I usually had my office door open when I worked at the  university, to indicate that I was accessible to the staff.
This particular evening, however, I had the door closed with a notice pinned on it, stating

In September 2017, we reported in Omnes Voice about delivering our workplace wellbeing workshop ‘How to Stop Feeling Drained by Other People’ to 24 members of staff at a local primary school in Leeds, as par

When I retired I wanted to practice more ‘being’ rather than ‘doing.’
People would often ask me what I was doing with my time now that I was no longer working. They expected that I may have taken up a new hob

 We are delighted that the Omnes Healing blogs have been selected as being in the top Ten Spiritual Blogs on the web!
Please click on the image of the medal below to see what, we were told, is the most comp

I love trees.
When I was a child I lived on a farm and at the edges of our garden were a Copper Beech and a Cedar. They were my friends and helpers.

The Copper Beech was where my sister and I went to play.

Unlike the word’ mindfulness’ that is used nowadays in many contexts, I find that ‘meditation’ as a word can still be met with suspicion in many settings.
When facilitating training courses for health care pr

Walking in Light – The Everyday Empowerment of a Shamanic Life by Sandra Ingerman
This book is evidently one about Shamanism; about journeying, rituals and ceremony, power animals and helping spirits within a W

Contrary to popular belief, our roles as ‘healers’ vary dramatically. That is to say, no one size fits all. I often hear fellow healers say things like “I wish I was as good a healer as ‘X” or “X is so much

I have been doing values training for healthcare professionals over the years. One of the exercises I use to help participants become aware of their own values is called ‘Heroes and Heroines.’
The Heroes and

 How do I start to Develop Peacefulness?
A good starting point to develop inner peace is to find a quiet place and sit in silence for a few minutes.
While sitting, start by thinking of some words that may

A friend recently recommended a wonderful book of fiction, set after the second world war, called A Year of Marvellous Ways by Sarah Winman. If you haven’t read it, I won’t spoil the plot, but suffice to say

The Biology of Belief is a book for those interested in how science is catching up with ancient Eastern philosophies of interconnectedness, the oneness of our reality and how the influence of our beliefs and

New Year’s resolution number 1:
Do more caring for myself – by making sure I spend more time each day to uplift my soul
New Year’s resolution number 2:
Do more caring for myself – Ditto

New Year’s

At this time of year, giving is on our minds. When we give well, it is very different from giving simply as a chore, a burden to be carried out at specific times of the year.
To give well, we consider in

We thought you would find it useful to hear about the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) which will become active on 25th May 2018 and which were outlined in a recent webinar1 by the ICO (Information

One Mind – How Our Individual Mind Is Part of a Greater Consciousness and Why It Matters by Larry Dossey MD
I am very grateful to Jude, one of our Members, who recommended this book to me.

‘One Mind’ is a to

As Co-ordinator of our Distant Healing Group, I’m in a quandary concerning the amount of information about clients’ illnesses and situations which I should disseminate to the group.

Detailing the

I find it difficult to describe in words my feelings about Source, but I am going to try because this is something we Westerners generally do not do. We do not bare our souls and celebrate our fundamental