Election Day and Neutrality
It’s Election Day in the US. No matter the outcome, you might find the ability to cultivate neutrality useful!
It’s Election Day in the US. No matter the outcome, you might find the ability to cultivate neutrality useful!
What does the cycle of cherry petals blooming and fading have to do with the myth of one & done energy healing treatments?
It’s a sacred privilege to witness clients as they begin to achieve a sense of self that is not defined by their trauma experience. These good people are finding their sovereignty, and actualizing a life they conscious choose instead of reacting from the energy of old stories and experiences.
Reiki is a reasonable start for exploring how energy informs health and wellness. For those who are ready to study energy healing deeply, move beyond Reiki. Taking the work up a few levels beyond Reiki is an important next step in becoming a practitioner who serves a wide spectrum of issues and people.
You can use energy protocols for a variety of healing topics, such as letting go of invalidation; owning your worth; making lasting change in relationships; creating the life you want; or releasing negative beliefs about feeling unlovable.
What happens in the classroom? A recap from EHI’s Path of an Energy Healer Training.
Practitioners in various modalities choose to integrate energy healing into their work because of the ubiquitous nature of energy as root cause of all disease, illness, mental, emotional and spiritual issues. Can a tree, bird, chair or person exist without energy? No. Not possible. Neither can an illness, disease or mental blockage. Whatever your expertise, energy is in the room with you.
Anxiety. It’s a 7-letter word. All of us experience it, some more than others. When I ask people to describe their anxiety, I often learn that it feels like a pressurized bubble located somewhere in the range of the neck to the groin. The pressure and pushing increases, and the breath gets shallow, the butterflies … Read more
It’s a big name to live up to, I have to tell you! It’s my favorite nickname of all time, and I’ve had a few. Most of them made me squirrely under my skin. Like – ‘this is how you think of me?’ I guess I had higher expectations of myself than most of my … Read more