Van Gogh at the Royal Academy

The spring Exhibition at London's Royal Academy is The Real Van Gogh: The Artist and his Letters

In The Biorhythm Kit by Jacyntha Crawley the biorhythms of Van Gogh were studied in detail, using his letters and covering one year of his life

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Kundalini Matters

International Conference in Brighton, UK

Saturday 20th April 2013

organised by the author of Journey to Self

This time next week the first UK conference on Kundalini baby will have been born. I created this conference in December 2011 and now 14 months later it is happening. Along the way there have been plenty of wobbles and I want to thank all who caught me when I wobbled...you know who you are. I have had to make tough choices in the face of temptation to keep on track and focussed but it's all going to be worth it when there is a full house of people and eight brilliant speakers; one International speaker, one European speaker and the remaining six speakers from the UK all together for the first time in Brighton, discussing the powerful energy at at the base of the spine and its effect on spiritual awakening. I am writing now because come Saturday morning I am going to be way too busy to write , so while I have some time am writing now to acknowledge the journey that creating this conference has been for me. And after all the highs and lows that it has involved and am sure that there will be more to come before Saturday morning at 10am what is it that I have learned? What I have learned is best summed up in the words of Napoleon Hill ' what the mind can conceive AND believe, the mind can achieve'....I am also going to be extremely relieved and happy when it is all over.....I might even dance on a table!

Journey to Self is being translated into both Gujarati and Hindi with assistance from the Cultural Section of the Indian High Commission in London

Margaret 's book Journey to Self was a book of the month for Watkins in their central London bookshop, and in their mail order catalogue

Journey to Self is listed on Google Books where you can browse up to 20% for free

Directors of The Meeting Point

Below is a photo of Jacyntha Crawley and Ian Moseley, the 2 main directors of The London Biorhythm Company , sponsor of "The Meeting Point". The picture was taken at a recent birthday party for Dr Imke Halberstadt. Imke is an active Toastmaster. studied in detail, using his letters a member of the Athenians Speakers Club, she went on to found Harrovians, the Toastmasters Club based in Harrow, Middlesex, Greater London, UK

Are you frightened of public speaking?

Jacyntha Crawley.

Jacyntha Crawley has studied biorhythms for some years. She wrote the best selling The Biorhythm Kit which can be bought on the Biorhythm Sales page. Sections of The Biorhythm Kit can be browsed on Google Books. The Biorhythm wheel forms a major part of The Biorhythm Kit. This Biorhythm wheel was featured in the Australian made TV programme "Beyond 2000", seen in over 78 countries. Jacyntha writes for magazines and newspapers in the UK and abroad, and is a member of both the Society of Authors and NAWE (National Association of Writers in Education). Jacyntha is an experienced broadcaster, and a public speaker, and recently discovered she is written up in Wikipedia in China! Recently Jacyntha has had the interesting experience" of being recruited to integrate "biorhythms" into mainstream toothpaste!

Are you interested in free-lance writing?

Jacyntha Crawley is a polymath

who finds it hard to blatantly self-promote! So, we decided it would be easier, and more beneficial to everyone, if we introduced ourselves through the people we know, and the organizations we belong to! Jacyntha is an Honorary Member of the London IVC

The London Intervarsity Club

London IVC is the social club where Jacyntha Crawley honed her organising skills, including setting up, and then managing, a weekday volunteer cafeteria, "Burnt Offerings", Members cooked evening meals for others. Intervarsity Clubs are a string of not-for-profit voluntary social clubs across the UK. Within Intervarsity Clubs members volunteer to organise events for others. Here is a link to the most northerly IVC in Britain

In Brisbane, Australia, an equivalent club is The Dabblers

For more than 15 years members of the London IVC worked on active conservation projects with the Friends of Highgate Cemetry.

Proof, if it were still needed, that global warming does exist!

Jacyntha Crawley is a "bridge-builder". When volunteering at London IVC the need for a permanent group, which later developed into the registered charity, Age Link became apparent

The current Hon. Secretary of Age Link is Smita Gondhalekar, 198, Sherwood Avenue, Streatham, London SW16 5EF. tel: 020 8679 7578 (work) fax: 020 7290 5115

Age Link takes elderly people, who would otherwise be housebound, to tea on one Sunday afternoon a month. One lady often taken out recently and unexpectedly left Age Link a considerable legacy.

There are 8 local Age Link groups. More volunteers could mean more local groups; more monthly outings; and more happy people!

Age Link also needs host volunteers to provide the teas

The 2 annual Age Link Christmas parties are held in central London venues. All the groups attend these, as do civic dignitaries from the London boroughs in which Age Link operates

Professional and semi-professional entertainment is provided at these Christmas parties

Fund Raising for Age Link . There is an annual sponsored swim at the Porchester Swimming Baths in Queensway, London W2, and
a short sponsored walk on Hampstead Heath, North West London, every September

Phone Raj: 01895 676689 for details.

By the entrance of the National Trust owned Claremont Landscape Gardens, outside Esher, Surrey, is a plague documentating helpers and groups which worked on the restoration. Claremont Gardens had been overgrown and was a complete wilderness for many years! "More bridge building"! Members of the practical conservation group of London IVC were amongst the original helpers. In exchange, Jacyntha Crawley, founder of the London IVC conservation group, was able to negociate the first, all encompassing, Age Link gathering. This was held by the lake at Claremont. Tea and cakes were included! The photograph above shows an Age Link member; Geoff Tomlinson, one of the founder members of Age Link ; Jacyntha Crawley and the then Deputy Warden at Claremont Gardens.

Jacyntha Crawley, interrupted and photographed, whilst helping to hang a gate on the National Trust owned, Golden Cap Estate, in Dorset. This huge property, to which the London IVC regularly send a group of conservation volunteers, is now part of the "Jurassic Coast", and a UNESCO world heritage site.

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