The only good is knowledge and the only evil is ignorance

Socrates

The "science" of Numerology is based on the understanding that each number has an inherent vibration which provides the key to greater self awareness. This vibrational quality of each number originated before an alphabet was created! When sounds were originated, they were originally assigned a number as a way of counting - eventually this numbering system was used by the Babylonians: King Sargon II, who ruled Babylonia in the 8th Century BC used the numerical value of his name to determine the length of a wall in the city.

Watch a multi-media presentation, A Story of Self - it's an animation with a difference.
Its purpose is to remind you of a loving connection - a connection that now wishes to embrace you. One should be aware of becoming fixated on end results and losing the joy of life's journey of spacial moments. There is a universal danger we worry about money too much. While it’s wise to be careful, don’t become obsessed with frugality and sacrifice your spiritual, creative, and emotional life on the alter of practicality. Life's to short to miss out on the simplicity of the natural order.

Happiness & Eudaimonism (Aristotle)

The three principal ancient Greek philosophers on which the foundations of Western philosophy are based as we know it were Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates. Between them they changed early Greek philosophy. Aristotle follows Socrates and Plato in taking virtues to be central to a well-lived life. Like Plato, he regards the ethical virtues such as justice, courage, and honesty as complex logical, expressive and social skills.

However, Aristotle discards Plato’s notion that training in metaphysics and sciences are an essential requirement for a full understanding of our collective good, rather he purports what is needed in order to live well is a proper appreciation of the way in which such goods as friendships, pleasure, virtue and wealth fit together as a whole.

In order to apply that general understanding to particular cases, we must acquire, through proper upbringing and habits the ability to see on each occasion which course of action is best supported by reasons.

Therefore the 'practical wisdom' as Aristotle conceived it cannot be acquired solely by learning general rules. We must also acquire through practice those skills mentioned above that allow us to put our general understanding of well being into practice in ways that are suitable to each event.

The Aristotelian term Eudaimonia can be translated as 'happiness'. To appreciate its role in virtue ethics we need to briefly look at Aristotle's function argument. Aristotle recognizes that actions are not useless; they have an aim, and a goal. Each action aims at some good. Furthermore, some things are done for their own sake and some things are done for the sake of other things. Now some things are means to other ends and some things are ends in themselves, but Aristotle claims that all the things which are ends in themselves also contribute to a wider end, - an end which is the greatest good of all and that good is “eudaimonia”.

Aristolte's Eudaimonia is happiness, contentment, fulfillment, it is the name of the best kind of life, which is an end in itself and a means to live and fare well.

The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.

Aristotle

Greek Mythology
Mt Helicon

Mt Helicon is a large mountain in Boeotia located in central Greece.The ancients believed it was a sacred site where nine goddesses known
as Muses and divine spirits of inspiration were linked with Greek mythology, poetry, and literature. The Greek poet Hesiod pays homage to
the Muses and Helicon in the first lines of his work titled, The Theogony:

"I begin my song with the Heliconian Muses;
they have made Helicon, the great god-haunted mountain,
their domain; their soft feet move in the dance that rings
the violet-dark spring and the altar of mighty Zeus.
They bathe their lithe bodies in the water of Permessos
or of Hippocrene or of god-haunted Olmeios.
On Helicon's peak they join hands in lovely dances
and their pounding feet awaken desire."
(Hesiod, Theogony, 1-8)

There was a sanctuary dedicated to the Muses on Helicon with several intriguing and noteworthy features including a temple and sculptures devoted to the goddesses who shared their divine gifts with mortals. In addition to the sanctuary, Helicon boasts the auspicious Hippocrene spring believed to be the legendary source of poetic inspiration and that this body of water inspired its own myth. In Greek mythology, the Hippocrene spring was created when the winged horse Pegasus aimed his hoof at a rock striking it with such force that the spring burst from the spot.

Hesiod (Hesiodos) an early Greek Poet and Rhapsode (a Greek 'rapper' of sorts) was believed to have lived around the year 700BC in Boeotia and regularly visited Mt. Helicon, the mythological home of the Muses, nine archaic goddesses who embody the right evocation of myth, inspired through remembered and improvised song & traditional music and dances. They were water nymphs, associated with the springs of Pieris (Greek Macedonia) who, he claims gave him the gift of poetic creation one day while he tended sheep.

Japanese Reiki Techniques

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Reiki (pronounced Ray-Key) is a method of natural healing based on the application of Universal Life Force Energy The name literally means 'Universal Life Force Energy'. Reiki is one of the more widely known forms of energy healing. Energy Healing involves direct application of Chi for the purpose of strengthening the clients energy system (aura).

Chi is the term used by the Chinese mystics and martial artists for the underlying force the Universe is made of. Mystics in all cultures have talked about the physical universe being made of an underlying form of something, much as modern physics research is now coming to understand the Universe is made of energy which is subject to (or affected by) thought. Just as modern physics says this energy is affected by thought the mystics also say this underlying form is affected by thought, going so far as to claim we create our own reality from our thinking and the thoughts we share between each of us every day. Find out more about Reiki 7gen.com

Move to the rhythms of nature and your heart. They are one"