Serie Barford

How often do you dream? Are they mostly encouraging or nightmarish? For me, it all depends on what is happening in my life. Whatever the current situation is, either that is mirrored through dreams or manifested through visions. If the situation isn’t that great, warnings come through nightmares. What about you? Do you recall your dreams or do you forget as soon as you wake up? When I was studying in New Zealand, I had a vivid dream about my grandfather telling me to come home, that he was dying.

The Whole Foods, Plant-Based (W.F.P.B.) nutrition that M.E.T.I. is promoting is recommended for the prevention or the reversal of various chronic degenerative diseases such as Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Heart Disease, Rheumatoid Arthritis and Gout. It protects against certain types of Cancer (in particular cancer of the breast, prostate, colon or lungs) and prolongs the survival of those patients that are affected by these cancers.

At the National University of Samoa (N.U.S.) last week, a Talanoa Session involving students, was attended by the Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, Dame Meg Taylor. At the heart of the Talanoa session was student’s perspectives on issues confronting the Pacific region. The keynote speaker was Meilani Aperaamo, a 3rd year student. She spoke about “Regionalism” and highlighted some key values young people in the Pacific must not take for granted.