MBSR rejects Buddha! Why Buddha must not become a meditation teacher
Buddha A meditation instruction makes the time as a therapeutic agent in medicine and psychotherapy career. Mindfulness meditation in which you put piecemeal together with the breath to all parts of the body's attention is called, now including "body scan", the main method of MBSR, the "mind fullness based stress reduction program's" according to Dr. John Kabatt-tin, USA. Even in Germany there are courses where one can be trained to MBSR trainer. Die Zugangsbedingungen dort sind so hoch, daß Buddha selbst eigentlich keine Chance hätte, dort hineinzukommen. Ein Vorstellungsgespräch könnte wie folgt aussehen: MBSR: "Nun, Herr Gautama, haben Sie denn ein Hochschulstudium im Bereich Pädagogik, Psychologie oder dergleichen?" Buddha: "Nein." MBSR: " Haben Sie denn nicht vielleicht einen therapeutischen Beruf erlernt?" Buddha: " Nein, ich habe gar keinen Beruf erlernt. Zuerst war ich 'Sohn' von Beruf und alles hat nach meiner Pfeife getanzt. Dann ging ich als Bettelmönch in den Jungel, weil das damals hoch angesehen war." MBSR: " Do not you have teaching experience, eg as a price leader " Buddha:" Well, I've always many students around me 'rum " MBSR". Teach the methods used to it? Do you have a methodical and didactic orientation? " Buddha:" No, why? The people sitting around me, sometimes I tell what, though I'm only saying what I think particularly in the valuable moment. I have an idea what this man needs just that I say. Sometimes I even hold up a flower and say nothing. Some understand, some not, some have to laugh. " MBSR:" What purpose do you associate with flower lift and ? Silence " Buddha:" No, just so I do not mean anything, I'm just completely in the moment! " MBSR:" Have you evaluated your teaching method sometimes " Buddha:" No, why " MBSR:" Which method of meditation you teach it? An active, passive, or rather what Contemplative? A reflective, a meditation technique, what with mantras or Hypnotrance? Buddha: "No, I say only: 'Inhale and Exhale!" That's it! MBSR, "Where did you learn that?" Buddha. "Nowhere I had no teacher and no master. Das fiel mir so im Jungel ein. Bei mir hat das Klasse funktioniert!" MBSR: "Andere Frage: Was tun Sie, wenn einer Ihrer Schüler beim Meditieren plötzlich in eine psychische Krise gerät?" Buddha: "Das ist mir noch nie passiert!" MBSR: "Und wenn doch?" Buddha: "Ich habe großes Vertrauen, daß das nie passieren wird!" MBSR: " Haben Sie denn nicht für den Notfall ein Handlungsschema? Einen Notfall-Algoritmus?" Buddha: "Na, ich würde sagen: Sei einfach präsent! Atme ein - und atme aus! Mehr braucht es nicht! MBSR: "Thank you for the interview, Mr. Gautama. Your meditation practice me not yet fully developed and your teaching skills, you still need some work. Try it again next year!" www.raab My homepage is the way -
love as a political issue qigong.de Recently I was at home in his deer by Eckhart comedy show in Mannheim Rosengarten. At the end of his show was Hirschhausen then sing a song the audience, that "all you need is love" by the Beatles as a means of improving the world! Critical thinking person has the opportunity where, as the refrain: "If it were that easy to sing. This option was also made diligent use. One wonders: "Yes, if it were that simple, then the world would actually be a paradise for all?" Or the other way around: "If it is so simple, why the hell do so few Why this world is then corrupted by greed, stupidity and power lust?" Maybe there in the background of this world so structures and cliques who win a lot of money and power from the fact that the majority of workers and peasants are so unhappy and without love? Perhaps we should tell the powers that time that they miss the best in her life?
Kürzlich war ich bei Eckhart von Hirschhausen in seiner Comedy-Show in Mannheim im Rosengarten. Zwischen all den Witzchen transportiert er eine Botschaft, und zwar eine spirituelle! Wer hätte das gedacht. Er ist Arzt und er ist ein erfolgreicher Comedian. Er vereint damit in sich alles, was einen Menschen eigentlich gegen höherer Erkenntnis resistent macht. Da wäre zum Beispiel das Thema Sex und Erleuchtung. Er zeigte Bilder aus einem Kernspintomographen, auf denen jeweils ein Gehirn abgebildet ist; die Regionen, die gerade aktiv sind, sind farblich gekennzeichnet. Das erste Bild zeigt eine Frau bei einem simulierten Orgasmus. Einige Hirnareale sind stark eingefärbt. The second image shows a brain with a real orgasm. Only the cerebellum (Feinmororik) is inked, the entire cerebrum is completely inactive! No thinking! No worries! No tomorrow, no yesterday! Just pure happiness! When an orgasm alone now enlightened? If this were so, then we would have either a world full of enlightened people. This is definitely not the case! Or we could have a world full of people who had never seen a real orgasm? This could be the case even more * grin *. But maybe something else must still come to a high vibrational energy, for example.
Wen a chicken an egg hatches, it firmly stuck to the egg and it can be nothing change that. If you interpret delicious grains, then it ignores the grains and remains on the egg. Remember the chicken or the egg while in the chick? Furthermore, one might be divided. An esoteric would say, think it to the egg because the egg is in the here and now. A mental coach might say, think it to the chick, because you would need for so much perseverance but a clear goal, a vision! The truth is that the chicken is thinking of nothing. It incubates the egg, because nature has so regulated. Brooding des Eis ist somit an sich perfekt! Nun denkt das Huhn nicht. Es ist in seinen Gedanken nicht im Morgen und nicht im Gestern. Ist es glücklich? Ist es erleuchtet? Wir wissen es nicht. Wir wissen nur, daß kein Mensch mit dem Huhn tauschen wollte, weil morgen schon der Schlachter kommt!
Sind Gut und Böse bzw. Krieg und Frieden wirklich die Polaritäten des Yin und Yang? Das halte ich für einen Irrtum.
Die Philosophie von Yin und Yang besagt zwar, daß alles in Gegesätzen existiert, die sich gegenseitig bedingen. Es gibt natürliche Polaritäten wie zum Beispiel Geburt und Tod, Heiß und Kalt, Tag und Nacht, die sich immer abwechseln. If it is indeed a law of nature would be followed by peace always had that war, that would be a death sentence for all of humanity. The people would not it be more soon. Did the fact that people sit together peacefully, necessarily mean that people elsewhere have to kill each other? Such a universe could not include evolution. war and evil arise, as I understand it, if the polarities of Yin and Yang in humans are in harmony. Only by this imbalance ensteht a state of unstable superficial calm (an irritated silence), which by a trivial reason to hate and Turns violent. If it is possible to reconcile the polarities of the people in harmony, then mankind has a good chance to survive themselves. Such people are, unfortunately, poor consumers and to make doctors and pharmaceutical lobby arm.
CG Jung once said: "I'd rather be quite as good!" Good and bad refer here probably due to the priggish bourgeois evaluation of its time when sexuality was considered a recordable as bad (whereas it moved happily in a war!). Is also an apparent reference to the "Gutmenschentum", which usually hurts more than good.
It also fits with my idea that one's own Polarities should bring into balance. A person who is in equilibrium, has no need for hatred and war.
I recently heard that Yin and Yang are reflected in God and the devil would. The highest principle conscious that some call God is above these polarities. It is the "supreme one", that is the antithesis to the polarity, so to speak. The devil, if it exists at all it is not the enemy of God, he is part of it. In ancient mythology of "The Masks of God" is mentioned.
Now on Monday I was in a long time again, at the Round Table "talks with God "based on the Bücgher by Neale Donald Walsch. This discussion group takes on Mondays at 19:00 in Karlsruhe in the rooms of the funeral using bull. In the rooms of this funeral and the dead are laid out (in another Gebüdetrakt) and funeral held . does the group in a meeting room for the mourners next to a coffin exhibition. The entrance to this section of the building by two man-sized Egyptian figures "guarded". all "interesting " in all, a place to talk about spirituality . (In the good and bad, interesting) The energy in this room is also supported by a clear energy. The group is not very large. Now in the holiday season we were only 6 people. Small is beautiful! That evening we watched a DVD from Bruce Liptom, who wrote the bestseller "The Biology of Belief." Among other things, the film shows that the thinking of the mother already impressed the fetus. Research shows that reducing a fearful attitude of the mother during pregnancy, the child's intelligence by up to 50% can! We also talked about affirmations and why they often do not work. All sin all a round of talks with class. I often would go there! www.raab More about me at -qigong.de
paradisi.de When someone asked whether meditation would be a miracle really that thing (for stress and stress), as is often claimed. I subsequently wrote the following answer:
Hello ... yes, meditation can actually be a miracle cure (but need not)! Stress and hectic but are more like side effects, actually, it indeed has a spiritual background that one must übernehemn not. there since the 70 years, numerous studies on the effect on physical health, for example, was the inventor of autogenic training his asthma to go but others work well for chronic pain, depression, high blood pressure and (controversial) experiments confirm even that a vessel can "calcification" are made through meditation to reverse. A student told me that he would have gotten with meditation his drinking problem under control. By the way feels meditation very well. It is as gentle hovering unspectacular, hectic, and problems are suddenly seen in a different, calmer light. This effect can last for up to 3 days, when the meditation very "deep" was, or if you made a whole day for nothing. In October I will on this issue at the national convention of the DGH - Federation spiritual healing in Rothenburg ad Fuld a lecture and a wokshop keep this issue. See also www.dgh-ev.de More about me on http://www.raab-qigong.de/
meditation and healing meditation seminar thought silence
keeps hearing the question of how one can continue to meditate for his thoughts ? Some also believe they can not meditate, because they had always thought in between.
But who says that we must continue to meditate his thoughts? There are probably only 5 people in the world who can do Sun The best thing if one does not care makes about whether one idea or not. So I have "learned" to meditate. If you have a direct way to silence ideas selected it's the best you can pass his thoughts like clouds: they come - and go! or observed himself, as thinking one's mind. The thinking does not stop, but the phases of the non-thinking are more frequent and longer. Allerdinsg take these phases may not be true because the mind is not exactly refelktiert. The idea of \u200b\u200bsilence is not a sufficient condition for happiness, inner peace or enlightenment, at best it is a necessary condition. ideal is also to divert the mind on something Monotones, as respects by on his breath as it comes and goes by itself, or a candle flame or a term that is ständug repeated (Mantra). way you can achieve a mind void, without worrying about it!
the exclusive Ayurvedic Institute in Baden-Baden Devaya I held the seminar "Healing Meditation" from. Because of the summer weather we had a small round, but I was able to answer the questions of the participants individually.
The participants had previous experience with meditation was good, but from my Method very impressed.
born at the end there is still a beautiful singing bowl meditation
(Berlin-KU64/28.04.2009) Vom 11. Mai bis zum 31. August werden in der Zahnarztpraxis KU64 am Kurfürstendamm ( http://www.ku64.de/de/service/presse/blog-zahnaerzte-in-suedafrika.html ) Fotografien The young South African photographer Justin Pharo shown. KU64 The team met the photographer during the relief effort to know in January and was immediately touched by his emotional photographs and enthusiastic.
first time leave his work, the rooms of his gallery in Cape Town - KU64 brings them to Berlin. On display are also the images that has Justin Pharo recorded in January during the KU64-relief efforts in South Africa. For ten days, he accompanied the team led by Dr. Stephan Ziegler, the approximately 200 school children in the village of Paternoster, southwest of Cape Town, has provided volunteer dental.
Part of the proceeds from the sale of the images donated by the artists of the Laureate Foundation, which works together with KU64 for children in South Africa.
The 24 year old photographer is part of the emerging and confident new generation of South African artists, who stir up again the art scene in the country. Justin Pharo, for his early years an incredible repertoire. In his pictures he captures the spirit of South Africa, type: Nature-loving people and breathtaking landscapes. The pictures of Justin Pharo take us into another world and gain and sensitive insights into the life of the country which is in almost a year due to the football World Cup to the center of the world.
English:
Justin Pharo, a twenty three year old South African photographic artist, is proud to present his collection of photographic artworks from the small fishing village of “Paternoster” located on the West Coast of South Africa.
Justin Pharo has had a passion for photography since the age of 17. His work can be categorized as fine art with Landscapes featuring strongly though-out this specific body of work . “What i hope to convey with my work is the sense that i have a history here in Paternoster, and with this historical backround brings a strong connection between my subjects and me."
Justin is the fourth generation Pharo to derive from Paternoster. He has been focussing his work on the West Coast of South Africa for the past 5 years and is proud to present his eclectic collection of West Coast life. This is Justin Pharo's first international exhibition of his photographic career - in the unusual location of a Dentistry in Berlin, Germany, called KU64 ( http://www.ku64.de/de/service/presse/blog-zahnaerzte-in- suedafrika.html ).
(Berlin KU64/04.02.2009) So, some days have now passed since we returned from Africa. If you would have to draw a final summary, then this: IS IT WAS A VERY SUCCESSFUL ACTION!
Everyone learned a lot. We, the school management in Paternoster and especially the children, who now know how a toothbrush is used correctly.
The best thing about the whole thing is that we will be able to act sustainably. Because we will return next year. We are all looking forward to it very much and we are excited that we will bear fruit next year of our campaign!
Berlin (KU64/30.01.2009) Nach 10 tagen sind sie wieder da - unsere ganz besondere Helden. Das KU64-Team, das für 10 Tage lang Schulkinder im südafrikanischen Paternoster zahnmedizinisch versorgt hat, ist voller Erfahrung, Emotionen, Dankbarkeit und mit dem Wunsch, nächstes Jahr wieder nach Südafrika zu fliegen, um den kindern vor Ort nachhaltig helfen zu können!
Kollegen von KU64 und der Partnerpraxis KU64-Weissensee haben die Helden am Flughafen Berlin-Tegel empfangen!
Berlin (KU64/29.01.2009) After a long and exhausting flight, we are On Monday 1/19/2009 landed in Cape Town and after 2 hours of driving in Paternoster in the "La Baleine" arrived. Simone jacket and her friend Deon Brand have warmly welcomed. In a small breakfast or the assistant came from the dentist of the West Coast, Dr. Engel, and we talked to, what we need and how everything is set up. It turned out that we can not start immediately and build as expected, because the first day of school after the holidays until Wednesday and we can build a precaution until at least Tuesday. In the evening there was a delicious barbecue with Simone and Deon.
Tuesday morning at 9 clock began our first "working day" and we built in a church hall next to the school our little "Practice". After the initial chaos we got into some structure and assumed to be able to treat in the afternoon may have. Dr. Engel also was added, greeted us the first kind, looked around what we do and asked all doctors and managers to a meeting. After a long time our doctors were stunned to us and said that we should not work, because we do not have a license to use high-tech equipment and Dr. Engel is afraid that something bad happened to the children and then he must bear the responsibility. Everyone was angry and in tears. Should all be in vain?
After much back and forth we agreed that Dr. Engel is the injections and we treat. The work of Dr. Schelske, our surgeons, he wanted to take over. On the first day there was soon an appeal with the students and parents. Each new school child was welcomed warmly, and said the pastor. We were also presented and all were eventually to go after an hour of speech and prayer to our work. Quick came the first patient. But it was the parents and the children as planned.
On Thursday came the little boys and girls in their cute school uniforms to us. They are so sweet with her pigtails and sweet and totally disciplined. All had left very bad teeth and so it surprised us even more that they almost all say without anesthesia and without a peep or batting treated by us. There were only a few who have wept bitterly. It almost broke my heart and I tried to calm her and keep her hands. And fast they fast trust. And have been waiting a long time since many children and see things as they were always brave. Especially the guys with each other was about to show any weakness and over again to her Mates shown signs that all is in order. Real funny.
At the end of each treatment course there was a gift. One could even imagine how popular they were. Sometimes we had to move the children so that they have not previously taken it all. And so we worked every day from 8 bis clock clock 16:30. We brought the little ones from out of their classrooms, where they have sat so patiently for their little red plastic chairs and listened attentively to the teacher. Even if they all had on our work very much afraid that was the bravest children I have ever experienced. And there we have it all closed in our hearts, we decided to work even for 2 days longer. We have only taken the free Sunday, because everyone goes to church here. Therefore, we enjoyed the sun on the beach on Sunday, picked us all sunburned and crafted shell necklaces. We have learned little from the 3 girls who earn so little money. We could not imagine how they struck with a large stone small holes in the shells. We sat down to under a lot of giggles and we helped them.
On Monday, unserem letzten Arbeitstag, ist dann auch noch einmal kurz der Strom ausgefallen. Außerdem haben wir mit ein paar kleinen Kindern am Strand noch Fotos gemacht. An unserem letzten Tag sind wir alle nach Kapstadt gefahren, wo wir unsere Mitbringsel für die Lieben zuhause kaufen konnten. Am nächsten Tag ging es dann schon wieder zurück nach Berlin.
Ich denke, ich kann für alle Beteiligten sprechen, dass es uns in Südafrika nicht nur viel Spaß gemacht hat, sondern dass wir auch mit einem guten Gewissen nach hause fahren konnten, weil wir vielen Kindern geholfen haben. Wir looking forward to next year! We sincerely thank again the West Coast Kids Association, Simone Jacket, Dr. Ziegler, who have made this experience possible.
Berlin (KU64/28.01.2009) drops Saying goodbye really hard. The colleagues pack their bags one, but the thoughts are the children who were patients of small to large friends. Tears have been shed. The children of Paternoster will be missed! Unbelievable how fast time went by ...
The flight left at 8.15 clock and from Cape Town late in the evening we arrive in Berlin-Tegel. I sign up later with a detailed report.
... Tu erst das Notwendige, dann das Mögliche, und plötzlich schaffst Du das Unmögliche!
Berlin (KU64/27.01.2009) post by Mrs Simone jacket Head of the Laureate Foundation after her return: "The departure of the children and the KU64 team was very difficult I had to fly back yesterday, because planning is waiting for the next project for the West Coast Kids on me ..
It is hard to describe what I feel . I am deeply touched by the willingness and the commitment of this team . I'm again shocked by the situation of children on the west coast and also happy with every goal, the we can achieve for the children to to support them, the to escape the poverty cycle and new to find prospects. Mothers told me repeatedly how happy they are over, smile again can - her dark, painful Teeth were treated. How happy they are that their children were treated. For them, a dentist visit is prohibitive, they do not even know how to get there. rotten teeth adheres to the stigma of poverty and people feel be stigmatized, losing their self-esteem.
The team worked under extremely difficult circumstances. All day on three stacked plastic chairs sitzend ununterbrochen zu behandeln, ist enorm anstrengend. Viele der Kinder waren traumatisiert und hatten große Angst. Da war viel Geduld und Einfühlungsvermögen gefragt. Anfangs schlug ich den Kindern vor, ihre Mütter zu holen, um mütterlichen Beistand für die Behandlung zu haben. Doch ich begriff schnell, dass zuhause Prügel auf die Kinder wartete, sofern sie unverrichteter Dinge zurück gekommen wären. Gewalt in der Familie ist ein großes Problem hier.
Die Schule informierte us on the first day that they know of some children that they are HIV positive, since the mothers are already acutely ill and therefore the children were tested. The majority of children are not tested, however, and unfortunately, it is like likely that a large percentage is already infected. Even one of our projects in the pipeline. We intend to implement a comprehensive HIV education campaign in cooperation with the South African HIV projects in Paternoster - and will encourage families to get tested in order to start timely stabilizing therapies.
The help and the dedication of the KU64 team went far beyond the dental use. Some team members accompanied me after a busy day to children who have to live under inhuman conditions . Violence, abuse, shame, hopelessness and despair , so unimaginable living conditions are commonplace these poor children. was very spontaneously from KU64 team to offer help, considering and discuss how the situation can be changed for these children.
It is far more going on than dental care. All these children have had a positive experience that you have to have before a dentist not afraid. Girls have been astonished that women also exercise the profession. The children were allowed to do that adults take time for them to accept them love and take care of them and take their fears seriously . The medical officer was able to do after his initial suspicion that colleagues share their knowledge with him. He told me that he will change many things in the future that his horizons expanded enormously medical was. And he could see that something may change. He has promised proceed, until we come back. Let's see if he will keep this promise.
I also think the KU64-Team has learned a lot to do so. run things differently in Africa, one can not as efficient as in
Germany work, nothing goes according to plan and you have to react flexibly to constantly changing circumstances and make the best of it. You have held so many little hands and in so many expectant and children's eyes looked hopeful. Help is a big responsibility and is linked to great expectations. However, even with a lot of joy and fulfillment .
I'm waiting back on the team, now in Berlin. We met for debriefing , evaluate, our joint action, the weaknesses, work out the strengths, opportunities and risks. To improve and optimize things. It was our first dental outreach program and I can say from my side, that, despite the initial difficulties was great. Children were treated to a whole school, many, many people were saved of acute dental pain and it was laid the foundation stone to dental hygiene. It is a start, as we know, most never is easy and I remember this one sentence of Goethe: "From stones that are one placed in the way, you can build nice.
The commitment of the team has exceeded our expectations, they are definitely any extra mile gone to as many people as any help possible. That the dental health of children and adults is so dramatic bad, but we have not expected. There is still much to do. But like Francis of Assisi said "First do is necessary, then the possible, and suddenly you can make it impossible."
I wanted me at this point also to the many Kommentareund Thank you for your interest in our campaign. Of course the mention of our criticism is justified, it unfortunately also in Germany bedürftigeund poor children are in need of help. Since I like to draw attention in allerDeutlichkeit out that in the dental field will guarantee basic care for children in Germany ist.Zahnärzte come at regular intervals in the nursery and Schulenwas on the west coast of South Africa as in many other parts of Africa is not given.
It should be noted that no children's charity in the region of Paternoster still active. We cooperate with the Organization Elkana Child Care, which street children annimmt, jedoch reichen die Hilfsaktionen von Elkana nicht bis nach Paternoster; es ist logistisch nicht umsetzbar. Internationale und große Hilfsorganisationen konzentrieren sich auf die Townships und andere Krisenregionen und haben dort gewaltige Herausforderungen zu bewältigen.
Ich möchte Sie weiter auf unseren Stiftungszweck aufmerksam machen, derdarauf ausgerichtet ist Notleidenden in Südafrika und Mauritius zu helfen.Es gibt zahlreiche Stiftungen, die sich in ihrem Stiftungszweck auf dieBekämpfung von Kinderarmut in Deutschland konzentrieren. Wir, die Stiftungsvorstände der Laureate Stiftung, haben jahrelang in Afrika gelebt bzw. sind dort geboren und wir sind tief berührt von den Nöten der Menschenund especially the children in these countries. The desire for greater transparency about our Foundation's work völlignachvollziehen I can. Our Foundation was founded in December 2007, our website is under construction and will soon go online. You are welcome to request info@laureate-stiftung.de information about our Foundation undunsere work. We are held in trust in the Children's Fund Foundation Center in Munich. There, too, of course, questions about our foundation Answer.
... unser letzter Tag der Behandlung in Paternoster
Paternoster/Südafrika (KU64/27.01.2009) Today is our last day of treatment in Paternoster. We have managed to treat even an entire class - despite a power failure just before the end of an hour. While the reduction was even treated to everything really is ready.
We are very pleased with what we have here ( www.KU64.de ) and we seem to have done makes a difference. For the resident doctor wants to do with them next week on, we could not handle. Surprising when you consider that he was on top as against this action. Nice to see that our enthusiasm has jumped on him.
Thus, We leave with a good feeling, Paternoster. For us, it is clear that we want to come back. Our action was not only a drop in the bucket ... Quite a lot of drops but must follow.
keep the children at least here now a toothbrush in his hand and take oral hygiene more seriously than before!
Paternoster, South Africa (KU64/26.01.2009) The number of treated children is getting smaller. The first is a good sign: we've done a lot in Paternoster. Not only school children but also parents, we have treated. This also means that our job slowly but surely, is done and now here we are away. That's right, the gentlemen very sad.
There are already plans to come back. It's nice to see happy faces at school, on the street, anywhere!
And all want us to come back. And what we want. Critical voices that said, our action would always just a drop in the ocean fall silent immediately if one of the people here has. We want to help the long term and we will do! WE COME AGAIN!
Paternoster, South Africa (KU64/25.01.2009) Today we have the small children (1st class) treated. It really is incredible, but almost all have really never had a toothbrush in his mouth ...
Our medical teams ( http://www.ku64.de/ ) are really without interruption on the drilling and filling ... These children show a lot of courage, either pull the syringe or the tooth, if the doctors treat them, say not make a sound - in Germany would be unthinkable ...
Tomorrow we will still ranhängen einenTag because the masses can not be done. We wanted to work Sunday, but that has not allowed us the competent dentist unfortunately. He would not get extra for it ... Tomorrow we will also parents still treat that have a lot of pain.
It is great to go down the street from the school over and see the children we have already treated. You run to meet us and embrace us very warmly and that is exactly what we had wanted as a reward for our work here .....
Paternoster, South Africa (KU64/23.01.2009) Today we also made it what ... Overall, we have treated nearly 50 children.
First, we recorded the results and then I tried with the kids in the laundry room and have you brushing your teeth to get close to you and explain that it is important that they should not eat so much candy. That was a very funny matter and we had a lot of fun ... the only problem is that I'm now almost 15 times had to clean the teeth :-))))
After the teeth were cleaned, it was serious for children. But since our Dentists ( http://www.ku64.de/ ) absolute professionals, it was not for the kids so bad. They are usually used to worse, because if they are sometimes treated, this takes place under inhuman conditions of life: pulling teeth without anesthesia is not an isolated case, for example ...
I've never seen in my life so brave children. That this situation was new to all of them have gone through great. And WE are now satisfied, because we could finally work properly. It's already on a heart when a sweet little one South African woman's teeth and made them with her bright white smile, then go play again ... I've rarely been so lots of sun in the smile of children as seen from the Paternoster.
