Breema bodywork is a practical approach to unifying ourselves, one that makes use of our innate desire to connect with others in a way that is sincere, natural and nurturing for both people. We will learn and exchange bodywork sequences composed of comfortable, rhythmic leans and stretches and extremely well-supported postures and holds that relax and revitalize the physical, mental, and emotional centers of the giver as well as the receiver. All Breema movements embody nine universal harmonizing principles, including No Force, Mutual Support, Full Participation and No Judgment.  Breema bodywork is done in comfortable clothing on a padded floor. It's fun to give and receive, and can be very supportive for daily life with family and friends. Breema's nine principles can be applied to bring more harmony and meaning to any activity or relationship.

On December 27, 2008 well-known and controversial HIV activist Christine Maggiore died.  Her death certificate listed the cause of death as disseminated herpes virus infection, bilateral pneumonia, and oral candidiasis.

David Crowe was Christine's co-host on the dissident podcast "How Positive Are You?" and the President of Rethinking AIDS, an organization that promotes dissident ideas about HIV.

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Resources
How Positive Are You? Podcast [iTunes]
Rethinking AIDS
Christine  Maggiore's Website


Rebutting Dissident Views of HIV
The CDC HIV Page
The NIH: Evidence that HIV causes AIDS

Christine on Inquire Within
Questioning AIDS
The Life and Death of Eliza Jane

Books

What if Everything You Thought You Knew About AIDS Was Wrong? by Christine Maggiore

On December 27, 2008 well-known and controversial HIV activist Christine Maggiore died.  Her death certificate listed the cause of death as disseminated herpes virus infection, bilateral pneumonia, and oral candidiasis.

Peter Duesberg is a well-known and controversial scientist who wrote the book, Inventing the AIDS Virus.  It was Duesberg that inspired Christine Maggiore’s work.  In this podcast he explains why he believes HIV played no roll in her death and why his controversial views are still valid.  

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Nick Margerrison, host of The Night Before on the United Kingdom's radio station Kerrang talks to Darren about homosexuality and the Bible and Darren's controversial interview with Shirley Phelps.

Resources
Nick Margerrison's on Kerrang
Nick's Blog
Listen to the Shirley Phelps Interview

BUY: Hearts & Minds: Talking to Christians about Homosexuality

In this interview with "Queer Ear Radio" Darren discusses his book, Hearts and Minds: Talking to Christians about Homosexuality and the basic human need for both spirituality and sexuality.
Resources
Queer Ear Radio

Erin Lambert and Caley Joyner of hOM Yoga in San Francisco discuss the practice of yoga a means to bring the whole family closer together.  Their studio is dedicated to offering yoga for every member of the family in every stage of life from pre natal to yoga for seniors.


Resources:
hOM Yoga
Email Erin
Email Caley

I hope you enjoy this reading from my book, Hearts & Minds: Talking to Christians about Homosexuality.  It is available from Amazon as well as most major book sellers.

I hope you enjoy this reading from my book, The Findhorn Book of Meditation.  It is available from Amazon as well as most major book sellers.

Recently the newly elected democratic congress passed its one hundred day mark.  To evaluate how they are doing and where we go from here I spoke with Hans Johnson on my recent trip to Washington, DC.

Hans is the director of Progressive Victory and is a regular guest on Air America's morning radio show, The Young Turks.  He is also a contributing editor to In These Times Magazine.

Marcell Shriver, a New Jersey resident, is your average woman.  She goes to church, is a mother and has lived a fairly quiet life.  Her story is very inspiring, however.  Her son, Todd, is a soldier in Iraq and to help keep him and others in the "hot zone" safe, she has come up with a unique idea--Silly String.  

Silly String, those cans of spray string that you may remember from childhood, can be used by soldiers in the field to detect trip wire bombs.  She has started a drive with the help of her husband, her church and thousands of people all around the United States to send as much of Silly String as she can to Iraq.

Her story is touching and beautiful, and it reminds us all that the smallest gift can make the biggest difference.

Resources
Marcell is looking for the names of soldiers in Iraq to whom she can send care packages of Silly String.  Please email her if you know someone.

Please send donations of money or Silly String to:
Marcell Shriver
c/o Saint Luke�s Church
55 Warwick Road
Stratford, NJ 08084

You can order Silly String through Amazon and have them ship it directly to Marcell at the above address.

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