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Darkness to Light
My house is quiet as it’s early and everyone else is still asleep. It’s not all that cold this morning, but I decided to use the fireplace as a focal point for meditation. The fire just started talking with its sizzling, crackling, and popping. The little white lights on our holiday tree add to the peaceful feeling. During this Season of Lights, we reflect on the growing darkness as we approach the time of Winter Solstice, the longest night of the year. In about a week, the days will begin to lengthen once again. This ongoing cycle reminds us that darkness is but “for a time.” When the days grow…
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Lilacs, Aprons, & Teacups: A Few of My Favorite Things
Like many, when I think about or work with my favorite things, I don’t feel so bad (yep, pretty much the same idea as in the movie The Sound of Music). And it’s all about taking time to think about what I enjoy because my spirit is renewed when I take time to reflect and reconnect with my thoughts and dreams. I grew up in northern Illinois and everywhere we lived had lilacs … I love the smell of fresh lilacs … no perfume but the real deal. They were always planted right outside bedroom windows and their fragrant aroma would waft in on cool spring mornings when the windows were open.…
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Happiness and Health: The Two Most Important Things in Life
The world appears to be obsessed with money and material things. Keeping up appearances … the size of your house, the type of car you drive, and even where you travel on your holidays … has many folks trying to do one better do their friends and family. I find this sad and disheartening. I have a friend who is like those mentioned above. His thoughts are consumed with money. He is always talking about money … how to earn it, how to spend it, how much he doesn’t have, how much “so and so” makes, all the things he’ll change when he wins the lottery, etc. He spends more on…
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How I Do Sessions by Email
Curious about email sessions? Yes, they’re a real and wonderful option! The beauty of energy healing is that it knows no bounds, connecting us across distances without the need for physical presence. This principle is at the heart of my business, allowing me to support clients globally from the comfort of their (and my) home. One of the joys of email sessions is the undivided attention I can give to your specific needs and concerns, offering personalized guidance precisely when you need it. This flexibility fits beautifully around my family life, too. How does this work? You select the kind of session you want (for more information about sessions, see…
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Angels at WalMart
While others seem to have negative experiences with people at WalMart, it seems to be where angels show up for me. It happened again yesterday when I was out grabbing groceries. We’d been putting off a grocery run for about a week due to other activities but couldn’t delay it anymore. I’d already stopped at Aldi and picked up most of the things but needed to pop in at the Walmart Neighborhood Market for a few fresh fruits and veggies that Aldi didn’t have. I stay away from the big Walmart, but this little market is always pleasant and it’s on my way home from Aldi. As I finished picking…
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Cord Cutting
First, a bit about entanglement or cords: Our energy field can look something like this mass of electrical wires in the photo. Quantum (Energetic) Entanglement is the concept that two people, no matter how physically far apart they may be, can still be connected by an invisible cord of energy. The space between you and any other person/object may appear empty, but it is full of energy. You have living energy, your spouse or partner has energy, the lamp has electrical energy, and even the sofa has potential energy. The energy in the spaces between generally just passes through the other energy. It slides by without causing more than a wrinkle.…
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I Promise …
For many people, taking a vow or an oath sticks with them … even after it no longer serves its purpose. This can be especially true when you have been married and are now divorced. Several clients recently had “vows” come up to be cleared during sessions as they were creating imbalances due to limiting beliefs. I often work with women, and many of these women have been married and divorced. Yet the commitment they made during their wedding vows continued to impact them in a big way. During traditional marriage vows, we promise to stay with the other person in sickness and health, rich or poor. We additionally promise…
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What Is A Heart Wall?
The heart is actually the core of our being; it is the center of our soul, the seat of the subconscious mind, and our creativity. Past experiences such as disappointment, shock, abandonment, heartbreak, fear, or loss of a loved one, can lead to a build-up of trapped emotions. When these trapped emotions are layered around the heart and in the heart’s energy field, it creates an energetic block or wall. In an effort to protect this vital part of ourselves, this collection of trapped emotions is used as the building material to create a “bomb shelter” like structure. The heart is regarded as the central hub of our being, influencing…
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Cultural Programming or Dreams
There was a time not that long ago when most folks were entrepreneurs. Many were farmers as we lived in an agrarian society. Communities were small and shops locally owned. Children went into the family business or learned a different skill/trade and went into business for themselves. People, in general, were doing what they felt called to do. Then industrialization came along, and people were needed for the factories. Students were taught from an early age to sit and follow directions. Creative thought and expression were often thwarted and those who didn’t fit the prescribed mold were admonished. There wasn’t much room for individual creativity or dreams. Corporations grew and…
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No! I Don’t “Got It”!
During my session yesterday with an energy healer (yes, I still work on myself), something came up that I want to share with you. I used the phrase “I got it” a couple of times and later was talking about picking up the physical pains of my clients before a session (both in-person and remote/distance). Lori, my practitioner, asked me if I use that phrase often. I kind of do as it covers a lot of different bases during conversations. Lori suggested I find other words as we typically don’t want to “get” what other people have. I’ll be honest, I hadn’t ever thought about it and I think about…