Tag Archives: Wellness

‘Stairway to Heaven One Step at a Time’

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Candia Sanders

Committing to a month of daily blogs was a larger endeavor than first assumed. Back to that ‘assumption’ thing. I’ve learned years ago to never assume anything; life usually throws a curve ball and has other things in mind. Same … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Chronic Illness, Chronic pain, Health, Illness, National Health Care, National Health Care Blog, National Health Month, Spirituality, Stairway to Heaven, Vitality, Wellness | 1 Comment

“The Field of Potentiality: The Divine Shift”

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Candia Sanders

The ancients were wise. They created healing temples, structures of immense dimension corresponding to heavenly alignments and mathematical planetary grid lines. More importantly, the placement/location of stones, the particular composition of gems, atoms and chemicals, amplified the energy of place. These ancient edifices created an energy-break from … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged 2012, Adversity, Ancient monuments, Ancient Sites, Ancient Temples, Change, Healing, Healing Temples, Hiking, Illness, Mountains, National Health Care, National Health Care Blog, National Health Care Month, Nature, New Paradigm, New Reality, Paradigm Shift, Possibilities, religion, Shift, Spirituality, Stonehenge, The Field, The Great Pyramid, The Pyramids, Wellness, Zero-Field | 2 Comments

‘The Path to the Top’

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Candia Sanders

Being in the mountains makes me happy. Just looking at photos brings a smile to my face. On days when the schedule is tight, the calendar full, thinking of the mountains is stimulating and brings balance and harmony to my … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Climbing, Health, Hiking, Illness, Inspiration, Mountains, National Health Blog, National Health Care, Nature, Ntaional Health Month, Path finding, Sound of Music, Spirituality, Wellness | 3 Comments

“I Bet You Didn’t Know ‘White-Out’ is a Potent Healing Agent”

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Candia Sanders

I bet you didn’t know adding ‘White-Out’ to your infamous bag of tricks will change your life. Yep, that and Duck Tape. Remember it can do everything from saving you from alien attacks to taping back aging sags. Not the … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Art, Attitude, Color, emotional challenges, Emotional Health, Emotional Hurts, emotional stress, Health, Illness, Marriage, National Health Blog, National Health Care, National Health Month, Paint, Relationships, Safaris, Vitality, Wedding blues, Wellness, White-Out, Wipe-Out | 3 Comments

‘The Death of Joshua’

Posted on November 20, 2012 by Candia Sanders

Interesting how we view death. We fear it and emblazon deathly images on religious symbols praying to the gods to keep us safe. We put it out-of-mind and run like hell in the other direction. And yet it is something everyone must … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Animals, countless blessings, Death, Dying, Fear, Grief, Illness, National Health Care, National Health Care Blog, National Health Care Month, Nature, Out of Body, Pets, religion, Spirituality, Wellness | 6 Comments

‘Walking on Sunshine’

Posted on November 16, 2012 by Candia Sanders

Living in the NW, sunshine and blue sky are sometimes a rare commodity especially in the long months of December through July first. Sometimes it could be late September through July. I’m not kidding you know. It really is wet … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Blackberry desserts, Depression, Happiness, Health, National Health Care, National Health Care Blog, National Health Month, Still Life with Woodpecker, Suicide, Sunshine, Tom Robbins, Vitality, Vitamin D, Wellness | 1 Comment

‘The ‘Art of Recovery’ as an Adventure’

Posted on November 16, 2012 by Candia Sanders

I know it is more than challenging to view illness, injury or depression as an adventure. I know because I lived it. However it was when I changed my perspective, viewed my life from a higher vantage point, I worked … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Chronic pain, Depression, Forests, Illness, Inspiration, National Health Care, National Health Care Blog, National Health Month, Recovery, Spirituality, Visualization, Vitality, Wellness | 3 Comments

‘Life as a Reality Show’

Posted on November 15, 2012 by Candia Sanders

I feel I’m really easy-going, down-to- earth and extremely even-keeled. Sounds rather boring and uneventful. My husband might disagree. He would acknowledge all those aforementioned attributes, however he would add a very important element. To quote him, “Do YOU have … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged alternative care, Confidence, Defeat, entertainment, Healing, Humiliation, Illness, important in your life, Intuitive, Losing, National Health Care, National Health Care Blog, National Health Month, Psychic, Reality Shows, Reality Stars, Self Confidence, Self Esteem, Sensitivity, Success, TV Reality Shows, Vitality, Wellness, Winning | 5 Comments

Spices, Herbs, Chocolate = Sensual and Healing Delights

Posted on November 13, 2012 by Candia Sanders

Language is the archives of history. -Ralph Waldo Emerson, writer and philosopher (1803-1882) I have always been a voracious reader. I love the written word or just words in general. They have this magical way of creating pictures in my … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Books, Chitra Divakaruni, Delights, Desserts, Food, Foods, Healing, Health, Herbs, Joanne Harris, literature, Mind/Body/Spirit, National Health Care, National Health Care Blog, National Health Month, Spices, Spirituality, variety, Vitality, Wellness | 2 Comments

‘Polarization is Just Pure Absurdity’

Posted on November 13, 2012 by Candia Sanders

The United States is polarized. Fifty percent of the population thinks one way and the other believes a completely different story. It’s ridiculous really, as both ends never meet, never even consider having a conversation in the middle. Instead it is far … Continue reading →