We are Nature. As I was saying goodbye to the old year and thinking about the new, I was reminded about our belief systems. What beliefs do I carry with me that I could strengthen to help improve my life and the lives of others? The obvious is my service as a healer, but I was searching for the not so obvious. My thoughts brought me to the idea that we are as much a part of nature as the… Read more »
Healing Transformation Events & Blog - consciousness
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Believe & Know
Believe & Know Sometimes you need to shift your focus to change your belief system. Often, we go along without thinking about our beliefs and what they bring to our day. To quote the American Industrialist Henry Ford, “Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t–you’re right.” If your belief system includes believing in miracles, you will witness many miracles in your life as you will focus on them. If you think your day will turn out awful,… Read more »
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Seeing without Eyes
Seeing without Eyes Last February, we introduced many of you to Carolyn Cory’s movie Superhuman: the invisible made visible. In my post, I mentioned that Cory’s movie resonated with me. So much so that I decided to take Carolyn Cory’s course Blindfold Classes for Adults which she developed from her Superhuman research. There are eight classes in this course, and I have completed three. Already, I can detect light inside the mask, when I have made sure before I start… Read more »
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The Natural Order of Life
The Natural Order of Life In the animal world, we see it all the time – other animals adopt or care for another species. On Facebook and other social media sites you will find dogs befriending cats, cats befriending birds, and even a frog befriending a snail. These “odd couples” care about each other in spite of their differences. I’ve seen pictures of a heard of water buffalo accepting an orphaned elephant as one of their own. Indigenous peoples also have… Read more »
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Taking up Gardening
Taking up Gardening This ancient proverb resonated with me as truth. When I read it, I thought that it just made sense. Working and nurturing plants help center me. They help me to be calm. In addition, it also got me to thinking why do we get so focused on spring and summer for gardening when it’s really a year-round event? Fall is the second busiest time for gardening The Toronto Botanical Gardens’ Blog What to Plant When… in Fall reminds us… Read more »
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How we say things are important
How we say things are important The Irish phrase sadness in a way that I think we need to adopt. The Irish people say, “Sadness is on me.” The implication is that the feeling of sadness is able to move away. We say, “I am sad.” This implies “ownership” and something we want to keep. By owning our feelings — they own us. I am encouraging you, and everyone, to rethink how we address feelings. Our statements on how we… Read more »
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Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible
I’ve experienced “extra-sensory powers” which I believe most people have also. The call that comes from a friend you have not heard from in years – right after you talked about them. Or, the phone rings and you know who it is before you pick up the call. I’ve also had a few dreams that gave me a premonition about an event in the future. These experiences always intrigue me, and I try to be aware when they occur. So,… Read more »
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Long distance healing
A time for healing while sheltering at home By now I know you understand that I read a lot of books, articles, and follow some social media. On social media I share postings on people doing good things in the world and the magic of nature – and trees being my favorite subject. With books and articles, I focus on learning to improve my ability to help others. There are some people I follow, and other authors I discover because… Read more »
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Free download: Your Gratitude Journal
Beginning today, I encourage you to write down things you are grateful to have in your life. Your list can be as simple or as complicated as you like. There are no rules except to have gratitude every day of your life. Plus, research shows that we need to write down at least one thing you feel grateful for every week. Aim for three times per week. Your Gratitude Journal To get you started, we’ve designed three PDFs for you… Read more »
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One Mind: A book review
One Mind How Our Individual Mind Is Part of a Greater Consciousness and Why It Matters by Larry Dossey, MD, Hay House (October 1, 2013) When I first read the book jacket for Dr. Larry Dossey’s One Mind, I thought this could just be another book that takes psychic phenomena and makes it the subject of science. I was pleasantly surprised after I began reading. As an internal medicine physician, Dr. Dossey has experienced both the science and spirit of healing… Read more »