CLAIRVISION SCHOOL

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I am not the best single mom in town.
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                    [AuthorName] => Gina Lopez
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                    [Title] => Awakening the third eye
                    [Summary] => Tall, blue-eyed, and athletic, Helma Schipper is hardly anyone’s idea of a guru.  But she is a meditation teacher, a regression (ISIS) practitioner, and overseer for the activities of the Clairvision School in the Philippines. The Clairvision School, which is based in Sydney, deals with the western tradition of esoteric knowledge. 


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                    [Title] => To move on in life, we must remove emotional blocks
                    [Summary] => Many times during the day we see ourselves reacting in ways that are not warranted by the situation. Our anger is impulsive and volcanic, our irritations are intense, our fears and insecurities adversely affect our relationships – the list is long. A clear look at our lives will undoubtedly show that many times we are hostage to our emotions, our impulse. This keeps us from moving on, and experiencing a life of peace, harmony and inner growth.


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The life & times of a single mom

By Gina Lopez | December 7, 2008 - 12:00am

I am not the best single mom in town.

Sunday Lifestyle

Awakening the third eye

By Lolita R. Lizano | June 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Tall, blue-eyed, and athletic, Helma Schipper is hardly anyone’s idea of a guru. But she is a meditation teacher, a regression (ISIS) practitioner, and overseer for the activities of the Clairvision School...

Health And Family

To move on in life, we must remove emotional blocks

By Gina Lopez | February 22, 2004 - 12:00am

Many times during the day we see ourselves reacting in ways that are not warranted by the situation. Our anger is impulsive and volcanic, our irritations are intense, our fears and insecurities adversely affect our...

Sunday Lifestyle