Holistic Healthcare and Divinity by Angel-ahhh

The Egyptians knew about it hundreds of thousands of years ago.  Proof of that still remains in their ancient temples. The Eye of Horus was the ancient symbol of protection, power and good health. It is also referred to as the eye of RA. Comparatively and physiologically speaking,  Our “Pine”al Gland, shaped like and named after the Pinecone, is at the geometric center of our brain and is intimately linked to our body's perception of light. The Pineal modulates our wake-sleep patterns and circadian rhythms, remains uniquely isolated from the blood-brain barrier system, and receives a higher percentage of blood flow than any other area of the body save the kidneys. The Pineal Gland is considered by many to be our biological Third Eye, the "Seat of the Soul," the “Epicenter of Enlightenment” Since ancient times, the third eye has been acknowledged by many cultures. It is considered to be a representation our natural ability to hone in on our intuition.  What i

In Episode 006 of Holistic Healthcare and Divinity, Host Angel_ahhh will talk about what happened when she went to a Kirtan Chanting session, and if you want strengthen your Third Eye Chakra, you'll definitely want to stay tuned to get 5 ways to get more Third Eye clarity. Check out this episode!

Historically the Egyptians created a tooth cream by mixing powdered ashes of oxen hooves with myrrh, burnt egg shells, pumice, and water. The Persians added gypsum and the shells of burnt oysters and snails. Why should we be held captive to the toothpaste market, which is a $1.6 billion dollar business? Promises that you are getting a "Natural" product are soon broken as soon as you've finished reading the label. You may find toxic ingredients, such as paraben preservatives, sodium lauryl sulfate, artificial flavors, colors or sweeteners. some of which known carcinogens. Who would knowingly put these ingredients in their mouth, knowing that the membrane in the mouth’s lining is one of the most absorbent tissues in the body? Empower yourself by making your own toothpaste that can also heal and prevent cavities, gum disease and whiten your teeth with this recipe from Holisiticlivingtips.com: Ingredients: 3 tablespoons of baking soda 3 tablespoons of extra virgin

This week's HHD Episode is about the Incredible and Divine, Celestial Events that are taking place during the month of February! The month starts off with a Comet, a Full Moon and an Eclipse that are all taking place almost simultaneously in the sign of Leo!  The Heavens are literally going wild, so tune in to find out how! Check out this episode!

Episode 004 of Holistic Healthcare and Divinity, hosted by Angel_ahhh, discusses the Antibiotics you may have in your kitchen and Trumps Mexico Tax and Immigration Policies and how it might affect us getting our fresh produce.   Check out this episode!

According to the Department of Agriculture, Mexico and Canada are the leading sources overall of agricultural imports in the U.S. In fact, just to put a figure on it, approximately $22.2 billion dollars of agriculture has been imported to the U.S. from 2013 to 2015. We import items like: ·          strawberries ·          avocados ·          tomatoes ·          onions ·          chili peppers ·          raspberries We import these products from Mexico more than any other country. And of that about 60% of all avocados in the U.S. in 2014 were grown in Mexico. So if you love guacamole, which I do not, you need to be worried about fear a trade war with Mexico! So I’m saying all of this to say, that many of the fresh fruits and vegetables that we are used to having at our disposal would potentially become more expensive or even scarce if a 20% import tax goes into effect. Oh but there’s more! To add to that, if Trump's broader immigration pol

Coconut Curry Chicken With Turmeric Serves: 2 Prep time: 5 Minutes Cook time: 15 Minutes Ingredients: 2 chicken breasts 2 tbsp. olive oil 1 small yellow onion, diced 2 garlic cloves, minced 1 can coconut milk 3 tbsp. red curry paste 1 tsp fish sauce 1 tsp. coconut sugar 2 tsp. fresh ginger, grated 1/4 tsp. ground turmeric Handful of cilantro Instructions: Cut up chicken into bite-size pieces. Heat oil in a skillet, add chicken, and cook until done. While the chicken is cooking, mince the garlic and dice the onion. Place in other skillet with curry paste, coconut milk, fish sauce, ginger, sugar and turmeric. Bring to a boil, then lower heat to a simmer. Once chicken is cooked, transfer it to the skillet with the sauce. Then simmer it for about 10 minutes. It is enough time for the flavor to be absorbed. Stir in cilantro. In case you like a thicker sauce, stir in coconut flour (1-2 tablespoons). Serve inside a coconut and enjoy!