New York City:

The "hub of the world." 1. To be alone in New York City without any friends or companions is symbolic of being totally on your own. Whatever projects or enterprises you're facing right now are likely to have to be done almost entirely on your own.

2. The bright lights of New York City at night, especially if they blink on and off, symbolize an encouraging message that the solution to a problem you've been wrestling with will come to you in a bolt of inspiration.

3. Dreaming of hearing any of the vast number of songs about New York City represents reassurance that a cherished goal or project of yours will indeed manifest - with a lot of work.

Source: Astrocenter, http://astrocenter.astrology.msn.com/msn/DreamDictionary.aspx

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transformational dreaming: Mode of dreamwork described and recommended by New York City psychoanalyst Jill Morris, Ph.D., author of The Dream Workbook (Little, Brown and Co., 1985), Creative Breakthroughs (Warner Books, 1993), and Transformational Dreaming (Ballantine Books, 1996). Its theory posits a collective unconscious.

(See also: Transformational dreaming, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

L'Chaim Yoga: Variation of hatha yoga taught by Kay Abrahams, of New York City. It involves guided relaxation, Hebrew prayer, and makko-ho. (L'Chaim is a Hebrew expression that means to life and is used as a toast.)

(See also: L'Chaim Yoga, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Quantum Leap Chi Gong therapy: Apparent form of Qigong therapy promoted by Warner Chen, O.M.D., L.Ac., Ph.D., of New York City (see Human Resources Chi Gong and Marrow Cleansing Chi Gong).

(See also: Quantum Leap Chi Gong therapy, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Acu-Powder (Acupowder treatment): One of the clinic services offered by the School of Classical Taoist Herbology, in Manhattan (New York City). It involves application of a remarkable herbal powder to acupoints.

(See also: Acu-Powder, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

barefoot shiatsu massage: Variation of shiatsu practiced by Viola M. Timbers, R.N., B.A., of New York City. It features pressing on meridians with hands, elbows, knees, and feet.

(See also: Barefoot shiatsu massage, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

Johrei: purificatory method that defines the Johrei Fellowship, a worldwide interfaith association with a center in New York City. Reportedly, sessions take about twenty minutes, do not entail physical contact, and are always free of charge. Besides the method, the word Johrei denotes a paradisiacal doctrine anda something that, through the focusing of Divine Light, naturally eases physical and mental distress. Japanese businessman Mokichi Okada founded the movement in 1935. Okada had learned God's Divine Plan for the New Age through a series of divine revelations. Johrei's principles include the Law of Purification, which holds that sickness is simply Nature's way of restoring health, and the Law of Spiritual Affinity, which holds that innumerable spiritual cords dominate human existence. Another principle is that one's health and material resources are functions of one's spiritual condition.

(See also: Johrei, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Body Mind Dynamics: Form of bodywork advanced by the Somakinetics Research Institute and, in 1994, promoted by the Source of Life Center, in New York City. It is (or was) a way to release pain, stress, and negative emotions that interfere with the functioning of glands, internal organs, the nervous system, and meridians.

(See also: Body Mind Dynamics, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

Sound Energetics: Invention of Helena Reilly, M.A. It involves analysis of the voice and the application of sound at frequencies that release psychological and emotional energies.

The principle of sound energetics is that one's voice is a reflection and map of one's energetic vibration overall. sounding: Repeatedly vocalizing therapeutic sounds, such as AUM. Aum (Om) isa manifestation of spiritual power and the most sacred syllable of Hinduism. sound therapy: Modality promoted by psychologist Lisa M. Baker, M.A., of New York City. It includes Toning.

(See also: Sound Energetics, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Human Resources Chi Gong: A form of Qigong (chi gong) taught by Warner Chen, O.M.D., L.Ac., Ph.D., of New York City. Chen describes chi as a vital force or vital energy similar to electricity.

(See also: Human Resources Chi Gong, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Dynamic Self Inquiry (TM): A psycho-spiritual process promoted by transformational facilitator (see Transformational Breath (TM)) Thomas Michael Amelio of New York City.

(See also: Dynamic Self Inquiry, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Mantra Yoga Meditation (MYM, Mantra Yoga Meditation technique): Form of silent meditation introduced to the West by Swami Guru Devanand and promoted by the Dr. Guervaz Ayurveda Center, in New York City. MYM guides one toward experience with the innermost part of one's cosmic existence.

(See also: Mantra Yoga Meditation, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

CranioSacral-Visceral Balancing (CranioSacral-Visceral Whole Body Balancing): Apparent spinoff of CranioSacral Therapy practiced by Barbara Chang of New York City. Its principles include the following. (a) One's body is a mirror of one's soul. (b) When one's Soul-Will aligns with one's Ego-Will, one's inborn artistic and intuitive genius displays its creativity. (c) People are extremely tender inside.

(See also: CranioSacral-Visceral Balancing, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Cranial Facial Balancing: Method promoted by Innes Frey of New York City. It involves stimulation of cranial nerve endings, lymph drainage reflexes, and meridian points on the face, neck, and shoulders. Such stimulation can effect balance and integration of bodily systems.

(See also: Cranial Facial Balancing, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Bateman Health System: Combination of Qigong and yoga developed by Allan Bateman and promoted by the Bateman Institute for Health Education, in Manhattan (New York City).

Be Set Free Fast» (BSFF): One of the tapping therapies. Larry Phillip Nims, Ph.D., developed it. According to BSFF theory, in adults any specific problem typically has 700 to 1,900 emotional roots. Each BSFF treatment series eliminates all of a problem's roots. (See energy therapies. )

(See also: Bateman Health System, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

Divine Healing from Japan (Sazuke Healing): Specialty of Tenrikyo. Sazuke Healing is a form of hands on healing practiced by Prof. Tadamasa Fukaya (a Tenrikyo reverend) and promoted by the Tenri Cultural Institute, in New York City.

In his lecture on the Joyous Life, Fukaya stated that human bodies are loans from God the Parent and that, therefore, we should treat them according to the will of God the Parent (e.g., by not becoming infatuated and not indulging carnal desires).

(See also: Divine Healing from Japan, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

self expansion therapy: Style of psychotherapy practiced by Ralph Gray, C.S.W., of New York City.

According to its theory, one can attain growth and transformation by listening carefully to one's true inner self, re-connecting one's thoughts and feelings, recovering one's authenticity, and releasing physical and emotional blockages.

(See also: Self expansion therapy, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

didgeridoo vibrational healing: Group of techniques, of Australian aboriginal origin, promoted by the Emerging Light Center of Queens, in New York City. It helps to remove blocks. Its theory posits spiritual centers and a personal spiritual being with a reachable core.

A didgeridoo (also spelled didjeridu) is a hornlike wind instrument, generally three feet long, of hollowed, petrified eucalyptus bark. Aborigines use it to produce a sound that effects healing on an energetic or spiritual level. This sound expands one's aura.

(See also: Didgeridoo vibrational healing, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)

Wu Ming Qigong (Wu Ming Qigong system, Taoist Wu Ming Qigong): Millennia-old self-healing practice taught by the American Taoist Healing Center, Inc., in New York City. It helps users connect body, mind, and spirit.

Its theory posits a transfer, from teacher to student, of energy that heals and guides the student. Proponents use the Chinese expression wu ming, which literally means no name, to refer to the original natural force from which everything's essence flows.

(See also: Wu Ming Qigong, Body Mind and Soul, Alternative Health, Alternative Health Dictionary)