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Iam that I am, eternal I am. Led and guided in all my ways by the Infinite Intelligence in my subconscious mind. Nothing can touch me, nothing can defeat me. I reign supreme over everything. Realising my dreams, desires, wishes and aspirations.
Being thankful to the Infinite Intelligence in my subconscious mind for my perfect health this day. Every cell, nerve, tissue, muscle and organ of my body is now being made whole, pure and perfect. My whole body is being restored to perfect health, vitality and youthfulness, and the Divine Law of Harmony and Spirituality is operating in my mind and body.
Being thankful to the Infinite Intelligence in my subconscious mind for all the money I need to live comfortably and happily. Money, money, money is becoming mine everyday. Money, money, money is flowing to me from every direction. Money, money, money is constantly circulating in my life. I like money, I love money, I use money wisely, constructively and judiciously. Releasing money with joy, and money returning to me multiplied in a wonderful way. It's good, very good!
By day and by night, I am improving, succeeding, prospering, my business growing and living positively in all aspects of my life.
Surely, goodness, kindliness, goodwill and mercy shall be following me all the remaining days of my life, and I will forever be loved, admired, respected, fortunate, lucky, influential and happy.
SO BE IT!!
Meditate quietly and with concentration repeating three times each session.
Friday 2 December 2011
Thursday 1 December 2011
WORLD AIDS DAY 2011
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According to Dr. Lennie Bazira Kyomuhangi - Country Director, AMREF Kenya,
HIV and AIDS remains one of the top public health threats in Kenya and in the African continent. At the end of 2010, approximately 75% of 34 million people living with HIV came from sub-Saharan Africa, where AMREF operates. Women are more vulnerable than men; 60% of people infected with HIV in Africa are women. As Africa's leading health development organisation working with communities, AMREF shares this year's global theme of 'getting zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS-related deaths.
The proportion of pregnant women in sub-Saharan Africa who were tested for HIV increased from 43% and in 2008 to 51% in 2009, significant progress in one year ( WHO/UNICEF 2010 ). AMREF has trained huge numbers of health care providers in Africa on Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission, Voluntary Counseling and Testing and Anti-retroviral Therapy. For the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV; AMREF and its partners continue to pay maximum attention to expanding and sustaining PMTCT programmes in fixed health facilities and outreach programmes.
Homophobia, stigma and discrimination still persist and negatively affect the health and well-being of Men Having Sex with Men, and other most-at-risk populations. AMREF's work across the continent involves distribution of community-focused information and education materials for the reduction of stigma associated with HIV and AIDS, and strengthening the capacity of district and community structures to promote sexual and other behavioural risk reduction interventions.
AMREF advocates for universil access to ARV to all eligible patients and for more research to be done on ARV prevention and treatment. AMREF has mobilised resources from the Global Fund,, the US government through PEPFAR, SIDA, DFID and other donors for the expansion of universal access to ARVs and health services. A recent study funded by the National Institutes of Health has confirmed that treating HIV-positive people with ARV drugs reduces the risk of transmitting the virus to HIV - negative sexual partners by 96%.
Encouraging data from UNAIDS shows that new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths have fallen to the lowest levels and more than 6.6 million people now have access to HIV treatment. However, these gains are threatened by a decline in resources available for HIV prevention and treatment in low- and middle- income countries. This could now be further aggrevated by the recently revised resource forecast, which shows a shortfall in funding available through the Global Fund.
For more information on AMREF's work in HIV and AIDS, visit: www.amref.org
According to Dr. Lennie Bazira Kyomuhangi - Country Director, AMREF Kenya,
HIV and AIDS remains one of the top public health threats in Kenya and in the African continent. At the end of 2010, approximately 75% of 34 million people living with HIV came from sub-Saharan Africa, where AMREF operates. Women are more vulnerable than men; 60% of people infected with HIV in Africa are women. As Africa's leading health development organisation working with communities, AMREF shares this year's global theme of 'getting zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS-related deaths.
The proportion of pregnant women in sub-Saharan Africa who were tested for HIV increased from 43% and in 2008 to 51% in 2009, significant progress in one year ( WHO/UNICEF 2010 ). AMREF has trained huge numbers of health care providers in Africa on Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission, Voluntary Counseling and Testing and Anti-retroviral Therapy. For the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV; AMREF and its partners continue to pay maximum attention to expanding and sustaining PMTCT programmes in fixed health facilities and outreach programmes.
Homophobia, stigma and discrimination still persist and negatively affect the health and well-being of Men Having Sex with Men, and other most-at-risk populations. AMREF's work across the continent involves distribution of community-focused information and education materials for the reduction of stigma associated with HIV and AIDS, and strengthening the capacity of district and community structures to promote sexual and other behavioural risk reduction interventions.
AMREF advocates for universil access to ARV to all eligible patients and for more research to be done on ARV prevention and treatment. AMREF has mobilised resources from the Global Fund,, the US government through PEPFAR, SIDA, DFID and other donors for the expansion of universal access to ARVs and health services. A recent study funded by the National Institutes of Health has confirmed that treating HIV-positive people with ARV drugs reduces the risk of transmitting the virus to HIV - negative sexual partners by 96%.
Encouraging data from UNAIDS shows that new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths have fallen to the lowest levels and more than 6.6 million people now have access to HIV treatment. However, these gains are threatened by a decline in resources available for HIV prevention and treatment in low- and middle- income countries. This could now be further aggrevated by the recently revised resource forecast, which shows a shortfall in funding available through the Global Fund.
For more information on AMREF's work in HIV and AIDS, visit: www.amref.org
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