspective of both the owner and the shared stories of clients. Like everyone else who visits, I was thrilled at the prospect of spending the entire night immersed in the frequencies of the EESystem. Sleeping in the system during the night, when our brain waves transition to delta and theta states, c ..read more

When it comes to organic produce, freshness and ripeness are paramount for flavour and nutrition. Yet, navigating the ripening process of various fruits and vegetables can be challenging. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into identifying ripeness and managing organic fruits and vegetables to ensure optimal taste and quality. From organic bananas to Pak choi we’ll cover it all. Organic Limes: Identifying Ripeness: Select limes that are bright green and feel heavy for their size. They should have smooth, glossy skin and yield slightly to gentle pressure. Speeding Up Ripening: Limes do n ..read more

While at university, I took a class called “A History of Magic.” The lecturer had a wonderful way of shifting people’s perspectives to help them understand the logic or rationale of other times and cultures. This was often communicated through exercises and thought experiments. Although I had been working alongside psychics for decades, I had a greater appreciation of the nuances of the craft after the course. In one lecture, a blurry image was projected onto a screen. We were tasked with jotting down our interpretation of the image. Little by little the image was brought into sharper focus. A ..read more

If you are stuck in a manifesting loop right now this has come at the perfect time for you. One of the biggest things that blocked me in the past in manifesting my desires was that I did not know what the desire would feel like, therefore making it challenging to manifest it! Not only that, but because I couldn’t even imagine how it felt, I did not believe it was possible for me to bring in. Massive manifestation blockers! My desires stayed unmanifested and it felt very disheartening watching others manifest the life of their dreams with apparent ease. But then everything changed when I downlo ..read more

Have you ever asked yourself, “Do I live every day in joy?”.  What is ‘joy’ to you?  Are you afraid of feeling too much joy in your life?  Are you waiting for joy or life to happen to you? I sometimes feel like I am waiting for something to happen, with times of quiet, times of joy and magic and then ‘nothing going on’, as if I am in a queue waiting for my turn… Card 33 “All in Good Time” reminds us to live life to the full: ‘The queues for peace, grief, joy and anger looked long. So, I got on the shortest queue: death. After a while, a man wearing a golden robe asked why I was ..read more