I heard a story on NPR today about the traditional Polynesian sailing vessel known as Hokulei’a (out of Hawai’i). I got the chance to see this large sailing canoe about 7 or 8 years ago in Hawai’i. It is impressive. What is more impressive is that some ambitious voyagers are taking the craft around theContinue reading “Looking for hope about our planet’s future? Here’s a story worth sharing:”
Author Archives: Kirby Moore
Been busy with nursing school, in January ready to do Astrology
Hello my fine readers, If you or anyone you know is interested, I am looking to do some astrology interpretations in Dec / January. I have been busy with nursing school which you can imagine is quite empirical and very scientifically dry. So I could use some creative intuition for a change and I amContinue reading “Been busy with nursing school, in January ready to do Astrology”
Assessing Zero Balancing Day 3
Wow! I have to say that writing the post soon after receiving a treatment is best. Because this way I will remember the key points I want to jot down 🙂 Also, I want to state for the record, that receiving 3 sessions of ZB is necessary – vital. Do it. Go. Now. Having receivedContinue reading “Assessing Zero Balancing Day 3”
Assessing Zero Balancing, Day 2
I am writing this post 2 days after receiving my second full ZB session. Go back and read my most recent post about Zero Balancing (ZB) if you haven’t already. I should point out that off and on for the past 5 years, I have been dealing with neck stiffness. Sometimes I even experience torticollisContinue reading “Assessing Zero Balancing, Day 2”
Assessing Zero Balancing, Day 1
One of my colleagues in Charlottesville, Connie Staley, who is a fellow bodyworker (massage, Craniosacral therapy and Zero Balancing) heard about how busy I am with school and work, and she generously offered me 3 sessions of Zero Balancing for free. In exchange I told her I would blog about my experience and if she wantsContinue reading “Assessing Zero Balancing, Day 1”
Thoughts on Nursing School, astrologically
I have never been as productive and efficient as I am becoming these days. Nursing school is doing this for me. In the past, I may have needed to conduct one binge night of studying per week – maybe staying up late as I finished a 6 hour lab project for a neuroscience seminar atContinue reading “Thoughts on Nursing School, astrologically”
Approaching the Nursing Profession from an Alternative background…
As many of you readers know, I am presently in nursing school. And if you have been reading my blog for some time, then you would also know that I have quite a long and devoted history of practicing and receiving and championing (when it is legitimate) complimentary and alternative medicine modalities. So how amContinue reading “Approaching the Nursing Profession from an Alternative background…”
Uranus the liberator
Sometimes we want to keep things just the way they are. Am I right? Who adores change and welcomes it every moment? Not I. Well, Uranus says life is impermanent. But occasionally change is for the better (whether we can see it at the moment or not). Might as well start to view things likeContinue reading “Uranus the liberator”
Just to be clear: about astrology
To clarify… That last post about nursing school and astrology is an example of how complex my relationship to astrology is. I love it. It usually causes me to be anxious before a new client. It is extremely insightful and informative for me life personally. I tend to go some months where I don’t lookContinue reading “Just to be clear: about astrology”
Glad to be entering nursing, no longer sure about astrology
I have never felt that I was an extremely confident astrologer. Sure, I’m a Leo Rising (Pisces Sun with Neptune in my 5th house), so I fake it just fine. But I think that due to the complexity of astrology – just Western astrology – I always feel like I could study a chart aContinue reading “Glad to be entering nursing, no longer sure about astrology”
