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To me the summer solstice is a reminder of the heat! And the heat is on to get Bio-Touch out to humanity. Humanity is hot and ready for simplicity, better health, and for love. That’s because those traits are our birthright. Our manual states it perfectly: “Once having crossed the Rubicon, one may not retreat with…
Debra’s monthly Newsletter theme always inspires me to think deeper thoughts for my own blog. I must say though, this month’s theme took a little more delving into than usual. As Debra mentioned, the day of the Summer Solstice is always somewhere between the 20th and 23rd of June when the life giving light of…
Summer Solstice Many people around the world celebrate the summer solstice by building traditional bonfires. Our IFBM Board of Directors recently built a symbolic bonfire when we reviewed our By-Laws. By-Laws are a guidepost for governing the organization as we work to fulfill the mission and vision. So we threw some of the articles of…
I have often thought, as a mother, that the closest connection between two people has to be between a mother and her child or children, and that it is also the closest we can come to experiencing unconditional love. Is there anything to compare to that relationship? Well, I believe there is one relationship that…
This theme really got me thinking about when I was pregnant with my daughter 34 years ago. I had a difficult pregnancy and a lot of complications during my labor. My partner/coach helped me with my breathing during labor, and doctors and nurses checked in on me. But what if Bio-Touch had been available to…
There is nothing better than a song to show appreciation for our Volunteers. This song was written by Certified Practitioner, Horace Barnes and the slide show was created by Certified Practitioner, Klara Dannar. THANK YOU – WE LOVE Y’ALL!
I often hear other practitioners talk about how rewarding it is to share Bio-Touch with others. As practitioners, we offer Bio-Touch to all who request it. We work to make sure we follow the prescribed sets of points and that we honor the mission and vision of the organization. Share. Love your neighbor. Sharing is…
When I think of volunteering, I immediately think of selfless service, because there is a willingness to give something without an expectation of receiving something. Many years ago, as a youthful, yet exhausted, volunteer at a retreat in Santa Fe, I was given a gift…a lesson in the real meaning of volunteering and selfless service.…
Do you know someone who has volunteered for sixty-five years? Fifty years? Twenty years? One year? Or even one month? Whether that someone has worked sixty-five years or just a few days, you know someone who is Love. Working as a volunteer requires loving what you do and perhaps having a bigger picture in mind…
“This manual, and the classes taught in conjunction with it, are only a beginning. With this information, an individual will be prepared to address a great percentage of bodily ailments.” This sentence from our training manual, and the fact that it’s spring time again, reminds me that we are in a beginning. It is always…