The Healers
There has been a theme running through the regressions I’ve conducted of late revolving around Medicine Women—the healers in the community. From the memories of a medicine woman’s granddaughter learning to absorb the pain of others in a time that has no beginning or end, to a 16-year old newly-trained nurse overwhelmed by a bloody battlefield during the Civil War, what is common amongst these regressions is that there was a genuine call or desire to alleviate the suffering of the world. What I conclude is...
Read MoreThe Heart Bean
Yesterday, while doing readings at an expo, a young woman sat down at my table and before a word was spoken by either of us, tears were running down her cheeks, her lip quivering. Up until that time, all of the people I’d read for, even if their queries were serious like pending court cases and troubled children, had all been smiling, curious, calm. This girl fell to pieces in front of me. I set the cards down and reached for a bowl of sea beans I use as decoration on my expo table and put one in her...
Read MoreOracle and Tarot Cards
I thought oracle and tarot cards were all pretty much the same thing with just different pictures on them until I began working with them. Tarot cards are all the same in that there are 78 of them (usually) and 22 of them are Major Arcana cards (usually) and the rest Minor Arcana cards. There are traditional meanings to each card, but as more and more inspired decks go on the market the meanings have expanded and become much more fluid. This is what ultimately lends itself to using our intuition to read the...
Read More“Can it Be Disturbing?”
I’ve had people interested in Past Life Regressions ask me if it is scary before, but when a friend recently asked about it being disturbing, I had to pause a moment to make sure to answer clearly. It is my belief that we are protected from remembering experiences that might be harmful by our subconscious minds and by what I call our spirit guides or guardian angels. If I didn’t hold this belief, PLR isn’t something I’d mess around with at all. Before each session I am reminded of a conversation with my...
Read MoreWhere the Healing Happens
Our moments are filled with breath. Breathing in, and breathing out. Over and over again, breath in, breath out. It is easy to visualize, to follow and to feel the breath in. It cools our nostrils. The abdomen rises like a balloon, the diaphragm becomes engaged, and then we release the breath in an exhalation. But it is what happens between the breaths that we seldom think about—what happens there is growth and healing. Inhalation is to take in that which gives us life. We can go for days without food...
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