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in
always
free
integrate
inspire • initiate • indulge • insight • injest • inspect
COME
said the flower
to the bee
AWAKENING
is stress a signal for
awakening
JULINBAH
YOWARL
RAINBOW COR-
ROBOREE
HEART to HEART
ODE TO CHRIS
WATER
DRAGON
predictions
HEALING
FOODS
issue nineteen • autumn 2012 injoymag.com

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editor’s note
For me, the quality of being InJoy comes
from just feeling good about what we
do, what is happening and who we are,
- to one’s self and others. It’s not about
achieving high levels of happiness or
a string of elated experiences—it may
be a sense of deep serenity, breaking
through the last stage of grief when you
finally let go, or when you overcome a
personal limitation that kept you from
being your true self… InJoy can express
itself through an unknown feeling that
makes you tingle all over. People feel
that when they sing, dance, love,
meditate and watch children shine
when they smile and laugh… elders
holding hands still remembering the joy
of sharing intimacy. There are so many
ways to be in joy... be in.. be joy.
Speak of beautiful things, focus on best
outcomes, happenings and memories if
you must go back and remember that
everything is perfect as it is—and be
sure of one thing, change will come...
and love.
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Happiness comes through
doors you didn’t even
know you left open.
who’s InJoy
Ever notice that the
people who are late are
Bhadrena Rose
often much jollier than
the people
Pop Walker
Aunty Annabel
John Douglas
Starseed Garden Nursery
Scott Alexander King
Tara Green
Paul Fass
Dev Lengjel
Donna Grey
Murray Dreschler
Kim Falconer
Leslie dvd reviews
Kim Falconer astro insights
Osho House - session review
. . . always blessings and gratitude to InJoy’s Information Angel in Sydney, Robin Bee
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but you may also be the
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world to one person.
Don’t cry because it’s
over smile because it
happened
and a happy person is one
who can enjoy the scenery
on a detour.
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Up Close and a little bit personal . . .
Denise Chadwick
Sky Wesolowski
Biba Burgess
• Business, career, passion?
Bringing peace and harmony to
people and places through energy
healing, crystal and sound therapy. My
passion is also writing; inspired by the
elemental realm to encourage a love
of nature.
• 3 words describe yourself...
Like a merfairy
• What do you cherish the most?
In February I got to bottle-feed and
connect with a pretty-faced wallaby
called The Beautiful One. She gently
rested her paw on my lap and gazed
deep into my soul.
• What does joy mean to you?
Chocolate.
• When in need, what is the remedy for
your soul?
Meditating on the beach after a good
cycle ride out with nature. I encounter
some amazing creatures and that
always helps.
• If someone wrote a biography about you,
what do you think the title should be?
From Grey to Colour.
• What did you do on Australia Day 2012?
Sent peace and love to this special
land and its people, especially those
for whom Australian Day was not so
happy as mine.
• Business, career, passion?
Trading hemp. Regenerating
rainforest. Annoying many people.
• 3 words describe yourself...
Stubborn • Persistent • Patient
• What do you cherish the most?
My family. The love and respect my
wife and I share and watching all my
children grow and become.
• What does joy mean to you?
Being in the moment. There is a kind of
lightness of being realising that we are
at the time and place we are meant
to be.
• When in need, what is the remedy for
your soul?
Stopping everything and taking a
big deep breath. A good walk on
Coorabell ridge at sunrise will calm
most states and puts things in a
clearer perspective. Walk just about
anywhere (especially in nature) does
work miracles.
• If someone wrote a biography about you,
what do you think the title should be?
Story of an Aries struggling with his
archetype.
• What did you do on Australia Day 2012?
Try to imagine an Australian flag no
one wants to burn.
• Business, career, passion?
As an artist my passion is to create
beautiful meaningful paintings,
jewellery and photographs drawing
inspiration from ancient cultures and
symbology.
• 3 words describe yourself...
• What do you cherish the most?
Colourful • Passionate • Creative
My beautiful daughter and the ability
to appreciate beauty and share that
with others through my work.
• What does joy mean to you?
Feeling free and light.
• When in need, what is the remedy for
your soul?
The sound of the ocean and the
running streams in tranquil places
where I can be creative.
• If someone wrote a biography about you,
what do you think the title should be?
“Dancing with the lightning”.
• What did you do on Australia Day 2012?
I didn’t know whether to be happy or
not, but I had a good time planting
trees and attending the vege garden.
to see more of these colourful creations . . . Biba Burgess Artist Facebook page
reproductions & limited edition prints are available and during my website development you can contact me . .
. bibaburgessartist@gmail.com
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THE TIME IS NOW
It is a wonderful thing that after a six-month unavoidable and
unexpected break InJoy is spreading through our community
again… and beyond.
I love making InJoy Magazine and connecting with you all.
I was looking for an enthusiastic yes when I resumed creating InJoy
first launched in 2008 and what I received from most existing advertisers
and some new was - “Oh yes please, we have really missed it…”
The true value of InJoy Magazine is recognised through the most
common feedback I hear … “Oh I know that magazine, I love it,
makes me feel good… where can I find a new one.”
InJoy Magazine is all about sharing… people’s stories, pictures,
memories, dreams, passions, interests… it’s a place to feel people’s
voices through the words and pictures they choose to share.
InJoy advertisers are as much a part of the story as is the content
and imagery. These advertisers deserve recognition as their trust
and community values are strong and true enough to inspire them
to invest and support our voices through advertising, making InJoy
possible.
Thank You.
This thirty-two page publication has great quality and integrity and
is always free and available to anyone… everyone.
I encourage you to frequent InJoy advertisers... blessings to all.
InJoy has been much of a love job for me for the last three years.
The returns have been great, miraculous and soul serving. Now it is
time to open more doors and welcome all you new advertisers who
have had the thought about being InJoy before... now is the time.
Call me on 0403 135 372, send a text or leave a message
or email editor@injoymag.com
If support flows in then InJoy will return for WINTER 2012...
if not then thank you, this is a divine journey...
with all my heart
Bhadrena Rose
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COME
said the flower to the bee . . .
by bhadrena rose
These days a buzz of a bee
can send a garden into
frenzy as flowers eagerly
wait to be pollinated.
Blind sighted by desire,
flowers farthest from the
buzz lash out with the
sharpest edge of well-razored
leaves and this harshness can
force the more delicate breeds
to shrivel back and wilt…
even before they get to
bloom.
Another flower
joins the challenge,
barging at the bee
with more scent than a
humble bee can handle.
Mesmerised and confused
the bee bounces off many
flowers, distracted from
integrity, lost in competing
signals… pollinating here
and there.
Other flowers can be
contaminated by the chaos as
petals are pulled and stems
twist stories into plots of
poison.
Too many antics over
centuries of seasons can
push a species beyond
decency, until on mass the
flowers seem to be ripping
up their roots that once held
them in place—now rushing
at bees until they are trapped
or flee…
This analogy is for contemporary women, and girls blossoming into womanhood—
and for men who want to remember heaven’s scent.
Once there was a natural time when flowers happily gathered in the garden together.
Seduced into gentle movement by the wind’s breathe they reach up to flourish under
the sun’s golden glow, emanating a spectrum of colour across the landscape.
Together they existed to create an enchanting space… as can a
single flower standing alone. A kaleidoscope of colour, texture, size
and shapes. Young buds dangling from the stems of open flowers in
their glory aspire to share their beauty . . . soon.
Time is cyclic, bees will come and go. Flowers are always
attractive when in bloom and a bee’s instinct will lead
him to the flowers he wants to pollinate. Different flowers
draw certain bees close, this is the nature of things… a truly
mysterious force.
No one knows why less bees follow the natural way these days.
No one really knows who were the first flowers to pull up their roots and
rush from the garden… setting an unfortunate precedent in their
flurry.
The garden has had many seasons of unrest since that first
shift. Historical records and reason have justified the many
changes… and still the bee does come, propelled with
nature’s destiny in his jeans… whoops, genes.
But these days he must maneouver a range of unfavourable
tactics and unfortunate temptations to find flowers who still
holds heaven’s scent… and are willing to share. Sadly much
of the garden has been corrupted and what an approaching
bee may find is often a shame.
Flowers too commonly pull at other petals, vying for yet
another position. Some rip away their own roots and
give chase. There are flowers who rip at other’s roots and
these are not always the likes of venus fly traps—no even
the most alluring bunch can be less than sweet.
And then too very young blossoms begin to prance out in
front of the bunch, guided by the sway of wilting violets still clinging to seasons from
long before. And nearly all flowers incessantly flap their petals in the breeze and this
unnecessary chatter may become as a strangling vine smothers a sapling.
The need to propagate and control the garden’s growth can become obsessive and
the static from these flowers can overpower the buzz of an unsuspecting bee… or
drown the crescendo of crickets at dusk.
and
The chase, tactics, unnecessary competition and unwanted
jealousy—all these unfortunate qualities lace the modern garden…
and this is not the saddest part of this fractured fairytale.
The greatest shame I see is young blossoming buds who wiggle
with allure before their petals have even opened…
buds filled with tomorrow’s beauty are being distorted
misguided before they emanate their own divinity.
And what do the young bees do now?
If you can write a great ending for this story, please email no more than 500 words to:
editor@injoymag.com
I plan to publish the best one I receive in the next edition... WINTER 2012
Send it in before April 10 th 2012
Maybe I’ll find a prize too
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health& wellbeing • • • •
Integrate
Is Stress a Signal for Awakening?
by John Douglas © 2012
Stress is our body/mind’s natural response to a hectic modern
lifestyle. It’s a message to slow down. It begins as a whisper
in the body and gets louder and louder till something
eventually snaps: tense and tight, muscles contracted and
jaw clenched desperately trying to stay in control. Thoughts
begin to churn out of control, tumbling over each other and
often we are focused on the future, all the things we need
to get done… or the past, something we feel incomplete
about or regret, wallowing, resistant and often are driven by
those reoccurring thought about ourselves… “I’m worthless,
life’s hopeless, I’m a terrible parent… and no one loves me
because I am unlovable”.
Stress can be conscious and also unconscious… and our
compulsion to keep it all together, just keep going at all costs
is because we are afraid of what might happen if stop or
simply let go.
Everyone suffers from tension and stress on some level at
some time, it ebbs and flows through our systems. It is our
teacher and our lesson is to manage our stress levels so to
create a healthy lifestyle. Unchecked and unmanaged stress
can accumulate as toxins in the body and in the nervous
system and can lead to a whole range of dis-ease and can
lead us on a downward spiral.
Choice One • Have Another Latte
Keep driving the machine (your body/mind/nervous system)
onwards to complete everything and meet the pressures
from the outer world. Coffee has become the popular drug
of choice in the industrial world because it works like a credit
card. It gives us access to energy we don’t have like a credit
card gives us access to money we don’t have.
Choice Two • Simply Stop
Take a deep breath. Close your eyes and go inside. Stop and
feel. Feel the tension. Take some time out. Sip a relaxing tea
instead of something stimulating. Focus inwards. Prioritise
and rearrange your schedule and make some space for
yourself. Share with a friend, laugh and discharge stress.
Then you can return to your day refreshed with renewed
energy… your cycle of stress needs to be broken for a new
perspective to enter.
Choice Three • Disengage Completely
Go for a walk, swim at the beach, get a massage, lie down
and just be still for a moment, switch off your phone, unwind
in water, make love . . . smile.
For most of us stress has to reach an acute level before we
deal with it. The insidious aspect of this cycle is that we live
with rising ebbs and deeper flows, thinking we can handle it
all, that we are on top of it until suddenly we ‘loose it’ and feel
completely out of control and fall apart.
The strange thing is that often the more tense we are the
harder it is to stop and unwind. It’s almost more painful to
stop than to keep going on auto-pilot. Sometimes when we
stop we may have to face feelings we have been avoiding.
Always keeping busy can be a great distraction from deeper
feelings.
Managing stress is an exercise in awareness. It is a journey
that has the capacity to eventually take us home if we find
the right path. It really is all about the choices we make and
finding balance between doing and being… when we master
being we master our life experience.
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Too much doing, too much working, too much talking,
too much thinking, too much driving, too much time on
the computer, too much worrying, too many unfelt and
unresolved feelings. We experience pressure at work, pressure
at home and this can set up an unhealthy cycle. Instead of
feeling supported and nurtured at home by our family we find
ourselves confronted and struggling around control, then
we can feel guilty, blaming, ashamed, victimised, resentful…
and more exhausted. This is the toxic cycle of stress. It leaks
out into every aspect of our lives like battery acid, corroding
everything we hold dear.
Remember we do have choices. We can listen to our body
that constantly giving us little signals. We feel it in the eyes,
we feel it in the shoulders and the neck and the back. We feel
drained or agitated. We do have a choice…
It seems successful people are busy and so many of us become
obsessed with packing in as much as possible in a day. For
now onwards we all need to give ourselves permission to
take some time to recharge and relax in between our busy
schedules.... turn the phone, computer and TV off, unplug

your thoughts of the outer world and unwind, reflect, relax
and hold space for our inner selves.
A good barometer of our stress levels is whether we are
able to stop and listen. Listen to your breath, listen to the
sounds of nature… and listen to the silence.
The breath is a very simple and powerful tool. A few
conscious breaths will turn our attention inside and return
us to the here & now. This is a significant shift because
when we are stressed we are not present. It is this sense
of here & now presence that is the key to transforming our
awareness. It’s important for each of us to find our own
unique way or ways of accessing this sense of our inner
sensitivities and our place of inner peace. Meditation.
Dancing. Swimming. Martial Arts. Surfing. Walking. Yoga.
Massage. Commune with nature. Listen to music. Making
love. Relaxing in hot water. Playing… there are so many
ways to choose from.
For me the sauna takes me home every time. My tension
dissolves easily in the heat, toxins are released rapidly My
body relaxes at a very deep level, tense muscles melting
in the heat, stressful thoughts dissolve as my attention is
drawn inward and I am left feeling serene, recharged and
present with my life. It works every time.
And of course my favourite place for this is KIVA SPA, an
oasis of peace nestled in the heart of Mullumbimby... see
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Ultimately when we are stressed we are stuck in our ego, in
our story, in our separateness. By shifting our perception,
redirecting our awareness, taking a few deep breathes…
from here we can begin to allow, to accept things as they
are, to see your cup always half full and feel connected
abundant and grateful so you can be at peace and trust
the natural ebb and flow of life.
“Emotional adversity is just like the weather,
let it move through.” Matthew and Terces Engleheart
Integrate
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Integrate
health& wellbeing • • • •
Welcome to the next
evolutionary stage of
ANIMAL
DREAMING...
a bit of history first...
On a warm day in February 1998,
Scott and Trudy opened a little
healing centre in Woori-Yallock, a
small incidental country town in
Victoria’s Yarra Valley.
‘Circle of Stones Healing Lodge attracted
a loyal cluster of customers interested in the
different healing modalities and meditation
classes the centre had to offer. Scott’s readings
and workshops and the thrill of having an esoteric
shop in the Valley that sold spiritual books and
crystals really put this business on the map.
And as is the way when something is ‘right’, Circle
of Stones soon outgrew the little cottage it was
born into and moved to Main Street Warburton,
a town celebrated for its healing energies, the
crystal-laden Yarra River, the snow-capped Mt
Donna Buang and its population of natural
therapists, healers, psychics and teachers.
approach to life helped brand
the well recognised name
‘Animal Dreaming’ and
anchor it as a company of
high integrity, spiritual honesty
and grounding.
The next chapter ...
If you haven’t come in to meet
us yet... across from the cinema in
Jonson Street . . .
Welcome to Animal Dreaming Byron Bay, the
new home of Scott’s work: the new shop, the
new look, new books, new events, retreats
and workshops, a new ever-growing circle of
friends, new healing modalities, services and
experiences . . .
and most importantly, Welcome 2012,
a new and exciting time of unity, healing and
shamanic understanding that encompasses
everything Animal Dreaming represents and
has to offer.’
Scott Alexander King
Our shop quickly became a popular destination
for many of the tourists who flock to Warburton
each year) and it was here Scott wrote his bestselling
book, ANIMAL DREAMING. Here the seed
was planted and since our work is growing into
a strong, powerful and enduring Oak Tree.
Selling Circle of Stones ten years later, we moved
our family north to the beauty of Byron Bay and
again opened a retail shop that continues the
tradition of offering ethical trading while offering
a beautiful range of hand-dug Madagascan
crystals, spiritual books, incense and local art,
with popular workshops and readings based on
my books (of which now there are now several).
My philosophy and our nature-based spiritual
Scott Alexander King is a shaman, visionary and
zoomancer – an individual that examines the habits
and appearance of animals to help explain or reveal
the future path of other people. He is the author of,
among others, ‘Animal Dreaming’, a shamanic field
guide that offers insight into the wisdom of over 200
indigenous and introduced Australasian animals
and the international best-selling ‘Animal Dreaming
Oracle Cards’. Scott is available for interviews,
workshops and seminars. He and his family live in
NSW’s picturesque Northern Rivers and have a retail
shop in Byron Bay. To learn more about Scott, his
books, his work and his shop . . .
. . . visit: www.animaldreaming.com
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Have you ever wanted to know what animal
spirits are walking with you as guides,
totems, teachers or healers?
Well, why not book a reading with Scott
Alexander King, author of the book,
ANIMAL DREAMING, and the ANIMAL
DREAMING ORACLE CARDS.
Visit Scott at his shop.
Animal Dreaming is located at 109 Jonson
Street, Byron Bay, or you can phone to book
a private reading, consultation
or attend one of his inspiring workshops.
02 6680 9899 ANIMAL DREAMING www.animaldreaming.com

Integrate
EGG WHITE
as a first aid remedy
A young man sprinkling his lawn and bushes with pesticides wanted to check the contents of the
barrel to see how much pesticide remained in it. He raised the cover and lit his lighter; the vapors
inflamed and engulfed him. He jumped from his truck, screaming. His neighbor came out of her
house with a dozen eggs, yelling: “bring me some eggs!” She broke them, separating the whites
from the yolks. The neighbor woman helped her to apply the whites on the young man’s face.
When the ambulance arrived and when the EMTs saw the young man, they asked who had done
this. Everyone pointed to the lady in charge. They congratulated her and said: “You have saved his
face.” By the end of the summer, the young man brought the lady a bouquet of roses to thank her.
His face was like a baby’s skin.
healing miracle for burns:
Keep in mind this treatment of burns which is included in the method of teaching beginner fireman.
First aid consists to spraying cold water on the affected area until the heat is reduced and stops
burning the layers of skin. Then, spread egg whites on the affected are.
One woman burned a large part of her hand with boiling water. In spite of the pain, she ran cold
faucet water on her hand, separated 2 egg white from the yolks, beat them slightly and dipped her
hand in the solution. The whites then dried and formed a protective layer.
She later learned that the egg white is a natural collagen and continued during at least one hour
to apply layer upon layer of beaten egg white. By afternoon she no longer felt any pain and the
next day there was hardly a trace of the burn. 10 days later, no trace was left at all and her skin had
regained its normal color. The burned area was totally regenerated thanks to the collagen in the
egg whites, a placenta full of vitamins.
Pass it on. Sent to InJoy by numerous sources, so it must be a good one!
‘Yesterday we obeyed kings
and bent our necks before
emperors...
But today we kneel only to
truth, follow only beauty...
and obey only love.’
Kahlil Gibran with Bhavik Pankaj Thaker
‘When you realise just how
perfect everything is you will
tilt your head back and
laugh at the sky.’
Buddha
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Integrate
health& wellbeing • • • •
6 steps to create your
own organic permaculture
garden
Tara Green©2012
NaturalNews Organic gardening avoids the
use of chemicals to make plants grow or
protect them from insects, relying instead
on natural gardening principles used for
thousands of years. Permaculture organic
gardening goes a step further and also
emphasizes growing plants sustainably,
working with rather than against the grain
of the natural environment. Permaculture
organic gardening is growing in
popularity as more people realize that it
offers an inexpensive and relatively lowmaintenance
way to grow their own fruits,
vegetables, herbs and flowers.
1Choosing a location
Observe your property at different times
of day. Consider which areas receive the
most sun, which are in shade for much of
the day. Depending on where you live, if
sunshine is a scarce commodity, you will
want to expose plants to receive as much
as possible. On the other hand, in desert
regions, you will not want your plants to
be in the area most likely to be parched by
sun exposure. Also think protecting your
garden from the paths where strong winds
tend to blow through your property. Even
a small property will have microclimates --
notice these and plant accordingly to give
different plants either more sun or more
shade according to their preference.
2 Selecting plants
Avoid disease-prone plants which require
time-consuming chores such as spraying
and pruning by the gardener. Select
plants which will thrive in your area rather
than those which will require extra labor
on your part to protect them from the
environment. As far as possible, select
plants which serve multiple purposes,
such as fruit trees which will put forth
blossoms in one season, fruit to pick in
another, and provide shade for when
you want to sit and enjoy your garden’s
natural beauty. Native plants are also
more likely to attract local pollinators such
as bees, and to draw butterflies so that
your garden contains even more natural
beauty.
3 Making a home for
your plants
Raised beds require less physical effort on
the part of the gardener and also benefit
plants, providing better air circulation,
more protection from spring chills and
improved usage of water. Raised beds
also mean a small permaculture garden
is an option even for apartment dwellers
and others with little available space since
you can rely on containers and vertical
gardening principles.
4 Feeding your plants
One of the key concepts of permaculture
organic gardening is to avoid waste.
Having a garden gives you a means of
re-using natural waste such as eggshells,
apple cores, coffee grinds as well as yard
waste which many people throw away. You
can either purchase or make a compost bin
to turn this organic material into gardening
gold which can be used to help your plants
grow.
5 Watering your plants
Modern gardeners who do not follow
sustainability principles tend to draw
heavily on piped-in water resources, often
using hoses and sprinklers to make plants
which require abundant water grow in
a desert climate. Permaculture organic
gardening tries to use natural water as
much as possible, maximizing the use of
groundwater and rainwater. Rain barrels
allow you to collect rainfall and extend its
use over longer periods of time.
6 Protecting plants from
pests
Eschewing the use of chemicals does not
have to mean a garden full of pests. You
can use companion gardening principles,
growing plants which deter pests near
those which attract them. There is also
a natural synergy between some plants
which means planting them near each
other increases your yield. Also, just as
some herbs have a medicinal effect on
human health, they also offer benefits to
plants which grow near them. For more
information about companion planting,
visit http://www.appropedia.org/CCAT_
companion_planting and http://www.
gardeningknowhow.com
If you have space and live in an area where
it is permissible to keep poultry, chickens
can make a wonderful addition to a
permaculture garden. If they are permitted
free-range for most of the day, they will
consume many pests. Chicken manure also
contributes beneficial nitrogen to the soil
of your garden.
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learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/035038_permaculture_gardening_how_to.html#ixzz1nlS6a7yd

Integrate
Discover an obscure,
inexpensive,
Arugula
easy to use
Tasty Superfood
by Paul Fassa
NaturalNews There is yet another cancer
preventing cruciferous vegetable that few
know about. It is perfect for salads or pesto.
Uncooked, the nutrients and enzymes are
preserved. It’s a green called arugula. It’s
health benefits exceed most other greens.
Unlike most cruciferous veggies, arugula
tastes good raw. Preparing arugula is easy.
The dark green leaves let you know arugula is
high in chlorophyll. Chlorophyll molecules are
similar to red blood cells.
Cooking greens to cause them to slightly
lose their bright green luster degrades their
chlorophyll content and intact chlorophyll
helps prevent DNA and liver damage.
The elusive but important vitamin K
family is found in arugula. Vitamin K2
is important for bone absorption of
calcium and not so well understood
is vitamin K’s contribution to
cardiovascular health.
Vitamin K also
minimises brain
matter calcifications
that often result in
Alzheimer’s disease.
Most of the
plaque that forms
inside arterial
wall surfaces is
calcification from
calcium that bones
and teeth don’t absorb
and vitamin K helps keep
calcium from collecting in
the bloodstream and other
soft tissue.
Arugula is high in fiber, which aids digestive
elimination. Vitamin B complex is rich in arugula with
high amounts of folate, the natural source of folic
acid. Arugula is high in vitamin C, A, and P. In addition
to magnesium, iron and copper content is strong in
arugula as well.
Additionally, the phytochemicals in arugula contain
lots of sulfur compounds, which enable the body’s
cells to detox further by helping the liver create more
glutathione. Glutathione is the master antioxidant that
is created by the liver if the right nutrient precursors are
available. It is difficult to find a more nutritious single
plant food than arugula. Though sometimes cleaned
and packaged, buying arugula in fresh bunches with
their roots is optimum. Do your own cleaning. Arugula
bunches resemble fresh spinach bunches.
Arugula should be eaten often to obtain and maintain
its benefits. To make it easier, arugula tastes better
uncooked than all other cruciferous veggies. Mixing
arugula with other greens in salads are obvious easy
choices.
Pesto is another tasty choice for consuming
arugula raw with its nutrients intact.
You can make a pesto using arugula
combined with the traditional basil
leaves and/or cilantro. Cilantro is
recognised as a detoxifying
agent, especially
effective for eliminating
mercury.
All pesto mixes
include lots of leaves
of your choice, a few
pine nuts or walnuts,
some fresh garlic cloves,
sea salt, grated parmesan
cheese (optional), and lots
of cold pressed olive oil all
blended in a food processor.
When you get a thick, porous
texture, apply the pesto to pasta or any other
food, even sandwiches.
Whatever isn’t used can be sealed and
refrigerated. A thin topping of olive oil inhibits
oxidation. Here’s a recipe example to get you
started. Substitute or include arugula/ cilantro
with less or no basil.
read more : http://www.naturalnews.com/033604_arugula_superfood.html#ixzz1YRXCE7WF
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Integrate
health& wellbeing • • • •
personal experience:
Recently a friend of mine had forty
white-tail spider bites... goggle it
and have a look at the effects of
one, intense!
The miracle remedies and healing
agent some of you may know
about, I didn’t but now I do I want
to share it with everyone...
aloe vera
bandaids
I have tried them myself and they
are very soothing and waterproof
for half an hour or so.
process...
Cut a large thick piece of aloe vera
and slice across the leaf to the size
you need. Split this open along the
skin and using a sharp knife take a
slither of gel from inside the leaf to
the size you will need to cover the
wound, as thin as possible.
Remove all the moisture by
pressing the slither inside a paper
towel. Apply to area and sit still
while it draws to your body.. if it
slides or slips just repeat the paper
towel part of the process and then
reapply and be patient.
When it does attach you’ll have
created a natural, hygenic, soothing,
healing band-aid that won’t
fall off till you wash it off.
Yes, to remove use water and rub
the edges with a cotton pad until
it releases. Be brave.
in touch
first-hand experience of healers, sessions & therapies
You may have caught up with the owner/operator Minas at the
Starlight Wellbeing Expo’s Healathon in January where he was
giving away free massages. You may also have been one of the
recipients of more than 50 free treatments that were offered by the
Team from Osho’s House at their Healing Centre Open Day.
If you missed out here is an update of
What’s New at Osho’s House Healing Centre.
The Team at Osho’s House is now made up of
Carine who is a therapeutic massage therapist and reiki master,
Helena who is a remedial massage therapist and offers health care
rebates, Kobie who is remedial massage therapist also offering
health care rebates and specialising in craniosacral treatments,
Minas who is a massage therapist and reiki practitioner, Fiona who
is a tarot reader and psychic healer, Jodie who does soul retreival
and shamanic healing and Julie who is the creator and facilitator
for “journey in colour”
workshops.
The Healing Centre has
also taken on the sales of
a new product which is
the SAMANVAYAPURE
skin care range based
on Ayurvedic principles.
The product is made
and produced by a local
Minas, Carine, Kobie, Helena.
Not in the picture are Fiona, Jodie and Julie
girl in the Byron Shire. Also still on sale are the colourful cards and
paintings from Julie’s range of “journey in colours”. You will also feel
at one with the divine sacred geometry works on display. Minas says
the only products we sell are ones we make and we don’t make wild
claims about any of them other than to say we use them ourselves.
The Healing Centre’s facilities include an infra-red sauna which
promotes detoxification, burns fat and regulates blood pressure.
Special package deals are available
combining massage and sauna sessions.
Check out their Facebook page for more information,
pictures and latest news
http://www.facebook.com/oshoshouse
Phone: 02 6685 6792 or 0411 114 344
1/30 Carlyle St (across from tennis courts) Byron Bay
www.byron-bay.com/oshoshouse
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The next ‘Kids Village’ will be at the Julinbah Yowarl Festival March 16-20
The program will includes... ‘Art with Living Plants and Herbs’, ‘Green Smoothies and Yoga for Radiant Health’, Live
Sing Alongs by ‘Lewis Parter’ and others, ‘Aboriginal Art and Dreamtime Stories’ and see GGK article and recipes on
page 19 of this issue of InJoy...
the community would like to thank Paul & Mam for all the light they bring
to the streets of Byron... after dusk on weekends you can be enchanted by
byron star lights, a special place at the top end of Jonson Street.
www.byronstarlights.com
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- MEDIA RELEASE -
Jubullum Community presents
JULINBAH YOWARL
RAINBOW CORROBOREE
16 th -20 th March 2012
The Bunjalung Elders from Jubullum Community
near Tabulam NSW invite everyone to come
and camp at the majestic Rocky River for another
Julinbah Yowarl or Rainbow Corroboree.
This cultural experience has been evolving
over the last 2 years into a successful family-friendly event,
bridging people of many cultures.
Celebrating the oldest culture in the world will be the local
Warlah-Bal Djunagun Dance Troupe, who are the hosts
and have been dazzling the audience for the last three
Corroborees with their Dance and Ceremony.
There will be performances from
other Indigenous Artists and Dreamtime Art on displays.
Proceeds from this event go directly to the improvement of the
Corroboree Ground and facilities
as well as the development
of an Indigenous Culture/Language School on the site.
The Musicians from a wider Northern NSW community
and far beyond continue to generously
support this Community Fundraiser
and this March we are on for another musical feast:
Dubshack, Fyah Walk, Murray Kyle, Mystic Beats... and more.
For the second time the event is hosting Kobya,
bringing the invigorating sounds of
Mozambique into the Australian Bush.
The Rainbow Chai Tent and other market stalls
will offer some food and refreshments for sale.
There is no alcohol welcome or for sale and other intoxicants
are also not welcome.
An exciting addition to the
March 2012 Corroboreel are new two spaces :
Happy People Chill
and Falafel Lounge Cafe
both offering a unique audio visual experiences
in the tradition of the Cyber Tribal Exodus Festival.
Byron Movement Orchard and Dome shows
tangible visions of a Sustainable Future
The gathering is an opportunity to connect with others
through sharing Art, Lore, Language, BushFood Workshops,
The Mystery Dingo Tours Walkabout… and more.
It is also an invitation to have the ultimate camping experience
and connect with especially enchanting land
only two hours scenic drive from Byron Bay,
through Casino towards Tenterfield. Follow directions from Plains Stations Road
off the Bruxner Highway.
entry: $50 – children under 15 free
For media interviews and for more information
please contact Sky on 0266871706
or email skyhemp@gmail.com
the majestic Rocky River

Indigenous Matters
It’s about our tomorrow, but today you and I can make a positive diffference.
Pop Harry Mundine Walker and Aunty Annabel Walker
pictured with great grandson RJ are Elders of the Jubullum
community on the beautiful Rocky River, Tabulam New
South Wales.
Pop and Aunty are warm-hearted people who share and
care for their family of four generations and the mob in
and around their community, and they also share culture
at public opening and events... you may have been
privileged by their presence, story and dance at the Byron
Spirit Festival in Feb 2012. They visit schools, prisons,
community halls and churches to help bring culture to all
people.
Their giving nature makes my heart sing.
Pop Harry is a member of the Bunjalung Elders Council
Aboriginal Corporation and he is a cultural heritage
knowledge holder, Elder and mentor for the Warhlabal
Tribe of the lower Rocky River.
Pop is highly respected in the Jubullum community where
he teaches the language and way beyond his community...
all over Australia people recognise and love Pop Harry and
Aunty Annabel for the way they welcome all people and
share Aboriginal culture with so many.
Pop has made a beautiful six disc DVD boxset where he
shares his stories with you, language, place, history and
Aboriginal culture.
It is called Poppy Harry Mundine Walker.
This is for all the people they do not get to meet on their
travels. It is a first-hand true account of Aboriginality... It is
a treasure and you can purchase this boxset for $80 (plus
postage).
If you email editor@injoymag.com I will personally arrange
your delivery and way of payment.
Recently Pop and Aunty took ten to the Byron Spirit
Festival in Mullumbimby and we put them on a stall and
within minutes of Pop mesmerising the audience with his
story of the GURRAMAN - with kangaroo dance told by
Lewis Walker - there was only one left.
These DVD’s are a valuable resource for all schools, home/
families and anyone interested in Aboriginal culture and
ways of being living with this land.
And... I am delighted to announce that Pop has offered to
share his stories and wisdom in the next edition of InJoy
Magazine... as the feature for Winter 2012.
InJoy Magazine is a portal for community and people to
connect and share their stories and so I would also like to
connect with the community here —
with respect and love, Bhadrena Rose
Before I make a hundred phone calls to speak to a few
people who will most likely lead me along miles of red
tape... I felt to reach out to the private sector of our
community—to the people who read InJoy Magazine.
At Aunty and Pop’s request we share this story with you;
“In 2011 when Brisbane had those big floods we had
big floods here too. SES helped us at the time with
bad emergencies but after that we got no help. Other
people got help, we saw that in the newspaper but we
lost everything. The church gave us the land but the
house was so bad it had to be taken away.
We need a house for our family and we even have our
great grand children with us, which is wonderful. They
dance and speak their traditional language
and this makes us very happy.”
I feel privileged to support these very special people.
I know our community can come together and we
support great causes and people. So I trust also we can
come together here.
Tradesmen, builder, plumbers, electricians, tilers, all of
you, please consider coming together for this project...
you will be recognised.
Contact me for more information
Bhadrena - 0403 135 372 or email... editor@injoymag.
com
My other vision is that a kit home company would be
interested in an iconic marketing stratergy, supported
by InJoy Magazine and other media vehicles, using the
establishment of a home on Pop and Aunty’s land in
Tabulam as a vehicle for promotion.
This could become a wonderful project to extend to
other Aboriginal Elders who are sharing culture with all
peoples to ensure the land sings the dreamtime stories
still... for all of us and beyond.
It is with my greatest love and respect I support this
initiative... it is a dream and it is time for dreams to come
true, especially for people like Pop and Aunty who share
much of their precious time caring for family and the
future... they deserve a home to rest and replenish and
keep their family safe.
Thank You.
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at the heart of our culture • • • •

Inspire
feather art by bhadrena rose
art & culture • • • •
An Ode to Chris…
Bhadrena Rose
I was blessed to meet Chris just before his passing
last December. It was a deep, brief but profound
connection. I saw him one more time before he
danced into the spirit world at Christmas time
2011. This meeting was again brief but the
resonance of our previous connection remained
and through a glance we remembered.
TWO FRIENDS
WERE WALKING
THROUGH THE DESERT,
DURING SOME POINT
THEY HAD AN
ARGUMENT AND ONE
FRIEND SLAPPED THE
OTHER
THE ONE WHO GOT
SLAPPED WAS HURT
AND WITHOUT
SAYING ANYTHING
WROTE IN THE SAND:
‘TODAY MY BEST FRIEND
SLAPPED ME’
THEY KEPT WALKING
UNTIL THEY FOUND
AN OASIS WHERE THEY
DECIDED TO TAKE A BATH.
THE ONE WHO HAD BEEN
SLAPPED GOT STUCK AND
STARTED DROWNING AND
HIS FRIEND SAVED HIM.
AFTER HE RECOVERED HE
WROTE ON A STONE:
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There are people I have had connections with for
years that have not reached the place with me
that Chris did… in a moment’s grace, the right
moment, the right opening and the connection
was made.This is my experience and I feel to take
this moment to share.
During his passing and after so many questions
were asked, so many stories told, grew and twisted
and grew again and eventually it seemed that
Chris himself was hidden beneath a quandary of
questions.
So it is here that I simply and humbly speak of
Chris, to honour the greatest sparkle in his eye,
the cheek to play with life and step where others
fear to tread. I feel him dancing in the stars and
this brings me great comfort in the expansion of
all things.
Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack in everything
That’s how the light gets in.
Leonard Cohen
one of the exquisite pieces created by Christopher Vale
‘TODAY MY BEST FRIEND
SAVED ME’
THE FRIEND WHO
SLAPPED AND SAVED HIS
FRIEND ASKED:
‘AFTER I HURT YOU YOU
WROTE IN THE SAND
AND NOW
YOU WRITE ON STONE,
WHY?’
THE FRIEND REPLIED:
‘WHEN SOMEONE HURTS
US WE SHOULD WRITE IT
DOWN IN SAND,
WHERE WINDS OF
FORGIVENESS CAN
ERASE IT AWAY.
BUT, WHEN SOMEONE
DOES SOMETHING GOOD
FOR US, WE MUST MARK
IT IN STONE WHERE NO
WIND CAN EVER ERASE IT’
LEARN TO WRITE YOUR
HURTS IN THE SAND
AND CARVE YOUR
BENEFITS IN STONE.
source unknown

Inspire
If you come across great sites... send a link and the reason why to editor@injoymag.com
OH THE PLACES YOU’LL GO
Based on Dr. Seuss’s final book before his death, this is a story about life’s ups and downs…
told by people of Burning Man 2011- the most fabulous festival on this planet. Directed by: Teddy Saunders.
This link is a very beautiful watch… inspiring and simply true… and if you want to see a seven minute snippet of the incredible
environment created at Burning Man Festivals. . .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?=ahv_1IS7SiE&feature=youtube
art & culture • • • •
LINK TO THE ENCHANTED FOREST
Find your power animal for the day...
http://www.poweranimalsunleashed.com/enchantedforest.htm
When I tried the elephant was my animal spirit... and this is what was unleashed:
Ah, what power is yours… a tower of strength. Your heart is full of courage and you know that you can do and be anything
you care to. After all, you are the elephant.
With the elephant spirit within you, you will be able to command attention and hold power without saying a word. When you are
this strong, when you have this much power, you can do and say little and still have great impact. Your power is absolute; there is
no need to talk about it. You command the situation simply by being... go to link to read more
TROLL on the net
from Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous or off-topic
messages in an online community such as an online discussion forum, chat room, or
blog with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response or otherwise disrupting normal on-topic
discussion. The noun troll may refer to the provocative message itself, as in “That was an excellent troll you posted”.
While the word troll and its associated verb trolling are associated with Internet discourse, media attention in recent years
has made such labels subjective, with trolling describing intentionally provocative actions and harassment outside of an
online context. For example, mass media has used troll to describe “a person who defaces Internet tribute sites with the
aim of causing grief to families.” The “trollface” or “coolface” first appeared in 2008 and is often used to indicate trolling in
contemporary internet culture. Modern usage of the word itself dates from 1980s.
ASTROLOGY at it’s best
A great site for clear, concise and
conscious raising insights and
predictions. Created by Byron Bay’s
Kim Falconer, my favourite astrologer.
www.falconastrology.com
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art & culture • • • •
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DVD
reviews
• • • • Leslie’s choice
I always have people asking me for lists to make it easier to choose
DVDs… I even had someone come into the shop the other day with
a old copy of Injoy Magazine with movie reviews in hand ready to
pick out their DVDs… Leslie.
Here are Leslie’s Favourite Films for 2011…
Anonymous drama
The Iron Lady drama
Midnight in Paris romantic comedy
Crazy Stupid Love comedy
Rise of the Planet of the Apes action
Bridesmaids comedy
The Beaver drama
The Guard black comedy
Super 8 action/family
Source Code Sci/Fi action
Water for Elephants romantic/drama
Incendies foreign drama
Never Let Me Go Sci/Fi drama
Limitless Sci/Fi action
Griff the Invisible comedy
Barneys Version comedy
Gnomeo and Juliet family
The Help drama
Get Low- black comedy
The Hunter thriller
Jane Eyre drama
Sleeping Beauty art house
Kings Speech historical drama
Ghost Writer thriller
A Deal is a Deal black comedy
Cemetery Junction comedy
Black Swan thriller
Babies documentary
Emmas Bliss foreign drama
Heartbreaker foreign comedy
Sarah’s Key foreign drama
The Warriors Way foreign action fantasy
see
more
reviews
in store . . .
The Tree- Australian drama
Made in Dagenham true story
Me and Orson Wells drama
The Messenger drama
True Grit western
I Love you Too aussie comedy
Winters Bone drama
City Island comedy
The Last Station historical drama
Broken Embraces foreign drama
Let The Right One In foreign horror
Agora historical drama
The Kids are All Right drama
Another Year black comedy
Mother and Child drama
Boy comedy
Moon Sci/Fi
An Education comedy
If Leslie helps you
with some great
DVD tips, take her in
a flower or something
sweet one day
to say thank you...
a lovely idea.
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Three years in the making the Byron Shire’s first
sculpture walk has come to fruition.
The Bangalow Sports Field have
a sculpture walk which is a fusion
of ten Northern Rivers artists who
have installed their creations
along the walk… which will be on show
for three to four months. Art along the walk will
hopefully change regularly.
Currently the participating artists are: Daniel
Clemmett, Allen Horstmanshof , Suvira McDonald,
Mel Robyn, Lucy Vader, Glen Sanders, David Walsh,
Noel Walsh, Jim Blower and Craig Raynor.
The walk acts as an open-air sculpture gallery
so artists can present large works to a wider
audience, a wonderful opportunity to have a
look at the ever changing scape of sculpture.
Curator Dev
Lengjel says:
“After three years
we have achieved
the goal to bring
public art to
the Byron Shire.
Council itself
supported the
project with the
concrete pads and
of course council
staff with its
hands on getting
those pads into
the ground.
Artists are the ones
to be applauded,
as they are the
ones putting
up the money
for this venture
by producing
amazing works.
Public art, in this case sculpture, enhances a
communities understanding and wellbeing of
its identity. Public art delights and confronts and
certainly will get everyone talking.
I hope that this venture eventually will attract
monetary support so that artists and curator may
get some financial recompense. I am part of a panel
that has been putting together a public art policy,
which is long overdue, so that public art has a
foundation to work from. with a policy in place we
can hold council accountable as well as apply for
funding in the future.
The involvement and support of the Bangalow
sports association shows that community
groups can work together to facilitate a common
denominator. The art can act as a catalyst for
people to enjoy sports and the sports people may
find the artist in them. a win win situation of the
most creative kind.”
Inspire
a horse saves a blind dog from drowning COLLINS OKELLO
A young journalist covered a story on gender
roles in Kabul, Afghanistan
several years before the Afghan conflict.
At the time she noted that women customarily
walked five paces behind their husbands.
Recently she returned to Kabul and observed that
women still walk behind their husbands.
Despite the overthrow of the oppressive Taliban
regime the women seem content to maintain the
old custom. The journalist approached one of the
Afghani women and asked, ‘Why do you follow with
an old custom that you once tried so
desperately to change?’
The woman looked her straight in
the eyes and without hesitation
explained, “Land mines”.
STOP PRESS
Solar Lights . . . Inside and Out
posted by Starfire, Universal Energy Grid
If you are ever in a situation where you
are without electricity for a period of time
or want to save power costs, take charged up
solar lights into your home.
You can set them in plastic bottles weighed
down with crystal chips or colorful marbles,
sand, pebbles or aquarium gravel. Bring them
into your house and place them around where
you need light.
They can provide nice, bright, safe, free light!
Set them back out in the sunlight each day to
recharge and bring them in at night.
See for yourself how beautiful they can be. Try
some in each room and see your whole house
light up. They are a perfect source of light and
some can illuminate your space all night long if
you want.
The cost is no more than the effort it takes to
bring them in and set them out each day (plus
of course the initial cost of the lights).
As long as you continue to recharge them
they’ll be ready for use any time, anywhere.
Perfect for power outages… a great but simple
step towards helping the environment in a
beautiful way.
art & culture • • • •
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youth, family, community • • • •
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GGK’s‘Kids Village’ in the heart of the Byron Spirit
Festival - February 2012
‘Green Gene Kids’ was
inspired after a 7 day
green smoothie retreat
with ‘Victoria Boutenko’,
based on ‘Green Smoothies’,
the work of ‘Byron Katie’ and
many amazing life revealing
documentaries.
by Donna Grey © 2012
Introducing the ‘Green Smoothie’ to my
daughters at three and five, beginning with
just 1 small cup of each day, transformed my
children into healthier, happier and more aware
beings, reducing their illnesses drastically,
developing their own body tuning senses and
eliminating all processed food cravings.
With this kind of result I was determined to
spread the word and share the results hence,
‘Green Gene Kids’ began as the wholesome
concept that it is.
GGK’s goal is to help as many families as possible
in becoming more ‘aware’, enabling an easier
transition AWAY FROM the ever evolving,
additive laced processed foods, product toxicity,
environmental EMFs (electromagnetic fields
effecting behaviour and development) and
unsustainable over consumerism impacting
the livelihood of our planet, the source of our
only trusted livelihood as the direct result of
extreme systematic conditioning, and MORE
TOWARDS, local organic life giving foods, 100%
natural products, redesigning and recycling toys
and clothes to reduce consumerism, supporting
and building a local economy and reducing all
EMFs.
GGK’s about sharing these necessary and
grown-up concepts with the kids as they
become our change agents and teachers.
Kids respond intuitively and passionately to
anything that actually makes sense. Saving the
planet by learning why and how we can do this,
respecting and understanding our body and
•Green Smoothie Recipes•
•Cool Blast
•Crowd Pleaser
1 frozen fresh Fig
1 sprig of dill Kale
3 whole kale leaves Spinach
2 frozen bananas Amaranth Leaves
Papaya 1 cup Apple
1 apple
Pear
beet leaves Frozen Bananas
1 tsp spirulina
1 handful parsley
as above with a basil leaf
•Crowd Pleaser Twist
•add 50% water to each recipe
how it impacts behavior and moods all makes sense to kids! Going are the
days of plastic toys, processed foods, inconsequential actions and turning a
blind eye. Our kids and the planet need us and we need our kids to know just
how much!
At the March 2012 Julinbah Yowarl Rainbow Corroboree, at the gorgeous
Rocky River, GGKs will be creating another ‘Kids Village’ within the heart
of this festival. A beautiful non-emf space for community connecting, living
foods and creative play in a safe
and healing environment.
GGKs will be running after
school classes to plant seeds for radiant health and well-being. We will explore
green smoothies, nutrition, plants, creative recycling, living in harmony with
mother earth, music and sound healing, meditation and breath work, self
healing and emotional awareness, radiant child yoga, intuitive guidance and
local aboriginal culture, astrology and Mayan beliefs.
Dark green leafy vegetables are, calorie for calorie, probably the most
concentrated source of nutrition of any food. You must take care when making
regular Green Smoothies to rotate the darker leafy greens containing oxalic
acid. They are a rich source of minerals (including iron, calcium, potassium,
and magnesium) and vitamins, including vitamins K, C, E, and many of the
B vitamins. They also provide a variety of phytonutrients including betacarotene,
lutein, and zeaxanthin, which protect our cells from damage and
our eyes from age-related problems, among many other effects. Dark green
leaves even contain small amounts of Omega-3 fats.
Compounds in plants have a beneficial effect the body. There are over 10,000
of them, and they have effects such as antioxidant, boosting the immune
system, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial, and cellular repair. Highly
colored vegetables and fruits tend to be highest in these chemicals
SO WHAT’S IN A GREEN SMOOTHIE?
Simply, any edible green leaf, (kale, bok choy, amaranth leaves, beet leaves,
sprouts, parsley, celery, kang kong, yam leaves... there are hundreds of edible
varieties) organic fruit of which must include solubles, such as; banana, pear,
mango, paw paw, peach, avocados etc (these creamier fruits absorb the rich
nutrients and take out the greener harsh tang of the some of the greens) +
any other fruit, apples, pineapples, watermelon… and good drinking water,
that’s it! Ratios to ‘begin’ with are approx 60% fruit /40% greens and add
50% water.
All blended for a smooth and yummy Green Smoothie. You can choose to add
fresh dates, figs, bee pollen, spirulina and explore with herbs to create the
ultimate green smoothie for health and well-being. For more information:
www.greengenekids.com
and I look forward to having a hello and sharing more insights
with you at the Julinbah Yowarl..... Donna

Insight
Heart to Heart Parenting is back in the
Byron Shire previously run through the
Byron Council CARE program
Heart to Heart Parenting develops
ways to build authentic connection
between you and your child and your
community. The 6 week program
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This is one of the sweetest things I have been sent of late . . .
It is not known who replied but there is a beautiful soul working in the postal
service who touched the heart of our my four-year-old daughter Meredith
after14-year-old dog, Abbey, died last month. The day after she died, Meredith
was crying and talking about how much she missed Abbey.
She asked if we could write a letter to God so that when Abbey got to heaven
God would recognise her.
I told her that I thought we could, so she dictated these words:
Dear God,
Will you please take care of my dog? She died yesterday and is with you
in heaven. I miss her very much. I am happy that you let me have her
as my dog even though she got sick.
I hope you will play with her. She likes to play with balls and to swim.
I am sending a picture of her so when you see her you will know
that she is my dog. I really miss her.
Love, Meredith
We put the letter in an envelope with a picture of Abbey and Meredith and
addressed it to God/Heaven. We put our return address on it then Meredith
pasted several stamps on the front of the envelope because she said it would
take lots of stamps to get the letter all the way to heaven. That afternoon she
dropped it into the letterbox at the post office. A few days later, she asked if
God had gotten the letter yet. I told her that I thought He had.
A few days later there was a package wrapped in gold paper on our front
porch addressed, ‘To Meredith’ in an unfamiliar hand. Meredith opened it.
Inside was a book by Mr. Rogers called, ‘When a Pet Dies’. Taped to the inside
front cover was the letter we had written to God in its opened envelope. On
the opposite page was the picture of Abbey and Meredith and this note:
Dear Meredith,
Abbey arrived safely in heaven. Having the picture was a big help.
I recognised Abbey right away.
Abbey isn’t sick anymore. Her spirit is here with me just like it stays in
your heart. Abbey loved being your dog. Since we don’t need our bodies
in heaven, I don’t have any pockets to keep your picture in, so I am
sending it back to you in this little book for you
to keep and have something to remember Abbey by.
Thank you for the beautiful letter and thank your mother for helping
you write it and sending it to me. What a wonderful mother you have.
I picked her especially for you. I send my blessings every day and
remember that I love you very much.
By the way, I’m easy to find,
I am wherever there is love.
Love, God
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Insight
the bigger picture • • • •
Opals are known to
promote introspection,
dream work, and assist on
spiritual journeys through
awakening clairvoyance.
This uniquely Australian gem
acts as a spiritual mirror,
sparking intuition while
encouraging one’s awareness
to turn inward. A crystal for
inspiration, one that enhances
imagination and creativity—a
great manifesting tool.
Transparent, translucent, or
semi-translucent bodies, when
you can see through an opal you
are probably looking at a crystal
opal. Crystal opals can display any
colour of the spectrum in a beautiful
play of colour.
Lightning Ridge, the home of the
famed black opal, offers hope of an
Australian opal mining industry that
began in the 1800’s will last into the
21st century. A fortuitous discovery
soon led to the establishment of the
world’s largest and most productive
opal field at Cooper Pedy, which literally
translated from the local Aboriginal dialect
means “white man in a hole”.
by author/astrologer Kim Falconer
Year of the Water Dragon . . .
strength, power and a link to the divine
for all in 2012. It’s an electric energy that
is looking to expand with optimism and a
pioneering spirit. But a Dragon, you say?
Don’t they amass gold and kidnap virgins?
Not these dragons! We have to remember
that the Chinese Dragon is not the kind
Tolkien wrote about in The Hobbit, not
our Western mythic creature that knights
had to slay to rescue captured princesses.
Dragons in the East are revered.
They not only are a composite of all
animals, they come from the heavens–the
realm of the spirit. What does this mean for
2012?
First of all, we can see this year as one
where our connection to source energy, to
our higher Self, to expanded consciousness
and our enlightenment augments. Talk
about getting on track to our own wellbeing!
You can read more about the nature of
each animal sign on my website:
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Here are Kim Falconer’s Law of Attraction hints
and tips for the Year of the Dragon 2012 . . .
Rat: 1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008
The Year of the Dragon gains momentum for Rat as things
finally start to fall into place. Key elements are appreciating
what you already have, and setting goals that count. What
you want has to be an authentic desires, not what you
think you should go for according to others expectations.
Try not giving a rip what they think, to get your year of
2012 started right. Romantic encounters with Dragons are
gooooood! Secret friend is Ox.
Ox: 1913, 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009
The year of the Dragon can bring contrast – experiences of
things you thought you wanted but find out you don’t, or
things you don’t want but when they happen, something
good comes out of it all. Because of this, you might feel a
bit indecisive at times. Don’t worry. Trust the road you are
on and any changes you make. The more you can practice
judgment free living, the better. Romance improves as the
year goes on. Secret friend is snake.
Tiger: 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010
In the year of the Dragon, Tiger makes improvement in
relationships though it can mean letting go of a romantic
partner if the alignment isn’t right. This can be a healthy
thing! Just remember, make no big decisions on ‘bad’ days.
If you aren’t feeling light and enthused, then REST. Take
it easy. Do nothing for a time. Think flexible: if one road
isn’t working, take another. You decide when you want a
change! Romance with a horse?
Rabbit: 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011
In the year of the Dragon, the pace is hectic and it can
be flustering if you feel like you aren’t keeping up. Don’t
worry! Action isn’t your goal this year! Things come to
you when you relax so let go of that ‘it’s too hard’ belief!
Think about your body. Are you looking after yourself with
fitness, exercise and good food? Support your Dragon year
by making your own happiness recipe .Romance improves
when least expected! Eye out for a Dog.
Dragon: 1916, 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012
This is your year, Dragon! The early part of the year is
when you want to launch your rockets and boost all those
positive thoughts about success. Money management is
easier then and you are in the flow! If you feel nervous or
not up to speed with this face paced year, the best advice is
to ‘act as if‘ until, before long, everything you are hoping for
is landing in your lap. The key to enhancing your romance
this year is to tell a different story! About a Monkey?
Snake: 1917, 1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001
The year of the Dragon can be one of abundance but first ask
yourself, what is rich? When you know what it really means
to you, consider ways to make more money. Much focus
is on career and artistry so you might need reminders to
nurture your love and friendships. If you don’t, the balance
tips and that’s not your road to happiness. Romance
improves mid-year. Secret friend is Rooster.
Insight
Horse: 1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002
In the year of the Dragon, you find a steady, peaceful, easy
approach brings the best results. This can be a fabulous
year if you don’t get tangled up in angst and aggression. A
motto might be, I’d rather be happy than right! You decide.
As for home, there is a feeling of expansion, a desire to
move. It might be linked to a new or growing relationship.
Single horses need to decide if they are ready to plunge.
Sheep is your quiet ally!
Sheep: 1919, 1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003
Year of the Dragon brings new people into your life and
with them comes ideas, opportunities and a feeling of
belonging. The key is to be flexible and spontaneous as
the year races by. Indecision can leave you out of the loop
so practice getting clear on what you are feeling. Breathe.
It’s all working out! Relationships have the chance to go
exactly where you want them to! Secret support from a
Rabbit and Pig!
Monkey: 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004
The year of the Dragon holds as much promise for Monkey
as 2011, if not more. The key is to make peace with what is.
Stop resisting! There are so many opportunities awaiting.
The more you open your mind, the more they come
flooding in. You may also find you manifest change by
changing your space. Move things, and thoughts, around!
When it comes to romance this year, there are no rules!
Snake is loyal to your cause.
Rooster: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005
The year of the Dragon is going to be fabulous, especially
if you change some of your old beliefs. These are just
thoughts that you keep thinking and if you’re stuck, they
are what’s slowing you down. One quick step to your dream
come true is to be grateful for everything that’s going right,
right now! This approach will make your relationships the
best ever in 2012. There will be much to celebrate on this
matter! Secret friend is Dragon.
Dog: 1910, 1922, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006
The year of the Dragon is full of excitement with much
contrast to show you what you really want and how to focus
on where you want to go! It’s easy to look at things that
aren’t working out and talk about them but this is a year
to keep your eyes on the goal, not the ‘obstacle’. If you can
learn to relax a bit more and trust, family and relationships
improve as well as career and health. Tiger has your back!
Pig: 1911, 1923, 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007
The year of the Dragon brings more creative change for Pig.
The important thing is to set intentions with a lightness
of being. Feeling appreciation for where you are NOW is
the way to allow for an even more fulfilling tomorrow. If
you already LOVE your life, think about expanding the
appreciation even further! Relationships and any family
drama transform. It’s a growth curve! Give yourself credit
for success. Secret friend is Rabbit.
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the bigger picture • • • •
Insight
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WHAT CAN SAVE HUMANITY
NEPTUNE IN PISCES
Whether you‘re into astrology or not, this read could
open up a window of great opportunity . . .
Neptune portrays a myriad of
meanings from the dreamy depths of the
watery unconscious, the longings of spiritual
aspirations, the obsession of powerful desires
to the revelation of the divine beloved.
Some say it is where we seek the ineffable,
or where, conversely, the ineffable seeks
us. This planet also symbolises a place of
confusion and deception because Neptune
is sometimes too intangible for the mundane
world to decipher . . .
Astro-Flash: Neptune into Pisces is
illusive, unconscious, ineffable. It represents a
part of us that can never be defined. Neptune
asks us to experience life without concrete
boundaries, knowledge or proof. Sometimes
Neptune can coincide with confusion . . .
And confusion gets a lot of bad press, right?
Aren’t we told to get clear, know our why, be
aware of our unconscious motives, gremlins
and tolerations?
Clarity is a great way to bring awareness into
our lives but sometimes there is a better one:
hanging out in ‘I don’t know.’ There is a role
in deliberate creation for confusion, chaos,
and lack of clarity and that role is inspiration.
Creation. Artistry. Love.
The eighth century BCE Greek poet Hesiod
said before any of the original deities, there
was chaos. Ultimate confusion! All our
creation myths, in all places in all cultures in
all times, begin with chaos, darkness, water.
The unknown. “In truth at first Chaos came to
be”. . . Hesiod
There is a archetypal metaphor here! To
create something truly new, first there must
be chaos. We have to go back to scratch,
forget what we think, and what we think we
think, and immerse!
Jeannette Maw puts it like this: ‘Sometimes
reality is a handicap to vibrational alignment
because what’s happening in our “real world” is
very different from what we want to create.‘
Neptune is all things unworldly, without
form, ideas that cannot be proven. In esoteric
terms we say it represents what is behind
the veil. This energy, this part of us, wants
Bliss. Reunion with the divine. Merging with
source.
Higher and lower Neptune - My friend
Mystic Medusa talks about higher and
lower Neptune, lower being escapism,
addictions, fears, and phobias because we
want something so far beyond the rational,
mundane experience of life, something
so rarefied and beautiful that we reach
for anything that can ‘drown’ us in the
feeling. Higher Neptune energy is more the
expression of bliss, love and communion with
all life. Source. An experience of source while
in a physical body. Transcendence.
Neptune is bliss/confusion that doesn’t really
function in the world of form because this
energy is only interested in formless states of
infinite possibility. Think of Deepak Chopra’s
Discontinuity (the space or gap between our
thoughts). That’s Neptune. By the time you
get the message of Neptune, he’s already
‘gone’ because the getting is the realm of
Saturn (the edifice of the ego). Neptune is
outside that.
Neptune denies evidence. Neptune defies logic.
Neptune simply believes - Joanne Wickenburg.
This energy wants to dissolve overly rigid
structures so that you can receive inspiration,
communion, source energy. It is from a place
of ‘uncertainty’ and allowing that creative
originates!
Neptune into Pisces is a
home coming for this planet
The sea god returns to his rightful realm.
There is power there, and relief! Honour this
transition. Allow yourself to get swept up
into the bliss of the unknown. Welcome this
ingress into Pisces like a Muse, a divine lover,
the part of us that takes things on faith.
Neptune says stop thinking and dance!
Another word for Neptune – Namaste
by Kim Falconer
www.falconastrology.com
Posted by Kim Falconer in Archetypes and Symbols,
Astro-LOA, Law of Attraction - Saturday 04 February 2012
LINK:
http://kimfalconer.wordpress.com/2012/02/04/
neptune-into-pisces/
We are the
inheritors of a
million years of
striving for the
unspeakable.
And now with
the engines of
technology in our
hands we ought
to be able to reach
out and actually
exteriorise the
human soul at the
end of time, invoke
it into existence like
a UFO and open
the violet doorway
into hyperspace and
walk through it, out
of profane history
and into the world
beyond the grave,
beyond shamanism,
beyond the end of
history, into the
galactic millennium
that has beckoned
to us for millions of
years across space
and time.
THIS IS THE
MOMENT
A planet
brings forth an
opportunity like
this only once in its
lifetime, and we are
ready, and we are
poised. And as a
community we are
ready to move into
it, to claim it, to
make it our own.
Terence McKenna

Injest
After being married for thirty years a wife asked her husband to describe
her. He looked at her for a bit and said, “You’re A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K.”
She asks, “What does that mean?”
He said, “Adorable, Beautiful, Cute, Delightful, Elegant, Foxy, Gorgeous, Hot.”
She smiled happily and said, “Oh that’s so lovely… what about I, J, K?”
He said, “I’m Just Kidding!”
Six retired Irishmen were playing poker in O’Leary’s apartment when
Paddy Murphy loses $500 on a single hand, clutches his chest and drops
dead at the table.
Michael O’Connor looks around and asks, ‘Oh, me boys, someone’s got to tell
Paddy’s wife.’
They draw straws. Paul Gallagher picks the short one. They all tell him to be
discreet, be gentle and don’t make it any worse.
‘Discreet??? I’m the most discreet Irishmen you’ll ever meet. Discretion is me
middle name. Leave it to me.’
Gallagher goes over to Murphy’s house and knocks on the door.
Mrs. Murphy answers, and asks what he wants.
Gallagher explains, ‘Your husband just lost $500 and he’s afraid to come
home.’
‘Tell him to drop dead’, says Murphy’s wife.
‘I’ll go tell him.
A Mexican maid asked for a pay increase. The wife didn’t like it and
decided to talk to her about the raise.
She asked: “Now Maria, why do you want a pay increase?”
Maria: “Well, Señora, there are tree reasons why I wanna increaze.”
The first is that I iron better than you.”
Wife: “Who said you iron better than me?”
Maria: “Jor huzban he say so.”
Wife: “Oh yeah?”
Maria: “The second reason eez that I am a better cook than you.”
Wife: “Nonsense, who said you were a better cook than me?”
Maria: “Jor hozban did.”
Wife increasingly agitated: “Oh he did, did he???”
Maria: “The third reason is that I am better at sex than you in the bed.”
Wife, really boiling now: “And did my husband say that as well?”
Maria: “No Señora…The gardener did.”
Wife: “So how much do you want?”
••
EXIPHILES . . .
• To write with a broken pencil is pointless.
• When fish are in schools they sometimes take debate.
• A thief who stole a calendar got twelve months.
• A dentist and a manicurist married. They fought tooth and nail.
• A will is a dead giveaway.
• You are stuck with your debt if you can’t budge it.
• A boiled egg is hard to beat.
• Police were called to a day care where a three-year-old was resisting
a rest.
• Did you hear about the fellow whose left side was cut off? He’s all
right now.
• If you take a laptop computer for a run you could jog your memory.
• A bicycle can’t stand alone; it is two tired.
• When a clock is hungry it goes back four seconds.
• He had a photographic memory which he never developed.
• Those who get too big for their britches will be exposed in the end.
A man and his wife were
awakened at 3am by a loud
pounding on the door. The
man gets up and goes to the
door where a drunken stranger,
standing in the pouring rain, is
asking for a push.
“Not a chance,” says the
husband, “it is 3:00 in the
morning!” He slams the door and
returns to bed.
“Who was that?” asked his wife.
“Just some drunk guy asking for
a push,” he answers.
“Did you help him?” she asks.
“No, I did not, it’s 3 in the
morning and it’s pouring rain out
there!”
“Well, you have a short memory,”
says his wife. “Can’t you
remember about three months
ago when we broke down, and
those two guys helped? I think
you should.”
The man does as he is told, gets
dressed, and goes out into the
pouring rain.
He calls out into the dark, “Hello,
are you still there?”
“Yes,” comes back the answer.
“Do you still need a push?” calls
out the husband.
“Yes, please!” comes the reply
from the dark.
“Where are you?” asks the
husband.
“Over here on the swing,”
I took my dad to the mall the
other day to buy new shoes… he
is sixty six.
We decided to grab a bite at
the food court. I noticed he was
watching a teenager sitting next
to him who had spiked hair in
all different colors - green, red,
orange, and blue.
My dad kept staring at her.
The teenager kept looking and
found my dad staring every time.
When the teenager had had
enough, she sarcastically asked:
“What’s the matter old man,
never done anything wild in your
life?”
Knowing my Dad I quickly
swallowed my food so that I
would not choke on his response;
I knew he’d have a good one!
In his classic style he responded
without batting an eyelid…
“Got stoned once and spent the
night with a parrot. I was just
wondering if you might actually
be my kid.”
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Festival director Peter Noble says: “We are
thrilled to announce a second and spectacular
6pm sunset show for John Fogerty on Easter
Monday. This time he will perform his Creedence
Clearwater Revival Album ‘Green River’ in its
entirety, plus his ‘bonus’ set drawn from the
canon of his solo and CCR hits. This special
sunset performance will set the scene for
Bluesfest’s closing night.”
The 23rd Bluesfest is taking place
between Thursday 5th of April and
Monday 9th of April at its Festival Home
at Tyagarah Tea Tree Farm just outside
of Byron Bay.
2012 Artists already announced: COLD CHISEL - JOHN
FOGERTY (performing the albums and music of CREEDENCE
CLEARWATER REVIVAL - CROSBY STILLS & NASH - EARTH
WIND & FIRE – THE POGUES – THE SPECIALS - JOHN
BUTLER TRIO – MY MORNING JACKET – YES - BUDDY GUY
– DONOVAN – LUCINDA WILLIAMS - MACEO PARKER – G3
feat: JOE SATRIANI, STEVE VAI & STEVE LUKATHER - ZIGGY
MARLEY – BRIAN SETZER’S ROCKABILLY RIOT! - JOHN HIATT
& THE COMBO – ANGELIQUE KIDJO – SUBLIME WITH ROME
- ZAPPA PLAYS ZAPPA – JONNY LANG – SEASICK STEVE – KENNY WAYNE
SHEPHERD -KEB MO – CANDI STATON – NICK LOWE – STEVE EARLE – JUSTIN
TOWNES EARLE - YANN TIERSEN – JOSH PYKE – BETTYE LAVETTE – ROSIE LEDET
- TROMBONE SHORTY & ORLEANS AVENUE – GREAT BIG SEA – SETH LAKEMAN
- BLUE KING BROWN – THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS feat. KIM WILSON –
CANNED HEAT - DAVID BROMBERG QUARTET – MELBOURNE SKA ORCHESTRA
– BUSBY MAROU – DAWES - VUSI MAHLASELA – RICHARD CLAPTON – BLITZEN
TRAPPER – THE AUDREYS – BACKSLIDERS - EUGENE ‘HIDEAWAY’ BRIDGES – RAY
BEADLE - JAMES VINCENT McMORROW – EILEN JEWELL – 1814 – ALABAMA
3 - JOANNE SHAW TAYLOR – HAT FITZ & CARA – HARRY MANX – TRIBALI –
WATUSSI – EAGLE AND THE WORM - MAT. MCHUGH (THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS)
– DUBMARINE – MAMA KIN – TIJUANA CARTEL – BENJALU – CARUS THOMPSON
- KIM CHURCHILL – DALLAS FRASCA – MARSHALL O’KELL – ASHLEIGH MANNIX
– OLLIE BROWN – KOOII – LACHLAN BRYAN and YOUNG SOUNDS
OF BYRON showcasing local school talent on the
Cavanbah stage. Students from Byron Bay High,
Kadina High, Brunswick Public School & the Steiner
Schools are giving us a taste of their talents!
Byron
Shire
Volunteer
Expo
2012
Calling all groups that
rely on volunteers
in their activities.
The Byron Community Centre
is hosting a local area
Volunteer Expo on
15th March 2012
Any organisations that operate
in the Byron Shire and utilise
volunteer workers are invited
to showcase their services,
present their volunteer and
work placement opportunities
to the public, network and
generally raise their profile in the
community.
To register for this event,
please contact Cherie at the
Byron Community Centre on
66856807
or email
volunteers@byroncentre.com.au
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March 16 - 20
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