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07 October 2021 HK heartbeat :: Issue #1037 Last | Next | This week | Archives News | Calendar | Membership |
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This week, I am in full on reflection mode. When the calendar turned, I remembered those early days. Email requests for spelt and meditation circles and homeopaths. Questions about full spectrum lighting, Qigong and holistic dentists. I connected the dots and recognized the local appetite for natural health. Here we are 20 years later and still the same questions but more answers. And now there are more people asking and more people with answers. When I'm out talking to people, I just want us all to know each other. My vision of staying connected with information remains the same. Those big plans are yet to be manifested with our organic growth. There are so many wonderful conversations yet to be shared. An idea born all those years ago still burns brightly today. Sometimes the best daily plan is the do nothing strategy. In empty space there is room for intuition to be heard. Sometimes it feels like I've done nothing these years. Today, it feels like I wouldn't change a single thing. Timing is about listening to my own heartbeat. There is nothing I would do differently. If I had, we would not be here now. I am liking this moment we are in. The future is so very bright. We're ready for twenty. Can you do nothing? Naturally,
Founder "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." Socrates Listen to your own heartbeat.In this issue: News | Calendar | MembershipMore on the website: Market | Directory | Social | StoreGet involved with active local volunteers and make a difference. Stay in touch with migrating members around the village. Contact the member concierge for a bit of help. Upgrade to paid membership for extra benefits. Submit a listing for the directory or suggest a category or post an event. Find what you're looking for, even when you're not sure what you're looking for ... details
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Volunteer organizers invite everyone to the annual pro-vegan festival featuring booths with vendors selling products, seminars, talks, workshops and food prep demonstrations ... details |
THE COMMUNITY CALENDAR4 Mon (10am-12pm) Knife Skill 101 Class (FoodCraft)
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Trauma is the invisible force that shapes our lives. It shapes the way we live, the way we love and the way we make. Dr. Maté is a renowned expert on addiction, stress and childhood development. Can our deepest pain be a doorway to healing? We met director Maurizio when he spoke at the 2010 Asia Consciousness Festival and look forward to hearing more ... details |
 THE NATURAL NEWSRead on the website. When Life Gives You Lemons, It’s a Status Symbol (LiHub - 1 Oct 2021) Stock plunges at the tiny company responsible for California's massive oil spill (CNN - 4 Oct 2021) QR code prank leaves Genki Sushi customer with HK$10,000 bill (Coconuts - 4 Oct 2021) Pope, faith leaders sign joint climate appeal before summit (AP - 4 Oct 2021) South African oysters linked to illness in Hong Kong (Food Safety News - 3 Oct 2021) Love shack: new Hong Kong hotel woos in-the-mood couples looking for some alone time (Yahoo - 1 Oct 2021) Why Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Refuse to Send Non-Urgent Emails Outside Normal Work Hours (Inc - 1 Oct 2021) Hidden Hong Kong: A look into Hong Kong’s wild snakes (Localiiz - 28 Sept 2021) A battery that aims to disrupt the history of battery technology (Israel 21 - 29 Sept 2021) Vanishing ice is warping Earth's crust (Live Science - 29 Sept 2021) Engineers Have Invented an Entirely New Approach to Recycling Plastic (Science Alert - 27 Sept 2021) DWS sell-off ‘excessive' as greenwashing in doubt, Citi analysts say (Pionline - 13 Sept 2021) What can countries learn from Hong Kong’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic? (CMAJ - 11 May 2020) >> More fresh news on the website |
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