Absolutely Healing

11/10/2026

Ooops forgot to add this to last post - re Radmila liberal candidate for Pakenham 🥳

11/10/2026

I had a great pleasure last night of attending a fundraising evening which actually was trivia - for Radmila Dyson - liberal candidate for Pakenham - in the upcoming elections.

I’m extremely proud to say I’ve known her for over 20 years now and seen her develope into the wonderfully caring and charismatic lady that she is and heartely endorse her to win this election - as she truly has the community’s well-being and interest at heart - as loving wife and mother, she has a lot of real life experience to bring to this new role - which will benefit many.

I felt very privileged to see her again last night and listen to her inspiring speech which she delivered with love and humility. Wishing you every success Radmila 🥳🥳🥳🥳😇🌈🙏

11/10/2026

Charlie Goldsmith
Hi I just joined the group this morning for an absent healing from the Charlie Goldsmith. You have to register before and it’s a donation. Only. I’m still processing my result. It was basically one hour of silence and he was sending absent healing and as a homeopath and naturopath that recognises energetic frequencies and the ability to be able to broadcast the healing frequencies.

I was curious to go in and have a session. Today is Sunday and I will come back in here within a week to see if I notice any measurable difference with my own health issue.

Nevertheless, since that time I have been watching quite a lot of Charlie‘s videos and there’s certainly very interesting especially the ones who have received a healing and have shown almost immediate benefits. Also he’s done working in a New York hospital overseen by sceptical doctors and being quite successful it would seem.

There are very many videos on YouTube on him so if you’re curious as I was - it’s very easy to login and put a search in and many come up. So enjoy and follow your curiosity and as they say it’s good to be a walking question mark !🙏

11/10/2026

Excellent!

WHERE ARE YOU LIVING: THE PAST, THE PRESENT, OR THE FUTURE?

One of the greatest sources of suffering is not always what happens in our lives, but where our minds choose to live.

When we live in the past, we carry guilt, regret, and sadness. We replay conversations, question our decisions, and wish things had happened differently. But no amount of overthinking can change yesterday.

The past is a lesson to learn from, not a place to live.

When we live in the future, we become trapped in fear, anxiety, and endless “what if” scenarios. We worry about things that may never happen and allow imagined problems to steal the peace available to us today.

Prepare for tomorrow, but do not sacrifice today worrying about it.

When we learn to live in the present, we begin to experience greater clarity, acceptance, gratitude, and inner peace. We notice life's simple blessings and focus on what we can actually change.

Living in the present does not mean forgetting the past or ignoring the future. It means learning from yesterday, preparing wisely for tomorrow, and being fully aware of today.

Buddhist wisdom reminds us that thoughts and feelings come and go. We do not have to believe every thought, follow every fear, or carry every memory. We can observe our minds, return to our breath, and choose how we respond.

Whenever your mind wanders, gently ask yourself: Is this something I can change now, or am I suffering over something beyond my control?

Yesterday is a lesson. Tomorrow is uncertain. Today is your opportunity.

Your life is happening now. Do not let yesterday's regrets or tomorrow's fears steal the moments you still have.

Where is your mind spending most of its time—in the past, the future, or the present?

11/10/2026

https://youtu.be/22gHosXpe3c?si=GMbCsmDTfShcYARW
Here’s yet another survey on food products - now tuna - most is skipjack inferior to yellowfin and the best albacore which is highest in omega 3 - explains how to read labels about sourcing etc - seems that of the recommended 3 that Saffcol sustainably caught yellow fin will be within my budget and the other two are on line and quite pricey. East coast tuna although seemingly Australian is packed in Thailand !

Australians eat 65 million cans of tuna every year — but most peopl...

10/10/2026

https://youtu.be/-4G7efSDYlQ?si=9TQwjuhUzFszHcTK
Wow! Now I’m going to source much better milk - Norco (said at Woolworths) and Paris creek farm! I’ll also check dairy.com.au for other vg milk and even Raw milk that it said some states you can get!

What's really in your milk? We investigated the 8 biggest Australia...

10/10/2026

https://youtu.be/NBfXPVCPLiQ?si=TbcJVgRPT9-schx1
Wow this deserves a watch!! I saw recently one on cheese - olive oil - coffee too and I’ll post the synopsis of the best of each to use😇share if you care!

Your morning cup of tea isn't what you think it is. That comforting...

07/10/2026

Excellent post and good advice.

07/10/2026

https://youtu.be/EbAYY2B-x1Q?si=-IHn540enYA7hyS0
OMG just watching this and can’t wait to get to the end and see the 4 they say is Real!! If they say butterly usually has no milk/dairy and lots of other crap!! So many have canola oil in too. Countries gave butter - voted - isn’t even real butter!
Right at the end lists good info in the following pure butter
1. Pure valley salted (at Aldi’s)2. West Good grassed from NZ at Woolworths (this is the one I’d get)!3.mainland pure butter spreadable (soft as triple churned no added nastiest/oils etc) 4) meander valley salted cultured (from Tasie) he gives the way to make your own at the end - I’ve done before - but important to rinse the block at the end - I squeezed thru muslin clothe after squeezing moisture out - gives a lot of butter milk which can be frozen and used in cooking. All you need is real cream!

Australia's favourite "butter" isn't legally butter. We read the cu...

27/09/2026

Very true!