Mine vs. Not Mine

What an important concept to consider when thinking about energy healing.  Mine vs. Not Mine.  Why?  Why is it so important? Because the energy body is a porous thing, lovies.  Energy flows in and out through the permeable boundaries of the electromagnetic field or aura.  If you’re out and about, doing your life and you’re … Read more

What’s on Your Mind Matters and You’ve Got the Power!

How many phrases are there in our common and cultural lexicon to validate that our thoughts form the house from which we experience our lives?  Here’s a few: ‘You create your reality according to your beliefs.’  Source:  Jane Roberts/Seth ‘Energy flows where attention goes.’ Source: Serge Kahili King   I love this quote from Allen: … Read more

Cease, Desist, no need to Resist, Part 2

Last week I offered several strategies for working with resistance – a key factor in energy healing.  When we resist, we defer healing.  We stay stuck.  We can’t unplug from old patterns, behaviors, thoughts or actions because we’ve got our feet planted in the cement of THE WAY IT IS NOW. When I looked up … Read more

Is My First Chakra Red?

It’s tempting to think that the chakras follow the spectrum of the rainbow from red to violet. It’s a nice concept, but it’s not true. Learn more about the chakras and what the rainbow colors actually mean.

Prana Prana Bo Banna, Banana Fanna Fo Frauna…

CK is a teensy bit worried about dating herself here with the title of this post.  Please tell me (someone, anyone!) that you remember The Name Game song Shirley Ellis sang in the 60’s. For those who don’t, here’s a link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MJLi5_dyn0 Thankfully prana is timeless, eternal and everlasting.  Unlike The Name Game, which may … Read more

Another Damn Sunny Day in Arizona

My mom used to laugh whenever she told the story of Hummy – my aunt – calling to complain about the amazing weather in Arizona.  In New Jersey it would be snowing, school cancelled, hours of shoveling behind us and more awaiting us – and Hummy would call and say, ‘It’s another damn sunny day … Read more