The Unavoidable Misunderstanding
I'm fascinated by science. I am the first-born daughter of an engineer who worked in the 60's and early 70's at NASA to help develop the fueling technology for the space program. Around 5th grade, I thought I might like to become a geologist, but I was raised in a...
Waking to Love
If you follow me on Facebook, you know that I have just completed reading Cynthia Bourgeault's book, The Wisdom Jesus, and that I was moved and thoroughly blessed by her writing, the depth of her thoughts and her conclusions as to the meaning of Jesus's life and...
Think Peace
I recently started teaching the Chinese meditative, energetic practice of Qigong (pronounced chee-gong) at the Lake Austin Spa Resort. Each morning before I teach my class, I lead a guided meditation to set the daily intention for the guests that carries them through...
Learn how to make Ghee
Here's a little something I filmed to help you with your ghee-making process! Here is what my ghee looks likes now that it has cooled and been strained: Now it is in my pretty jar that will reside stove-side for future...
Beth Misner teaches Tai Chi at the 2017 BNI Global Convention
Here is the Shibashi Taichi-Qigong set we did this morning in Long Beach. I hope you are blessed...
The Things We Hide
We all hide things from the world, don’t we? At least I think most of us do. I KNOW I do. And one of the things I have hidden from the world turns out to be something that could have been (and will be) helpful for many people if I were about to share it — to be...
Stress Management or Stress Reduction?
Over twelve years ago as a 41-year-old mom with three teenagers, I started reading Dr. Richard A. Swenson’s book, The Overload Syndrome, at the recommendation of Debbie Williamson, the leader of our church’s women’s ministry at the time. I also worked through the...
The Trap of Getting Back to Normal
If you’ve been following my journey through breast cancer healing with alternative protocols (no chemotherapy, surgery, or radiation), you know that my life was turned on its head in February of 2017. My life took on new rhythms and new routines. I came home after a...
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What I Like Most about Being Middle Aged
I have arrived: the middle-ages. At 54, it is obvious to me that I have arrived. The middle-aged body is here. I see it in my photos; I see it when I look in the mirror; I see it when I put on swimwear. And I like it. But there is one part of my middle-aged body I...
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Your Life Metaphor Determines the Quality of Your Life
Have you considered that your Life Metaphor determines the quality of your life? I define a Life Metaphor as a tendency to frame life in an overall way that gives you a story about the meaning of the events of your life. Do you see life as a battle where good is...
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The Unavoidable Misunderstanding
I'm fascinated by science. I am the first-born daughter of an engineer who worked in the 60's and early 70's at NASA to help develop the fueling technology for the space program. Around 5th grade, I thought I might like to become a geologist, but I was raised in a...
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©2018 Abundant Health Beth Misner | Website by InnerAction Media