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Who Heals The Healers? Soul Talk with Nancy SantoPietro

“Soul Talk” Series #2 Presents Who Heals The Healers? Presented by Nancy “Andie” SantoPietro Calling All Nurses, Body Workers, Acupuncturists, Therapists, Healers, Counselors, … more →

Caring For The Caregiver by Phyllis Quinlan

Who Heals The Healers? Soul Talk with Nancy SantoPietro

phyllisquinlan wrote 2 days ago: “Soul Talk” Series #2 Presents Who Heals The Healers? Presented by Nancy “Andie … more →

Tags: energetic healing, Self Care, family caregiver, Authentic motivation, Feng Shui addressing clutter, Duality 2, changing your belief system, Contentment, Fourth Dimensional thinking

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Fifty-Three

phyllisquinlan wrote 8 months ago: If I have a little knowledge Walking on the great Tao I fear only to deviate from it The great Tao i … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, family caregiver, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, Abundance, changing your belief system, Contentment

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Twenty

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: Cease learning, no more worries Respectful response and scornful response How much is the difference … more →

Tags: energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Do nurses eat their young, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, Duality 2, Abundance

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Eighteen — 2 comments

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: The great Tao fades away There is benevolence and justice Intelligence comes forth There is great de … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Do nurses eat their young, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, changing your belief system

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Seventeen — 1 comment

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: The highest rulers, people do not know they have them The next level, people love them and praise th … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, changing your belief system, Contentment

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Sixteen

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: Attain the ultimate emptiness Hold on to the truest tranquility The myriad things are all active I t … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, Duality 2

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Fifteen

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: The Tao masters of antiquity Subtle wonders through mystery Depths that cannot be discerned Because … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, Abundance, Law of Attraction

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Thirteen

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: Favor and disgrace make one fearful The greatest misfortune is the self What does “favor and d … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Do nurses eat their young, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Twelve

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: The five colors make one blind in the eyes The five sounds make one deaf in the ears The five flavor … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, family caregiver, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, Abundance, changing your belief system, Contentment

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Eleven

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: Thirty spokes join in one hub In its emptiness, there is the function of a vehicle Mix clay to creat … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Do nurses eat their young, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, Duality 2

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Ten

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: In holding the soul and embracing oneness Can one be steadfast, without straying? In concentrating t … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, Abundance, Yin Energy

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Nine

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: Holding a cup and overfilling it Cannot be as good as stopping short Pounding a blade and sharpening … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, the tao te ching, Abundance, changing your belief system

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Eight

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: The highest goodness resembles water Water greatly benefits myriad things without contention It stay … more →

Tags: energetic healing, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Authentic motivation, Abundance, changing your belief system, Compassion Fatigue, Layperson Caregiver

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Seven

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: Heaven and Earth are everlasting The reason Heaven and Earth can last forever Is that they do not ex … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Do nurses eat their young, Authentic motivation, Feng Shui addressing clutter

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Six — 2 comments

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: The valley spirit, undying Is called the Mystic Female The gate of the Mystic Female Is called the r … more →

Tags: energetic healing, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Do nurses eat their young, Authentic motivation, Abundance, Yin Energy, Compassion Fatigue

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Five — 1 comment

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: Heaven and Earth are impartial They regard myriad things as straw dogs The sages are impartial They … more →

Tags: energetic healing, Self Care, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Do nurses eat their young, Authentic motivation, the tao te ching, Duality 2

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Four — 1 comment

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: The Tao Te Ching: Verse Four The Tao is empty When utilized; it is not filled up So deep! It seems t … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Abundance, Compassion Fatigue, Layperson Caregiver, The Price of Caring Too Much

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Three — 2 comments

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: Do not glorify the achievers so the people will not squabble Do not treasure goods that are hard to … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, Toa Te Ch'ing, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Nurse-to-Nurse hostility, Do nurses eat their young, Authentic motivation

The Tao Te Ching: Verse Two — 2 comments

phyllisquinlan wrote 1 year ago: When the world knows beauty as beauty, ugliness arises When it knows good as good, evil arises Thus … more →

Tags: Personal Coaching, energetic healing, Self Care, Toa Te Ch'ing, nurse burnout, family caregiver, Compassion Fatigue, Layperson Caregiver, The Price of Caring Too Much


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