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Balance

May 21, 2013 By Lisa Hill DiFusco

Michael J. Krasner, MD

Tip of the Day: In his article In Pursuit of Balance: A Paradigm Shift, Michael J. Krasner, MD shares:

“If we were to place more attention on the actuality of our lives as they are being lived, then the idea of balance shifts a bit. No longer is it solely about balancing time, but rather it becomes more about the quality of the time we have available.”

Comes join us for Touch the Sky! on June 28 & 29 and hear more from Dr. Krasner!

Filed Under: Health, Holistic Health, Leadership Development, Spirituality, Uncategorized Tagged With: Amy Shinal, Autumn Gallegos, Balance, Bernie Siegel MD, Corporate Leadership, Executive Coaching, Fred Marshall MD, Healing, health, Holistic Health, Holistic Psychotherapy, Judith Ranaletta, Leadership Development, meditation, Michael J. Krasner MD, Mindfulness, Mindfulness-Meditation, Nazareth College Arts Center, Rochester NY, Ron Epstein MD, Self-awareness, self-care, The Art of Possibility, The Center for Mind-Body Medicine, The LightHeart Institute, The LightHeart Institute Blog, Touch the Sky, University of Rochester, University of Rochester Medical Center, URMC, wellness

Touch the Sky!

May 14, 2013 By Lisa Hill DiFusco

Come and join us June 28 & 29, 2013 for our event Touch The Sky!

A multi-day conference featuring New York Times best-selling authors, national and local experts, and highly-acclaimed musicians, designed to equip Rochester and beyond with tools of self-empowerment, self-awareness and self-care. Check out our line-up at LightHeart.com/touchthesky.

Filed Under: Emotional Health, Health, Inspirational, Leadership Development, Special Events, Spirituality Tagged With: Amy Shinal, Benjamin Zander, Bernie Siegel MD, Food as Medicine, Functional Medicine, Functional Medicine Rochester NY, Healing, hidden food allergies, Holistic Health, Judith Ranaletta, latent food allergies, Mark Hyman MD, Michael Krasner MD, New York Times bestseller, ROC City Singers, Rochester NY, Self-awareness, self-care, self-empowerment, The Center for Mind-Body Medicine, The LightHeart Institute, The LightHeart Institute Blog, The LightHeart Institute Touch the Sky, The LightHeart Institute’s Blog, Touch the Sky, Upstate NY

Become The Most Important Person in Your World

February 13, 2013 By Lisa Hill DiFusco

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Wouldn’t it be powerful if you fell in love with yourself so deeply that you would do just about anything if you knew it would make you happy?  This is precisely how much life loves you and wants you to nurture yourself.  The deeper you love yourself, the more the universe will affirm your worth.  Then you can enjoy a lifelong love affair that brings you the richest fulfillment from the inside out.

Alan Cohen

Self-care is self-love.

 

Our facilitator, Lisa, began the Royal Flush session by asking the participants to comment on any changes that have been noted with an increase in meditation. All of the participants spoke of positive changes in their lives – vivid dreams, an increased desire to journal and an overall feeling of peace and relaxation. Recent research shows that mindfulness meditation is a great tool for stress reduction and a form of self-care. Through mind-body centering techniques, you can become grounded, increase your  mental clarity and place yourself in the best position to love others. The best gift you can give another, is to take care of yourself.

“Nourish your cells, not just your taste buds.”

 Another powerful way to take care of yourself is to provide your body with adequate nutrition. Our current society has parted from the kitchen and food we love. Mothers used to cook in the kitchen with their daughters, who in turn cooked with their daughters. Love was part of the equation and those who consumed the homemade food benefited. The Royal Flush encourages its participants to love the food they prepare and to allow that love to transfer to the body. Love heals us from the inside out!

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: A Royal Flush, dairy free, Food as Medicine, gluten free, health, Holistic Health, love, nutrition, Physical Vitality, rochester new york, self-care, self-love, The LightHeart Institute, The LightHeart Institute Blog, valentine’s day

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