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Fact. Chronic diseases are on the rise, predominately in developed nations. Fact. Modern drugs and hospital treatments are to an extent able to deal with the symptoms but struggle to address the exact cause of these diseases.

Fact. Preventative medicine is going to be absolutely vital in the future if we are to decrease our dependence on pharmaceutical drugs and professional medical care.

How often do we witness people taking a pill just because the doctor ordered it? What does this healing business mean and who going to do the hard work? Is any practitioner able to heal another person in the first place? Or can a doctor, therapist or 3th generation shaman only support another being in their own healing process, at very best?

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Every day in the late afternoon, a remarkable, natural phenomenon occurs in the tiny village of Petulu (five kilometres north of Ubud), as thousands of white herons fly in to roost for the night.

It’s a spectacular sight as the huge flocks of birds arrive in a steady throng, filling the sky, flying in formation, wheeling, drifting, sailing and finally landing in the tall palms and old bunut (fig) trees,where they squabble over prime perches, turning the tree tops white like snow and splattering the roadsides with their droppings.

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Sitting at the top of the world, Kintamani is one of Bali’s most iconic destinations. Clear air and amazing views make it a great place to visit whether for a day or a week.

An hour from Ubud and a world away, the first inkling you are approaching Kintamani or Batur is the drop in humidity levels. As you drive up the seemingly endless Andong road, lined with shops cargo depots and handicraft factories, the road starts to clear, orange farms and vegetable gardens take their place. The scent of woodsmoke fills the air.

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