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It has to do with thinking and not DNA

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  ' As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he', Proverbs 23:7 I read and re-read, Dr Bruce Lipton's latest book; The Biology of Belief', at least 3 times in a couple of months. The scientific discovery of such groundbreaking evidence of the mind influencing the DNA and the genetics is a whole new dimension of evidence from what we traditionally know about our biology.  traditionally, we are taught from our science labs to our biology lecture halls that our genes and DNA determine everything about us. That they are the building blocks of our ultimate being. However, this fascinating book showcases in a very humorous, fun, highly intellectual and stimulating discovery that syncs with the writing of King Solomon in the Proverb which says, what we think is consumed in our heart to make us our being.  Dr Lipton himself is a biologist turned into a Spiritual teacher I guess from being transformed through this work. I am fascinated by the fact that all along throughout the huma

Migrant Placemaking Australia or MIPLA Cleaning Services

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 Introducing MIPLA Cleaning Services  1. Background  Migrant Placemaking Australia or MIPLA was registered with the Australian Business Register or ABR with its ABN: 87312821071 in 2014 for the purposes of providing tailored tutorial and mentoring services to international students in South Australia in the disciplines of public health, health sciences, social sciences, international studies, public policy and gender. The brand-new year, 2024 has presented us with an opportunity to venture our business into the cleaning industry. So today we present our cleaning services.  2. Our branding  MIPLA is a term used in the Melanesian Pidgin which means 'us'. Us represents our approach to our business and professional activities. The current three expert staff we have that specializes in domestic, industrial kitchen, commercial and NDIS and Aged Care Cleaning have one value in common. And that is to connect with our clients from these different platforms to make their business

'Go to school when you can, work very hard and you will see a bright light beyond this sacred mountain'

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no landing ECHO

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          NO LANDING ECHO (coming soon)   Shila Yukuli Paia For Nathan Randupi  You were my wish before me You looked cool In your yellow boots Yellow Tee and yellow hat Hands in your six pocket short You didn’t smile I didn’t ask for it I felt love Instantly With those big blue eyes I wished for a child In my dream I saw you And you were

Reflections on the significance of birthplace this Christmas

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     1.       Introduction My adopted son Pandawi Paia has been to Randupi, my birthplace this morning to cut timber to build my father’s house which has been burnt down in a tribal conflict last year. He sent me photos of my avocado tree, my pandanus trees, my rock caves, my garden fallow land, my Rivers Randupi and Hituku, and the bush overgrown hamlet on the hilltop where our houses used to be. Tears of longing the belonging flowed freely as I carefully scanned through the photos sent as I had requested. A sense of awe, simplicity, and sacredness overwhelm me. I believe I have missed out on so much basics. My horizon on the Gospel itself, where Jesus born in a manger, on hay come to life. From hay to hero, Jesus is the truth, hope and the peace this and every Christmas, for me at least. I just feel like writing about my photos!   2.       Randupi our birth cave Randupi is the perfect, lushly flourishing Eden. We were surrounded by an untouched celestial beauty even before we were bo

The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Dr Joseph Murphy

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  The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Dr Joseph Murphy The Soil, the seed and the sower  I first laid hands on the ‘Power of Your Subconscious Mind’ seven years ago at QBD Bookstores in Marion. It took me a whole day to read the twenty chapters for the first time then. I since tugged the book away. This year, when I started updating my iPhone kindle and syncing some of my books from my laptop, this book was recommended to me. I downloaded a cheaper kindle version and read it again for the second time.  Not surprisingly, I find new treasures every time I flip the pages. I have read most of Dr Murphy’s other books on similar topics and find him easy to read. He has a way with words. He makes the most profound insights simple and friendly to the reader, any reader. So I got wired into this book as if I was reading it for the first time.  Dr Murphy outlines a road map for every person at every level and path of this walk of life in the simplest way possible. In the twenty very provoking

The Re-Opening of My Primary School

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  Written by   Shila Yukuli Paia   on Friday, 01 April 2016. Posted in   Papua New Guinea A COMMUNITY WORKING TOGETHER TO PROVIDE BASIC EDUCATION FOR THEIR CHILDREN When I divorced in 2008 my people almost disowned me. I made it my business to raise awareness on gender based violence, human rights, education, health and poverty, both in my village and within settlements of Port Moresby. This talk was my last in my village before I came to Australia in January 2011. My people have learnt so much and are mobilised to make a positive change. This has been one of the milestone achievements of my career.   Numerous consultations, mobilising women, raising awareness and capacity building have been carried out since 2008 to increase women’s understanding of benefits and risks associated with the PNGLNG (Papua New Guinea Liquid Natural Gas) project in order to establish the best possible strategies on how women could participate in the development. This is a picture of women leaders listening