All Articles Posted By Sharon Jacobsen
How Houseplants Can Improve Your Health
Did you know that polluted air in the home and workplace is one of the top five public health threats in America? And did you know that it's the main reason for the rise in asthma that's been experienced over the last decade? And what would you say if I told you that NASA scientists have discovered how houseplants can solve the problem of indoor air pollution?
By Sharon Jacobsen
The Luxury of Shahtoosh
With just one shahtoosh shawl costing well over £500, it’s little wonder only the wealthy elite can afford such a luxury.
But £500 is a drop in the ocean compared to the devastating effects the luxury of owning a shahtoosh shawl is having on the herds of Tibetan Antelope. The true cost of these shawls is the decline of a vulnerable species in order to satisfy human vanity.
By Sharon Jacobsen
Crystals: How To Cleanse Them
Crystals have been used for healing and divination for thousands of years. But just as they give off energy, they take in energy, too. In order to rid a crystal of any unwanted energy, whether a piece of crystal jewellery, a crystal pendulum for divination purposes or individual rocks used for crystal healing, it’s important that each crystal is properly cleansed before it’s used in any kind of healing or divination procedure.
By Sharon Jacobsen
Telepathy — Mind to Mind Communication
Telepathy: the ability to communicate without the use of the five senses (sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste). An instinct that lays dormant in most of us but allows us to tap into our latent abilities in times of emergency or need. But what is this instinct and how is it used?
By Sharon Jacobsen
Crystal Ball Gazing
Crystal ball gazing has been around for thousands of years, although nobody knows for sure when it was first used as a way of channelling the thoughts buried deep within the subconscious mind. Learn more about visualising events through scrying.
By Sharon Jacobsen
Britain's Forests - Sponsoring The Future
Once upon a time the broad-leaved forests of England and Wales covered most of the land, with clearings where villages and small towns had grown up and people farmed the land. Cuttings through the woodland connected one place with another and wildlife was abundant. But things changed. How can you help improve our woodlands?
By Sharon Jacobsen
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