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| CONTACT |
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Click on here to contact me by email:
delphiris@dolphinsmiles.co.uk
Primary email-address
If for any reason you don't get a reply use my secondary email address, but please quote 'contact from website': delphinsmiles@hotmail.com |
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Address: Delphiris, Boswedden Mill, Cape Cornwall, St. Just, Penzance, TR19 7NJ.
How to get here: |
| Trains to Penzance, Bus 17,17a to St.Just; there I'll pick you up at the bus stop.
If you travel from abroad you can fly to New Quay, Bristol or Exeter airport, than hire a car for easy transport.
Coming by car:
M5 South West from Bristol to Exeter, than
A30 till Penzance,
carry on the A 30-by pass till
right turning on B 3071 to St. Just.
Parking available on site.
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| To make a booking |
| Please note: Due to the high
volume of enquiries
I can only reserve your space with a deposit at the time of booking. (to be fair to others I can't hold your space open without it). Paying directly into a HSBC bank or electronic transfer is easy and hassle free. Please call me for further details. |
Should you need to cancel a 24 h notice is required for treaments, otherwise you loose your deposit.
Cancellations for workshops and retreats are non-refundable, however I am happy to take somebody else if you could find somebody to take your place. |
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| If you pay from abroad, please ring for details about paying by paypal, postal money order or electronic bank transfer. |
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| View map of exact location: www.multimap.com |
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| Taken from Google Earth |
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| Coming by car this might be helpful: |
| www.frixo.com |
Frixo is a road / motorway traffic reporting site and think it may be a useful resource for your readers. It gives users up to date information as the site gets updated every 3 minutes via feeds from various sources including the government's official Highways Agency site.
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www.fleurpetite.blogspot.com
This new blog gives you the opportunity to find important updates, also dates for training courses.
Here you can also leave your thoughts and any comments about this website, feedback on received treatments, training, retreats and break-aways. Also watch out for the ever increasing list of recommended Videos and songs as well as other good resource sites. |
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| DOLPHIN SMILES BROCHURE |
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To download the
complete dolphin
smiles brochure as a printable
2.4 MB PDF, click on the left button. Acrobat reader is required. |
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| M o s t e x t r a o r d i n a r y |
The most extraordianry book I just finished reading, a must read. Check it out, it is awesome, truly is: www.animalsandtheafterlife.com
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Following on to this is
Testimony of Light by Helen Greaves
| This book is a document of lasting importance, telepathically transmitted to Helen Greaves by a close friend, Frances Banks (an Anglican nun), who had recently died. |
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I am hereby adding a new page with Books I can highly recomment. Click here
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| Thank you for the photographs: |
| Suzy del Campo for the Delphiris shell pictures. |
Yuka Tsuchiyo for some of the Cornwall pictures.
Mike Hoffmann for some of the Cornwall pictues.
Delphiris' mobile for most of the Cornwall pictures. :) :) |
| Adrian Johnson for the water massage pictures. |
| Lynne Barry for the underwater pictures. |
| Lynne Sims for the dolphin dance pictures. |
| Richard Gregory for the background water photographs. |
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| WISHING YOU A FUN FILLED AND JOYFUL NEW YEAR |
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December 31, 2008
New Year's Resolutions: The Two Lists
A Message from DailyOM Co-Founder Scott Blum
I was fortunate to spend time with an enigmatic man named Robert during a very special period of my life. Robert taught me many things during our days together, and this time of year reminds me of one particular interaction we had.
"Now that you are becoming more aware," Robert said, "you need to begin to set goals for yourself so you don't lose the momentum you have built."
"Like New Year's resolutions?" I asked.
"That's an interesting idea," he smirked. "Let's do that."
By then I was used to his cryptic responses, so I knew something was up because of the way his eyes sparkled as he let out an impish laugh.
"Tonight's assignment is to make two lists," Robert continued. "The first is a list of all the New Year's resolutions you WANT to keep, and the second is a list of all the New Year's resolutions you WILL keep. Write the WANT List first, and when you have exhausted all of your ideas, then write the second list on another sheet of paper."
That night I went home and spent several hours working on the two lists. The WANT List felt overwhelming at first, but after a while I got into writing all the things I had always wanted to do if the burdens of life hadn't gotten in the way. After nearly an hour, the list swelled to fill the entire page and contained nearly all of my ideas of an ideal life. The second list was much easier, and I was able to quickly commit ten practical resolutions that I felt would be both realistic and helpful.
The next day, I met Robert in front of the local food Co-op, where we seemed to have most of our enlightening conversations. "Tell me about your two lists," Robert said as the familiar smirk crept onto his face.
"The first list contains all the things I SHOULD do if I completely changed my life to be the person I always wanted to be. And the second list contains all the things I COULD do by accepting my current life, and taking realistic steps towards the life I want to lead."
"Let me see the second list," he said.
I handed him the second list, and without even looking at it, he ripped the paper into tiny pieces and threw it in the nearby garbage can. His disregard for the effort I had put into the list annoyed me at first, but after I calmed down I began to think about the first list in a different light. In my heart, I knew the second list was a cop out, and the first list was the only one that really mattered.
"And now, the first list." Robert bowed his head and held out both of his hands.
I purposefully handed him the first list and held his gaze for several seconds, waiting for him to begin reading the page. After an unusually long silence, he began to crumple the paper into a ball and once again tossed it into the can without looking at it.
"What did you do that for?!" I couldn't hide my anger any longer.
Robert began to speak in a quiet and assured voice. "What you SHOULD or COULD do with your life no longer matters. The only thing that matters, from this day forward, is what you MUST do."
He then drew a folded piece of paper from his back pocket and handed it to me.
I opened it carefully, and found a single word floating in the middle of the white page:
"Love." |
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