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The Foundation acknowledges the central role of positive thoughts and feelings, compassion and kindness in maintaining wellbeing and preventing illness. Through publications, experiential learning, talks, and networking, the Foundation provides opportunities to further such approaches among individuals and professionals.
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Health and Healing
It strengthens our self-image, such as to enable the mind to become steady in the face of life’s challenges, and the body to stay within the limits of healthy function.
We are more vulnerable to suffering and disease when we identify ourselves with the physical aspects of reality, including the body, relationships, and the actions we perform. This is because everything of the physical world is in a state of constant flux. Faced with loss (or the threat of loss) of external support over which we have little or no control, we are liable to become fearful and defensive. People and situations then weigh heavily upon us. Prolonged negative feelings drain us of confidence and strength and are a common cause of many types of illness.
When we focus on the positive side of what it means to be human, experiencing shared values such as love, peace, and joy, we move towards a state of resilience and strength which promotes healing and health.
Latest News
SHINING LIGHT ON DEATH 14th July 2018 – Dr Peter Fenwick, Ann Yeomans and Sister Jayanti
Over 200 people attended the one-day seminar Shining Light on Death at Global Co-operation House (London) on 14th July. There were also 30-40 people who joined the seminar online. Guest speakers were Dr Peter Fenwick, a London neuropsychiatrist, Ann Yeomans, a Soul Midwife who works in Sussex, and Sister Jayanti,...
“…a deeper connection than I ever thought possible.”
Dear Janki Foundation, I want to thank you for the free online copy of the Values in Healthcare pack. On Saturday 29th April 2018, I attended one of your silent retreat days for healthcare professionals at the Quiet View in Kent. A few years ago I was fortunate enough to...
Janki Foundation Annual Lecture – November 2017
In his 2017 JF lecture, Cultural Identity and Depression, Professor Dinesh Bhugra notes that depression is a universal experience, yet the language used to describe it can differ widely and the meanings and symptoms vary according to individuals, culture and religious inclination. It is followed from those clinical observations that different...
Forthcoming Events
SAVE THE DATE – ‘Shining Light on Death’ Follow Up Event
Speakers: Bridget Hayley, Director of Sacred Care Project, supporting those who are dying and their families and...
One-day Silent Retreat
SERIES OF ONGOING ONE-DAY SILENT RETREATS ORGANISED BY THE KENT GROUP OF THE JANKI FOUNDATION. Sometimes we...