An election gets analysed here as a matter of language rather than of policy, with a piece arguing that a winning campaign worked by repetition and hypnotic phrasing. It sits three posts away from an explanation of Theta healing, and Genevieve sees no reason to keep those apart.
Her health writing is the part with immediate use. Celiac disease gets two posts written for somebody who has just been given the diagnosis. Others deal with serotonin, with living on adrenaline, and with getting your energy back when the past keeps taking it.
The spiritual material covers psychic readings and what the different kinds are for, curses treated more carefully than you expect, and children described as indigo or rainbow.
She writes about sexism and about a censored student magazine cover with a directness the rest of the blog only hints at.
Anyone newly diagnosed should go straight to the celiac posts. The media language piece deserves reading regardless, because it is the sharpest thing on the blog.