We all have special abilities. We just don’t think about them. Telepathy, strong intuition and empathetic ability but also clairvoyance, claircognizance or seeing auras, for example. We can all do these. A few examples: You want to call your mother, you pick up the phone and she calls you! You … Continue reading →
What’s in your fridge? And in the pantry? Is it all healthy, energy providing food? Or is it useless fodder? Show me your food and I know who you are. The food someone has in his or her home shows you how consciously someone lives life. You can see how … Continue reading →
Have to pee every half hour, just a little bit each time? Feel a burning sensation? There’s a good chance that you’ve got a bladder infection. Unpleasant, and it messes up your whole week. The only remedy seems to be taking antibiotics, which get rid of all the bacteria in … Continue reading →
Life isn’t always easy. There’s a lot of trial and error. From stubbing your nose to taking on too much responsibility to, at times, just sobbing. Look around you, but be especially careful with watching TV and listening to the news. If you absorb everything that is said, it will … Continue reading →
You know, there’s something I don’t understand. It’s about videos on TV and YouTube of people who take a nasty fall through some clumsy movement on a bike, inline skates, a moped or a lawn mower or while dancing. It’s shown because it’s supposed to be funny. I once fell, … Continue reading →
Sanitary napkins are not a pleasant subject to talk about, of course, but they are important! Do you know, for example, how sanitary napkins and tampons are made? They contain chemicals such as chlorine, dioxin and plastic. I am concerned about this because sanitary napkins are used on an area, … Continue reading →
“Don’t worry about it, it’s not so bad.” This is one of those sentences that extinguish someone’s fire. No, things are that bad and we are allowed to worry care about them. A lot of things happen that are not as they should be; education, banking, health care, the food industry, … Continue reading →
Christmas is the time for shopping. At least, according to advertizing. Your wife will only be happy if you buy the most expensive perfume or diamonds for her. At Christmas, you drink a cold soda that begins with a C and ends with an A. Something that could just as … Continue reading →
Animals have it easy. The experience something, they look at it, licks their wounds and move on. But people! They experience something, look at it, become totally upset, add to the story, lick their wounds, keep on licking, get other people to look at it, get other people to say … Continue reading →
Communication consists of 3 things: words, the tone of your words, and body language. If you say, “I love you”, to someone, it seems strange for you to stand with your back to that person. And saying, “I love you”, in a very monotone voice doesn’t seem convincing. It’s better … Continue reading →
“To Have to” is a remarkable verb! I “have to” get working again. I “have to” look nice. I “have to” keep my garden nice for my neighbors. I always “have to” send the members of my family a card when it’s their birthday. I “have to” listen to my … Continue reading →
You put your coat on and feel a stab of pain go through your shoulder. You comb your hair more often with the other hand. You drive the car more often with one hand on the lower half of the steering wheel. It’s too painful at the top of the … Continue reading →
Having an argument is one of the worst things. One person can no longer see that the other person means well. One misunderstanding builds upon another. Maybe you react more strongly because of your pain. Because you feel hurt, you become silent. Whichever word or style of silence you choose, … Continue reading →
“You’re ‘closed off’ if you sit with your arms crossed over each other.” “You’re not ‘open’ to others.” “You’re resisting others.” “You don’t cooperate and therefore don’t really want to grow.” Those are some of the labels you’ll hear. During a conversation. During a training session. During a meeting. The … Continue reading →
“Good for him. He had a fever but kept on going anyway! What a tough guy! Respect!” Got a bad cold but do you go to work anyway because they need you?! Or because you can’t let other people down? Your child is sick; home one day, and then the … Continue reading →
The decision has been made. You’re going to move! If you’re an adult, it’s a conscious choice and often gives you energy. You’re looking forward to the prospect of something new! If you were a child, you had two possible reactions: horrible anxiety or happy excitement. I hope that you, … Continue reading →
There are, roughly speaking, two types of people: people who give you energy and people who cost you energy. You’re visiting someone and halfway through the visit you begin to yawn and become increasingly tired in spite of having been fit when you entered. Your head is becoming increasingly foggy. … Continue reading →
The last child leaves home. You have no one to take care of any more. No feet stomping on the staircase. No laundry all over the place, no more friends coming and going, no half-empty packages of cookies in the cabinet or empty bottles on the kitchen counter. No unexpected … Continue reading →
What does anger mean to you? Is it threatening? Do you think it makes you seem weak when you show that you’re angry? Do you restrain yourself, because the other person doesn’t listen anyway? Or, because the other person may begin a counterattack? Or, are you afraid that you will … Continue reading →
Would you like to stop smoking, but can’t? Or, have you quit before, but keep starting up again? Then you could try the MIR-Method. To stop smoking demands a lot of you and causes you to place yourself in a dilemma. Your head wants to stop, but you are still … Continue reading →
You get out of bed, get dressed and eat breakfast, sitting. You go outside and sit in your car. You drive to your office, walk to your desk, and sit for 7 hours. Once in a while you get up for coffee. Then you sit down again. You drive home. … Continue reading →
With the MIR-Method, I strive towards ‘self-healing for everyone’. It’s fantastic when the MIR-Method spreads to everyone who benefits from doing it. People can take their health into their own hands and prevent problems from developing. Working towards and contributing to this makes me feel happy. The idea that it … Continue reading →
Taking something for granted is the strangest human characteristic. Assuming that the other person is there, that there are groceries in the store, that the baker bakes bread, that grain is growing in the fields and that the sun will come up tomorrow. Or that you accept people making assumptions … Continue reading →
Approximately 1.2 million people in the Netherlands and Belgian Flanders are estimated to suffer from some form of arthrosis. And the number of people with arthrosis is increasing. Arthrosis is a particularly unpleasant and frustrating affliction. People who have arthrosis wake up in the morning with stiff knees or hips. … Continue reading →
We talk to each other daily, and also listen. Still, listening is a specific skill that we didn’t learn at school. Well, you had to be quiet and listen to the teacher but that isn’t what I mean here. I’m talking about really listening. Hearing what the other person says … Continue reading →
