Spring Hill Holistic Wellness Center

04/20/2025

Lily Tomlin famously walked off The Dick Cavett Show after fellow guest Chad Everett made a sexist remark—listing his wife among the animals he “owned” on his farm.

“I have three horses, three dogs… and a wife,” Everett said.
When Cavett questioned the order, Everett doubled down: “She’s the most beautiful animal I own.”

Tomlin stood up, stunned. “You own?” she repeated, before walking across the stage, saying, “I have to leave.”

What followed was pure silence, and some very uncomfortable energy.

Tomlin later reflected, “It was a perfectly pure act… I felt angels walked me off.”

A moment of feminist TV history that still hits.

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04/20/2025

04/20/2025

On this day of rebirth, let our personal power collectively change the direction of our planet of our country of our communities and of our homes blessings to all

04/20/2025

On Easter, we celebrate a new morning for the world.

In the Talmud, it says that during the darkest night we should act as if the morning has already come. It’s not that we are in denial about the darkness. But we practice positive denial. We deny its power to stand.

This country is living through a collective crucifixion now, but the crucifixion is never the end of the story. Ever. The darkness is cast out by the light that is with us. It shines through us, it is always there, and our job is to activate it.

The purpose of Easter is to remind us of that power. One man - and that is not to say there have not been others - fully actualized God’s power on earth, and is now authorized to help the rest of us, should we ask for his guidance.

He turned water into wine. He healed the sick and raised the dead. He said there was nothing he did that we cannot do. Let this Easter be the rebirth of our collective knowing. As Emerson said, “What lies before us and what lies behind us are nothing compared to what lies within us.”

Today let’s embrace the morning, for the world and in ourselves. Let’s embrace a new beginning. Let’s celebrate our release even at a time when we are feeling bound. God is bigger than the pain we bear. Let this be a day when we remember that. We’re in the tomb, but we will not remain.

He rose. Now it’s our turn.

Happy Easter!

04/10/2025

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"Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all." — Aristotle

03/20/2025

This is an example how pain in one area will refer pain in another area

03/20/2025

02/23/2025

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Vitamin B12 deficiency is a common but often overlooked issue in older adults, and it can have serious health consequences if left untreated. In this episode...

02/18/2025

Cranial sacral therapy is a gentle hands on manual therapy technique, working with the central nervous system, to help release restrictions and restore balance throughout the body. It involves gentle manipulation of the bones of the skull, throughout the spinal cord, and the sacrum, to release tension and promote the flow of cerebrospinal fluid throughout the central nervous system.
Cranial sacral therapy can help central nervous system disfuntion conditions including, migraines, vertigo, chronic pain, post concussion trauma, and postural disorders. Also helps to improve overall wellness, relaxation, and increased immune function .

Therapists gently touch various parts of the body to monitor the rhythm of the cerebrospinal fluid flowing around the central nervous system. By monitoring the flow, therapists are able to determine areas of fluid restriction and sources of dysfunction.

Suzanne Sampson LMT
MA86906
Cranio-Sacral Specialist
CST 1 & CST2

02/16/2025

In a time of hate
Love is an act of resistance.
In a time of fear
Faith is an act of resistance.
In a time of misinformation
Education is an act of resistance.
In a time of poor leadership
Community is an act of resistance.

In a time like this
joy is an act of resistance.
Resist. Resist. Resist.

By Loryn Brantz 🌹

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