The Way of the Livingness
‘The way of the livingness’ is a way of life that encourages a reverence and tenderness for yourself, each other, for what you eat, what you do, what you say. It encourages the development of a way of living with yourself so that you become the creative centre of your life, rather than being left to the whims and stresses of the world around you. It encourages and honours the fact of our own divinity and that this aspect (our innermost) lives within all.
‘The way of the livingness’ is not a prescribed way of life, it is not a dedication to a fixed set of disciplines or any one person. ‘The way of the livingness’ is a presentation and a reminder that we each have a choice in each moment to connect to and live from our inner most or not. Life without a consistent connection to the innermost is existence, life lived from the innermost is the livingness. The livingness is available to all equally, regardless of income, age, race or culture. It holds you in the fact that you are love, you are divinity and an equal part in your own and humanities future. You are NOT asked to give up or change anything about yourself, other than to live with enough honesty to identify the fact that we all do things that are less loving than they can be. The choice to change those things once identified is always left to the individual. We are all always making those choices each day. The way of the livingness provides a framework for becoming more aware about these choices. Read more about The Way of the Livingess |
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Sally green
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Sally Green is a highly organized, supportive and caring Professional with 15 years plus experience gained in the Social & Community Service Sector in addition to 10 years’ experience in the Teaching and the Education Sectors (primary/secondary and further). Her focus has been working in the Justice System, specifically within prisons from reintegration facilities to maximum security with both men and women. She has worked with many marginalised groups including mental health, homeless, youth, domestic and family violence and alcohol and drugs. Sally has developed an expertise in successfully managing teams that work within challenging and difficult environments such as prisons. She is also known for her sensitivity when working with complex clients her ability to connect with workers, colleagues, clients and their families is what stands her out above the rest. She has a natural warmth and understanding for people that supports them to trust and allows them to be themselves with a focus on what needs to be done.
Sally currently works full time in the prison system and offers hands on healing sessions on a part time basis to support people to restore harmony within. |
Joel Levin
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Joel has had a long interest in health and well-being, initially training as a naturopath, remedial therapist and counsellor. Joel changed careers about 16 years ago focusing on community development, youth work and organisational management. For the past 9 years Joel has run a consulting business working with organisations across Australia.He came to the esoteric work firstly as a way to help him balance the demands of a busy life and thought his own desire to live life rather than just get through it. He has been applying the esoteric principles learnt through the Universal Medicine modalities and has noticed a marked change in his overall well-being, productivity and quality of his relationships.
Joel still runs his consulting company and offers treatments on a part time basis as a continual reminder that we are far more than jobs and the other roles we take in life. |
MAtt Brown