Jimmy Henderson (Metaphysical teacher and author): September 2011

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Welcome

Welcome to my blog.

It may come as a surprise to many of you who know me that my calling at this time is that of a metaphysical teacher. Please do not be offended by any of the material discussed here as it is only one facet of my work. Feel free to browse my blog, glance through my books which are available at well-known bookshops or can be ordered through them, or else at the website addresses I have provided.

You are also free to look at my articles on counselling issues in my second blog http://www.jimmyhendersonarticles.blogspot.com/

many of which have been published in magazines or discussed on the radio and to use material from them, provided you acknowledge me as the author and list this website in your acknowledgement.

Also feel free to visit my website www.discoveringyourself.co.za

Thank you for your time and interest in visiting my blog.

Jimmy Henderson

About me

Dear friends My full name is James (Jimmy) Henderson. I have been studying mind and spirit for over thirty years as a member of the Rosicrucian order (AMORC) and have an honours degree in Philosophy(Metaphysics)and a PhD in cognitive Psychology. I have been a volunteer lifeline counsellor and trainer for many years and have also been specifically trained in trauma counseling. I also previously lectured part-time in counselling skills at Damelin Management School at Westridge, Durban. I am now retired after 30 years in the gov. service. My purpose at this time is to help persons who are sincere in their striving for self- and spiritual development to find their way along their path.In this way I see myself as a teacher, having being given the ability to explain higher truth in a simple and practical way. I have been fortunate to have been given this opportunity to reach many of you in this way.

Jimmy Henderson (Metaphysical teacher and author)

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Recent Talk on the soul at the Sanctuary of Serenity in Gilletts

Jimmy Henderson (Ph.D Psychology)

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