Turtle’s Message
In the hypnotherapy business I seldom receive clients who are exactly where they want to be in their lives. Rather, they come to change something making them unhappy. It is really part of the human condition to want to improve. Even as we hear the saying, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” we are thinking that what that really means is we are denying that something desperately needs to be fixed. For a long time, when checking in with myself, it would be the speculation of others’ voices and...
Read MoreMountain Top Experience
There is a look, a moment captured on the face of a client, when I know there has been a break though and healing. Often following that look comes a deep silence, almost as if the wiring in the brain is being worked on and no words need be formed. This happened repeatedly last week and so it is on my mind now. There are some sessions where progress is made or something is revealed. Those sessions are quite necessary in the process of healing. But then there are the sessions where you know that the client has...
Read MoreChoices We Didn’t Know We Had
Dr. John Amoroso, my mentor and teacher at Atlantic University and the A.R.E. (Association for Research and Enlightenment), would usually wait until day three or four of the Integrated Imagery training workshop to take a volunteer though a demonstration of a complete session. In the first workshop I attended, he chose Muriel, a thin silver-haired woman in her late sixties. Muriel was attending the seminar with her husband Bill. For as slight as she was, Bill was as strong and brawny, especially for his age. She...
Read MoreWhat Gaia Returns to Us
It is the nature of Mother Earth to draw substances into herself and to push them back up again. With winter’s freeze and spring’s thaw farmers will tell you that they could pick rocks all day long in their fields and the next spring, a new crop will have been unearthed. And yet, there are continents, civilizations, we are told, that have sunk into the sea or been buried by the sands of the ages. The summer I lived on a Greek island there was an excavation site along the donkey path I used every day to get to...
Read MoreSome Thoughts About the WooWoo Stuff
As I’ve been spending more time with my almost-seven year old granddaughter, I’ve been talking a lot about faeries with her. I’m used to talking to adults about hard-to-believe in stuff like faeries, UFOs, ghosts, spirit guides from a point of view of anything is possible and there is so much we just don’t know. But with this little girl, this little literalist wanting to know if we are playing a game here or what? It get’s more dicey. A voice in my head is insisting on an answer to the question, “Hey...
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