Double-sided stainless steel travel mug, 16 oz., fits perfectly in your car and on the go. Choose stainless steel over plastic for your own health and for the environment- can be reused for a long time to come.

This is a Fair Trade product handmade by an artisan cooperative called Eco Friendly Papers in India. These beautiful hand block printed cloth covered journals contain paper that is made of recycled cotton. The artisans who make these journals have been practicing the art of paper making for generations. They collect waste from the textile industry and recycle it into all kinds of paper products. Size: 4" × 6". Number of pages: 48 pages. Choice of red, blue or black.

This is a fair trade piece of jewelry, handmade in the eastern mountainous region of India. These earrings are made out of tree resins and locally sourced metals. Artisans dry tree resins and later work on them, giving them a flat, polished, wooden effect. At the end, the artisans infuse an "OM" symbol on them. Income from this product directly helps the artisans by going into development projects for their communities. By buying this product, your are ensuring a dignified lifestyle for the producer (and supporting our programs!).

What do you do when you're 31-years old, married with two young children and facing cancer, the loss of your left hand, and possibly your life? If you're Seattle native Joshua Isaac, you get a camera and make My Left Hand - a thought-provoking and ultimately triumphant film. This moving documentary by Harmony Hill alumni Isaac follows his two-year journey and triumph over epithelioid sarcoma. The roughly 81-minute film premiered at the Seattle True Independent Film Festival 2007 where it won the Survivor Spirit Award. "Making the movie was a way for me to deal with the most difficult situation I've ever faced," said Isaac. "For one thing, as it was being shot it shifted my focus so that it didn't seem so real hearing that the cancer metastasized or how difficult the side effects of chemo were going to be. But I knew from the start of the journey that I wanted to do something positive and constructive from this experience. Now it's my hope others can learn and find comfort from the film."

Show your love for Harmony Hill by wearing a Hill t-shirt. Small Chartres labyrinth logo on front and large labyrinth on back. Locally printed cotton t-shirts are super comfortable. Available in small, medium, large, extra large. French blue and sage green in regular men's t-shirt sizes. Same sizes available in a periwinkle blue womens' fit.

Sleek, stainless steel 25 oz. water bottle features a leak proof lid with carabineer clip. Protect the environment and your own health by using this in place of plastic water bottles.

Be able to bring back the energies, peace and harmony of our labyrinths with this pocket stone. Trace the path slowly with your finger. Many prefer to use a finger from their non-dominant hand to enhance intuition and creativity.

Modern style coffee mug in a soft green with a contrasting rim.

Handmade for Harmony Hill Retreat Center. Blocks light and provides relaxing aromatherapy. Contains lavender, rice and/or flax seed enclosed in a soft fleece material.

Glassybaby makes unique hand-blown candleholders, glass cups or vases at their Seattle location.

Now when you purchase their products you can help Harmony Hill.

For every purchase you make of a Glassybaby product using the product code Harmonyhill we will receive 10% of the proceeds from that sale.

When they say, "Paper or plastic?" you can say, "No thanks, I've got my own." Generously sized, lightweight, washable all cotton tote bag with Harmony Hill labyrinth logo imprinted in green on natural, shows your commitment to sustainable living. Keep several in your car for those trips to the market. 15 1/2" x 15". Only $10 each!

You might call this a "moving" meditation. Six-inch diameter embroidered silk labyrinth can be folded and carried in a pocket or purse for on the spot mind focusing whether you’re hiking in the forest, flying to Cincinnati, or relaxing at home. Let your fingers do the walking on this path to a peaceful state.

If you've ever been lucky enough to experience lavender plants in Summer you know this fragrance. Tuck this small sachet into your pillow case and let the relaxing scent of hand-picked Harmony Hill lavender blossoms lull you to sleep. Also makes a lovely lingerie drawer or linen closet sachet.
Only $3.00 each.

Unique carved wooden pin-back 12-circuit Labyrinth disk makes it easier than ever to reflect and stay centered. A beautifully rendered miniature Chartes Cathedral labyrinth, 1-1/2" diameter. Great gift or conversation piece. Unfortunately we have lost our supplier for this product. Order now before supply runs out.

When you come to Harmony Hill you will, no doubt, be charmed by the sight of hundreds of beaded copper memorials dangling from our 50-foot long grape arbor. For years visitors and alumni have hung heartfelt messages to remember their stay with us, memorialize a loved one, or mark a special event. Your personal message will be embossed on a sheet of copper with heart cut-out and beaded hanger.

Recommended by Harmony Hill Faculty & Staff
* 20% of the cover price of these books is donated to Harmony Hill from Sage Bookstore in Shelton, Washington. Please visit them and thank them for their continued support.

Cell Level Meditation focuses awareness on the smallest unit of life for the purpose of healing. By meditating with the cells, you begin to awaken to the vast potential within yourself-to move to levels of greater self-awareness. You take a majestic leap as you find your own authentic experience, as an expression of what is going on all the way down at the level of the humble cell. By simply looking at something, you change it. So in Cell Level Meditation, you look into the cells of your body, and then go into the cells and become them, using the timeless technique of combining awareness with the breath. Perhaps for the first time you direct this ancient technique of awareness at the smallest unit of life: the cell. With a forward written by our very own Harmony Hill Founder and Executive Director Gretchen Schodde.

"Whoever you are, walking the labyrinth has something to offer. The labyrinth holds up a mirror, reflecting back to us not only the light of our finest selves, but also whatever restrains us from shining forth."
--From the Introduction

Join Melissa Gayle West and thousands of others who are turning to labyrinth walking for quiet meditation and spiritual healing. Exploring the Labyrinth blends the timeless wisdom and meaning derived from labyrinths along with practical advice.

As an introduction to hospice, the book maintains that hospice care is an experience grounded in spirituality-the force that binds everything together. This interconnectedness of all things is demonstrated in inspirational stories, poetry, scripture, prayers, and guided meditations that will assist those wishing to go spiritually deeper.

The human being is like a diamond, complete with many facets: body, emotions, mind, and spirit. These aspects can be unified through a variety of approaches, including through the experience of eating. When we want to make a significant change in our lives, one of the ways to do this is by choosing specific foods t o support that change. Foods and eating present a powerful way to begin and support a shift for the whole self since eating occurs every day, many times a day. The sheer bulk of food we eat provides not only physical matter to give the body energy, but also "an energy signature" to feed the subtle needs of the soul. Using the chakra energy system established by ancient Vedic texts, Chakra Foods for Optimum Health provides a hands-on guide to how to heal body, mind, and spirit through foods and eating. Minich is a dynamic nutrition educator, yoga practitioner and author of four books on nutrition and healing, and is an In Harmony facilitator who offers nutrition and wellness workshops at Harmony Hill.

Remen, a physician, therapist, professor of medicine, and long-term survivor of chronic illness, is also a down-home storyteller. Reading this collection of real-life parables feels like a late-night kitchen session with a best friend, munching on leftovers while listening to the good-as-gossip stories of everyday heroes and archetype villains. Every story guides us like a life compass, showing us what's good and lasting about ourselves as well as humanity.

Be introduced to a host of the compassionate warriors' tools and concepts for transforming anxieties and negative emotions into positive living. Rather than steeling ourselves against hardship, she suggests we open ourselves to vulnerability; from this comes the loving kindness and compassion that are the wellsprings of joy.

Board-certified oncologist Dr. Jeremy Geffen has many years of experience serving as a physician, guide, mentor, coach, and friend to thousands of cancer patients and their families. In this pioneering work, he shows how to transform every aspect of the journey in a new and comprehensive way.

Where most books on cancer focus on treatment for eradicating the disease, this book refreshingly combines Eastern and Western healing principles to focus on helping the whole person heal--emotionally, spiritually, and physically.

Nepo is a cancer survivor who is convinced that daybooks should be seen as "a spiritual sonnet of our age, a sturdy container for small doses of what matters." Nepo is well read and able to lyrically tap into the wisdom of the world's religions as well as the depths of contemporary psychology. Let this spiritual daybook become a sonnet for you; it will speak directly to your heart about the beauty, the bounty, and the blessings of life.

This book is a rare offering: practical help for people contending with cancer as well as advice for their families. It is based upon personal stories from a cancer support group meeting in one community for over 25 years. It is about questioning conventional wisdom, setting goals, testing limits, and discovery of unknown courage and resilience.

With profound yet simple exercises, this book provides a guide to tap your innate healing abilities by showing that healing is a basic part of human nature. Filled with thought-provoking stories and photographs, free of jargon, and thoroughly grounded in Dr. Hawkes's decades of experience in laboratory science and practical, hands-on healing, Cell-Level Healing invites you to explore your intrinsic powers of transformation and regeneration to attain new levels of spiritual and bodily health.

This guided imagery CD is to remind the caregiver - whether this be a family member or a professional provider - of their own strength, goodness, tenacity and resourcefulness. The imagery affirms the generational values being carried forward. It notes the invisible forces of love and support surrounding the listener. 45 Minutes

This guided imagery is for facing any stressful situation, to help with general anxiety, or to just promote feelings of peace, balance and optimism. The images heighten feelings of love and safety, pump up serotonin and promote an energized calm. It is also the first half of a research-proven imagery protocol for posttraumatic stress, which yielded dramatic outcomes for survivors of trauma. 38 Minutes

A portion of the proceeds from the author's proceeds from this book come to Harmony Hill. This is a great book for any person who has breast cancer. The Library Journal says: "An ordained minister, Jarvis worked as an oncology care chaplain prior to her own breast cancer diagnosis. But if you expect a staid, glass-is-half-full sermon, hold on to your garters, because Jarvis is nothing like the recruitment films. In an email to family and friends, her second thought upon diagnosis was, "Oh, shit." And among the discussions of the trials and travesties of the disease, she addresses her faith and conversations with "Mr. Martha Miyagi." No matter your own belief system, Jarvis is a breath of fresh air in the congested world of health memoirs."

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