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The love of the natural world led Nina L. Paul to study and work in the field of science and health research and communication. She started down this path at SUNY Purchase, where she received her bachelor’s degree in biology and performed research in the field of neuroimmunology.

After working in medical publishing at Rockefeller University Press (Journal of Clinical Investigation), she studied for her master’s degree and PhD in infectious disease epidemiology (the study of diseases) and immunobiology from Yale University.

After leaving Yale, Nina pursued postdoctoral research in London and Oxford, England. Nina’s research focused on human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and related viruses and their interaction with the immune system. She also pursued meditation and yoga and was learning to “see” in a different way.

In 1999 while living in New Mexico, she started studying Reiki I and II and then studied Reiki III and Masters teacher training in Oregon and NY.

Nina is the author of Reiki for Dummies and Living with Hepatitis C For Dummies.

Currently living on the coast of Maine, USA, Nina uses Reiki as a tool to connect to the greater energy that connects us all.

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Agree with it or not, believe it or not, we are all connected, therefore we are all responsible for what we contribute.  Today we talk about educating ourselves to do what we can to enhance and benefit our experience (it is all of our responsibility).  We will also discuss different relationships and how these relationships affect the larger picture.

Legacy Forum is on the Seika Network providing information that assist people in living their dreams. Children dream of greatness. Adults trade those dreams for an illusionary reality.

This week's topic is "The new paradigm of saving money" .

We are here to stop the brainwashing and help people live a life worth remembering. A positively impactful legacy requires time freedom, economic empowerment, a support system, persistence, and a powerful belief. Our mission is to help enlighten people to the greatness within them and assist in providing the tools necessary for achievement. 

We are here to help you discover your "WHY". Your "WHY" is the most important factor in your quality of life.

The Legacy Forum is hosted by Robin and Harry Shivery.  Robin is a certified Yoga Instructor, Nerium Brand Partner and Certified Surgical Technologist. Checkout Robin's Facebook Page "Open Road Yoga with Robin".  Yoga provides numerous health benefits and Nerium provides the finest anti aging products with a part-time residual income earning method available to everyone. Harry is a retired Entrepreneur and a Martial Artist. Robin and Harry are dedicated to the principal of giving back.

In this show we will be discussing the many ways reiki can help in your day to day life.

People use Reiki to relax and strengthen their wellbeing; reduce pain, anxiety, and fatigue; help manage symptoms; reduce side effects of medications; and support recovery after injuries or surgery.

Reiki is a good integrative therapy to try because people generally start feeling better very quickly with Reiki. As anxiety and pain lessen, and people feel hopeful about regaining their health, they feel more able to incorporate other needed health interventions or make needed lifestyle changes. Reiki therapy often clears the mind, enabling patients to better evaluate the sometimes conflicting medical information being offered by various specialists, so they can make important treatment decisions with greater confidence. In this way, Reiki can help people become more actively involved in their own health. 

Reiki can be received from someone else (either a friend, healthcare provider, or Reiki professional), or it can be learned by all who want to practice Reiki on themselves.

Today, Reiki is commonly being used in three areas, by:

The lay public at home, for themselves, family and friends

Reiki professionals offering therapy in their offices or other wellness and healthcare settings.  Nurses, physicians, and other healthcare professionals, such as physical therapists, dentists, massage therapists, and chiropractors who integrate Reiki into healthcare during office visits or inpatient care in clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, hospices, and other healthcare facilities

Life is ever changing...it moves whether we want it to or not and change is constant.  How we think about shifting, how we handle change, is what matters in our daily lives. Today we explore the feelings around shift in our lives and use the practice to support balance ANYWAY.

Legacy Forum is on the Seika Network providing information that assist people in living their dreams. Children dream of greatness. Adults trade those dreams for an illusionary reality.

This week's topic is "Saving Money". Is saving money your best course of action?   

We are here to stop the brainwashing and help people live a life worth remembering. A positively impactful legacy requires time freedom, economic empowerment, a support system, persistence, and a powerful belief. Our mission is to help enlighten people to the greatness within them and assist in providing the tools necessary for achievement. 

The Legacy Forum is hosted by Robin and Harry Shivery.  Robin is a certified Yoga Instructor, Nerium Brand Partner and Certified Surgical Technologist. Checkout Robin's Facebook Page "Open Road Yoga with Robin".  Yoga provides numerous health benefits and Nerium provides the finest anti aging products with a part-time residual income earning method available to everyone. Harry is a retired Entrepreneur and a Martial Artist. Robin and Harry are dedicated to the principal of giving back.

Sunday August 31, 2014. Join us as we welcome Kumu Lua Michelle Manu to the Dojo!

Michelle is a woman of "firsts". 1st generation 9th degree Lua black belt under the Olohe Solomon Kaihewalu, 1st woman to make wooden Lua training weapons, the only woman in the Lua Halau in 35 years....and she has the skills and the brains to back up her position in Lua. Join us as we discuss her background, the history of Lua, and much more

Started her martial arts training at 9 years old.First generation 9th Degree Black Belt under Olohe Solomon Kaihewalu with the Lua Halau of Kaihewalu.Earned the title of Kumu Lua which means Lua teacher.Became a professional hula dancer at 14 years old in Southern California and then went professional in the Midwest at 15 through 22 years old.Competition cheerleader, competition gymnast and a professional women’s tackle football player.2002 Martial Artist of the Month by World Black Belt, Inc.Inducted into the Master’s Hall of Fame in 2006.Has worked on several productions where she has been able to showcase the Kaihewalu Lua for the first time on television and film.The only woman in the Lua Halau for the past 35 years.Brings a rare blend of spiritual and physical lokahi (balance) through the Lua (hard) and her Hula (soft).The only woman documented in history to have ever made Lua wood warrior combat weapons.

We've heard of martial arts schools or other service relate businesses with questionable business practices such as aggressive upselling, high fees, not cancelling automatic billing, etc. But what about scams directed AT the school owners themselves? Many small schools and even larger studios have received suspicious inquiries about classes, some actually losing some money to the scammers. Many of these are "chargeback scams", where the studio gives out refunds or doles out cash from a supposed prepayment, only to realize the credit card or check transaction bounces, and the studio is out a sum of dollar. Dont let this happen to you.

Join me this Thursday, August 28, 2014 to discuss Reiki and Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may develop after a person is exposed to one or more traumatic events, such as sexual assault, warfare, serious injury, or threats of imminent death. The diagnosis may be given when a group of symptoms, such as disturbing recurring flashbacks, avoidance or numbing of memories of the event, and hyperarousal, continue for more than a month after the occurrence of a traumatic event.

Most people having experienced a traumatizing event will not develop PTSD. Women are more likely to experience higher impact events, and are also more likely to develop PTSD than men.[3] Children are less likely to experience PTSD after trauma than adults, especially if they are under ten years of age. War veterans are commonly at risk for PTSD.

Today's topic brings attention to the healing power of resilience in the practice.  Because life will throw us challenges and difficulty, practicing adaptive strategies promotes life-long learning and promotes a happier life.