☰
VIDEOS
STUDY GUIDES
DONATE
Home > Could It Be This Simple?

"Could It Be This Simple?" by Samuel Sidhartha

"Could It Be This Simple?" by Samuel Sidhartha [HQ]

We all want to have happiness, joy, enthusiasm and excitement in our life. Let's discover a simple remedy to have these in our life!

Date Posted: 19 May 2011
Select Quality: LQ | HQ
11006  views
SERIES INFORMATION
"Refresh" - Practical Tips for Dealing with Stress
Endure life's pressures with energy, determination and a clear mind. This three-session seminar provides practical, easy-to-apply lifestyle tips to reduce your stress and improve your total well-bein... [more]

Video No 2 / 3

Previous Video
Next Video

OTHER VIDEOS IN THIS SERIES

0:56
Tick Tock: A Different Kind of Biological Clock (1/3)
by · 13401 views · HQ
Our body has different kinds of biological clocks. Recently, scientists have begun discovering a new biological clock called circaseptan rhythm. What is it? How does it relate to stress? Discover in this seminar. (more)
0:39
Could It Be This Simple? (2/3)
by · 11006 views · HQ
We all want to have happiness, joy, enthusiasm and excitement in our life. Let's discover a simple remedy to have these in our life! (more)
0:57
Tips for Relieving Stress (3/3)
by · 13585 views · HQ
Each year billions of dollars spend on stress relief "solution". Does it really have to cost that much? Discover 5 practical steps to managing stress that won't cost you a cent! (more)

RELATED VIDEOS

1:07
Fighting Chronic Disease - Understanding the Risks
by · 21586 views · HQ
What are some of specific risk factor of chronice disease? (more)
1:03
Meet Your Marvellous Brain
by · 23375 views · HQ
It is sad that more people knows more about their car than their own brain. Let's get to know your brain! (more)
0:56
How Forgiveness Can Save Your Life
by · 46140 views · HD
Did you know your anger level can predict a heart attack better than your cholesterol level? (more)
0:58
Intimate Conversations: Finding Closeness Through Prayer
by · 8270 views · LQ
Communication is essential for every relationship. In fact communication is a very good indicator on how a marriage is going. Communication is the life blood of a relationship. If that is true for marriage, why woul... (more)
0:16
Working Out
by · 10424 views · HQ
Get moving! Come to this presentation to hear about the latest research on exercise and how you can get fit and improve your total well-being. (more)
0:48
Importance of Water & Salt
by · 165730 views · HD
Water & salt are essential elements for our body. 75% of our body are water and salt (sodium) is the main transport system to get the water and nutrition to our cells. Let's find out how much water and salt does... (more)
0:25
That Sugar High
by · 26764 views · HD
Got a sweet tooth? Sugar consumption is at an all-time high, and diabetes is a nationwide epidemic. Why do we love sugar so much, and just how much is too much? Find out as we explore this topic that many of us migh... (more)
1:00
Thriving in This Ever-Changing World
by · 17684 views · HD
(more)
0:31
The Future of Food as Medicine
by · 12339 views · HQ
I've just have been diagnosed with high cholesterol or I’ve been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Can I change the way I live to help my condition? (more)
0:57
Maximum Impact: Life at It's Best
by · 7456 views · LQ
When Daniel and his friend taken out of Israel, their life is really making a maximum impact to the Babylonian and Persian Empire. Wherever we are, God too wants us to make maximum impact into the world around us. L... (more)
0:27
Dental Systemic Health
by · 11142 views · HQ
What does your teeth have to do with the rest of your body? Most people will answer: nothing. You will be surprised! (more)
1:04
New Beginnings: The Survivors
by · 7112 views · LQ
When the Berlin wall fell, many are celebrating for their freedom from communism. Let’s find out about how God is committed to our freedom, not freedom from communism, but freedom for the guilt of our past, from our... (more)
©2008-2025 Beyond Patmos     About Us | Term of Use | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Login      (1490 current users)