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Our seven activities
When the trust registered on 19 December 2024 it declared seven activities: what it would do, and who for. Here they are, one at a time. Choose one to go straight to it, or read on from the first.
Unless noted otherwise, each of these runs virtually and in person where we have representatives — currently Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga and Christchurch — and through associates in the countries where we work.
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Understanding the whole person
Where we start with everyone. Spirit, mind and body are one person, and their needs are met together, in harmony with the way we were made. The teaching draws on the Law of Life, the writings of E. G. White, and Dr Horst Müller's observation that illness so often follows what a person has lived through.
Who it is forAnyone seeking help toward mental, physical or spiritual healing.
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Nutrition and cooking
Hands-on classes in cooking well, aimed at what a household can actually keep doing rather than an ideal nobody sustains. Food is where most people's health is won or lost, and it is the cheapest place to change something.
Who it is forAnyone seeking a balanced lifestyle across mental, physical and spiritual health.
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Natural remedies and healthy lifestyle
Rest, water, movement, sunlight and air, and the daily habits that keep people well. We teach them as things a person can arrange for themselves rather than things they must buy.
Who it is forAnyone seeking a balanced lifestyle.
What this involvesThe eight principles of healthThe Practical Life
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Growing food
Planting and keeping a vegetable and fruit garden that feeds your own household. Working ground is good for the body, unusually good for the mind, and it ends in food. In time we intend to have our own land for this work.
Who it is forAnyone who wants to plant and sustain a garden that meets their own dietary needs.
Download the book freePDF, 118 pages, 5.3 MB
Read the first chapter freeIntroduction and chapter one, PDF, 0.7 MB
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A pool of resources
We share what we teach, and it is free. Dr Horst Müller's Why Do We Get Sick? is here in full, to download and pass on. Dr Mark Sandoval's The Law of Life starts with its first chapter free.
Who it is forTrainers, students and beneficiaries, and anyone suitably qualified who wants to give back.
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Seminars, camps and retreats
Where the teaching is given properly: with time, and away from interruption. Dr Horst Müller teaches our seminars in South Africa, on how illness so often follows grief, shock and years of strain, and on the way out. We also run camps, retreats and training. Write to us for the next dates.
Who it is forTrainers, students and beneficiaries, and anyone requiring support services.
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Ongoing support
A seminar that ends when everyone goes home has done half a job. We keep supporting the people we have taught, and the people doing the teaching, through further training, counselling and coaching. It is the least visible thing we do.
Who it is forTrainers, students and beneficiaries alike.