At MICH our approach to food is one where we consider nourishment as a holistic process that begins with the Earth and ends with the Earth. Fundamentally, nourishment is an exchange of light processes and is a movement of consciousness. Our relationship to the earth would be greatly improved if we considered the earth as[…]
Halloween Survival Kit
As the days become shorter and the darkness arrives earlier and earlier, Halloween will soon be upon us with its tales of monsters and vampires, haunted houses and scary dress-up clothes. For many, Halloween is about the fun of dressing up, and for the kids it’s all about collecting and consuming as much candy and[…]
Update from Honduras – April 23, 2017
This past week we were in Cane, a new community for HTSF and a first mission. I wrote down some of my thoughts there, but didn’t have internet to post them. Here they are with photo’s of the dispensary, the training session and the people involved. The amazing result is that we are working here[…]
Update from Honduras – April 14, 2017
I’m back in Valle de Angeles, a lovely village in the mountains around Tegucigalpa. Here is our main clinic. We are not seeing many patients this week, but are mainly catching up on paper work. Close to 100 patients need to be entered into the database, reports need to be written and meetings need to[…]
Update from Honduras – March 27, 2017
Our first day in Omoa and the dispensary is getting set up in the home of the local Red Cross. They have had a homeopathic first aid kit since our visit last November and have signs around the building indicating that homeopathy is offered as a service. So great. We also went to city hall[…]
Update from Honduras – March 26, 2017
Yesterday we had a unique experience of being welcomed into a remote village. After a breathtaking trip (both for the beautiful scenery and the almost impassable road), we arrived at a farmhouse. Monte Vista has some 30 families and 120 inhabitants. The farm houses are all at a distance from each other and it was[…]
Update from Honduras – March 25, 2017
We had our last day of clinic in Cuyamel, finished organizing the dispensary, making sure that all the bottles are filled and had our last meeting with the three amazing women who take care of the dispensary. We had more homeopathy success stories. One of our first patients here, last week, had come in with[…]
Update from Honduras – March 22, 2017
Young and old are coming for care to the dispensary in Cuyamel, Omoa, Honduras. I’m trying to see the girl’s constitution which will be helpful in the prescribing. It was another good day. Every day brings new and different health problems for us to work with. So there is lots of learning as well. I’m[…]
Update from Honduras – March 18, 2017
This week our mission moved to the north of the country, to the municipality called Omoa. It is a very big municipality containing more than a 100 communities spread out over 60 kilometres. Some are along the coast and others are in the mountains. The mayor wants us to set up some dispensaries in the[…]
Update from Honduras – March 8, 2017
It has now been a month that I’m here and I’m continuing to discover more of these wonderful people and their strengths to continue to improve their lives against all odds. We returned to two villages these past two weeks: Teupasenti in the east near the border with Nicaragua and La Florida in the south/west[…]