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Tag Archives: transformation
Reboot & Rebirth Ceremonies
Between my ego-self and my enlightened-self, there dwells my guiding-self or my evolutionary-self. I call her “Love,” and she BE my guide in all ways, always. In my blog post, “New Moon and Solstice Blessings,” I wrote about the power … Continue reading
Matt Kahn: First Wave of Ascension
The gifts that are awakening in your life and how you step into your potential can awaken the light of consciousness in all hearts. ~ Matt Kahn My spirit guides, Socha (and other guides too), talk about ascension, an … Continue reading
Healed Healer
This past weekend, we hosted a Reiki Master Teacher workshop on Saturday, bringing four more Reiki Masters into the world. Congratulations to all! On Sunday we hosted a Sacred Reiki Healing Circle, exploring the significance of past lives and setting … Continue reading
Chasing Abundance
Today’s blog post is another in our guest-blogger series. You may remember Dana Nöllsch from his recent guest post, “Walking Oracle.” Today’s post, on “Chasing Abundance” has been a collaborative project for us, in that Dana had the inspiration and … Continue reading
Trickster… Transformation
What do you do when you are guided to believe that nothing can be done in the practical, physical realm, and that the only solutions lie in the spiritual or energetic realm? On January 23 and 24, 2013, I encountered … Continue reading
Impermanence, Fear and “The Work”
Hiking at Red Rocks this weekend, Dana and I noticed a powerful juxtaposition. We could feel the ancientness of the rocks, vivid and vibrant in red, orange, yellow, and white. We could also see and feel the junipers, pines, sage … Continue reading
Socha Sessions
During my wonderful journey of connecting with my guides more directly with the inspiring support of Eva Gregory and her guides, Theos, my spirit guides, Socha, and I offered several private sessions to Eva’s clients/students. In each call, Socha connects with … Continue reading
Embracing our “Yes”
The path of consciousness and living authentically may feel like a slippery slope now and then. We may fall short of words to articulate who we are at any given time. We may feel reluctant to allow words to define … Continue reading
Transitions and Transformations, Part II
The World is Dead, completely gone; Yet I will Live, serenely on. I acknowledge that this doesn’t really make any sense and that it ends with a preposition. It’s a horrible poem! Yet, I received these words like a sudden … Continue reading
