Author Archives: Dara Dietz
Freedom & Restoration
The Father has promised to restore any life that is surrendered to Him. He understands the emotional twisting that abuse of any kind can do to a child. He also knows exactly what experiences will be needed to heal the … Continue reading
The Absents of Good
Clearing our emotional pain is as important in the process of healing the body as clearing the toxins. Our emotional life has everything to do with our physical health. Every day the news is full of the awful thing man … Continue reading
Evil is the Absents of Good
What do people need to know today. What hurts the heart today. The world is falling apart. Babies are shot while they sit in their classroom. A Crazy, mean, hateful, person picked up a gun and shot us through the … Continue reading
Writing My Story; The Process
There was a process to the writing of my story, “Whatever Good May Come”. Like most things in life that are worthwhile to do and have there was a price paid. I’m often asked about this process, the emotional work … Continue reading
A Place to Begin Again
I want to take a minute to thank you all for the beautiful cards and warm wishes you sent this holiday season. I wish I had the time to write each of you individually, but sadly, this is something time … Continue reading
Light at the end of My Tunnel
So you ask, how was my week, will my computer died, my car is in the shop, my printer’s drum decided to pick this time to die and my desk chair gives me a sinking feeling every time I set … Continue reading
Time To Do It Again
11/09/12 Doing the good stuff is not always easy. Today Carol and I have begun a journey. One I hope will take us to a place of better health. Sixteen years ago I began my healing journey with a handful … Continue reading
DRUG THERAPY
Excerpt from article by Dr. Robbins, Health Through Nutrition If you have a headache, the doctor prescribes aspirin. The headache disappears and everyone is happy. No one ever asked the question, “What caused the headache?” Based on the treatment prescribed … Continue reading
Embracing Experience
We humans do not value what has not been hard earned. We look up to those of experience who have “been there”, “done that”; those who somehow survived the worst and appear to have made it through emotionally and physically … Continue reading