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  excerpt from  How to Live from Your Heart  by Nanette Hucknall - Making the Heart Work for You   Each person has a unique way to access and experience the heart center. You may be a person who feels pressure in your chest. This pressure tells you that your heart center is being activated. You may also experience a charge of energy that feels like a sudden wave of heat or an expansion of the chest. These are common ways in which people experience their heart center.  Some other ways that are less common are a sudden quickening of breath that resounds in the middle of your chest, a fast or slow movement in the same area that can feel like a rotating ball, a sharp pain that lasts just an instant, or a wave of oscillating colors. You may even see a symbol. A rose or a flame is a common symbol for the heart.  People experience and process information in four different ways:  Visual: You can close your eyes and see a scene with the mind’s eye....

  excerpt from  How to Live from Your Heart  by Nanette Hucknall - Understanding the Heart (2)  Wisdom comes through the heart, not through the mind. The mind only processes it. The essence and depth of understanding is developed through the heart center.  Too often, someone will use his heart indiscriminately and seduce another person with its energy. This is a misuse of energy. An example is projecting love onto someone who mistakes it for personal love and becomes hurt as a consequence.  Therefore, in using the heart, there needs to be a sense of responsibility. It is necessary to establish ethical practices; otherwise, the heart will close.  With the use of the heart comes a strong desire to help others. Again, it has to be done with discrimination; otherwise, you may be interfering with another person’s life. The need to help is always very positive, but the need may be coming only from you, not the other person.  First, it is important...

    What is a book jewel? A sometimes-overlooked book with remarkable insight and potential significance. Each month, we share near-daily, or as often as possible, reviews of the monthly book jewel - short, succinct reviews that can be read in 1-2 minutes with links to the reviewer by reviewers whose words are worthy of being heard and whose opinions are worthy of being considered. Sometimes a couple of minutes contains more impressive thought than ten times that many. We will let you decide that. This month's book jewel is  The Rose and the Sword  by Dr. Judith Bach and Nanette Hucknall . Description A unique combination of fiction and self-development, this book invites the reader to enter a realm of modern and fantasy tales that stimulate both mind and feelings. Each tale addresses different aspects of the feminine and masculine energies that exist beyond gender and sexual identity in each one of us. At the end of each story is a psychological commentary that prov...

    What is a book jewel? A sometimes-overlooked book with remarkable insight and potential significance. Each month, we share near-daily, or as often as possible, reviews of the monthly book jewel - short, succinct reviews that can be read in 1-2 minutes with links to the reviewer by reviewers whose words are worthy of being heard and whose opinions are worthy of being considered. Sometimes a couple of minutes contains more impressive thought than ten times that many. We will let you decide that. This month's book jewel is  The Rose and the Sword  by Dr. Judith Bach and Nanette Hucknall . Description A unique combination of fiction and self-development, this book invites the reader to enter a realm of modern and fantasy tales that stimulate both mind and feelings. Each tale addresses different aspects of the feminine and masculine energies that exist beyond gender and sexual identity in each one of us. At the end of each story is a psychological commentary that prov...