Oahu, days one thru six

My vacation started off on Oahu, the busy throat chakra of the Hawaiian Islands.  It is the Isle of my birth, and of course our President’s as well.  My father presently lives here and has for the past fifty years, so I am getting some quality time and good conversations with him. This is beingContinue reading “Oahu, days one thru six”

Careful what we wish for

Kealakekua Bay, according to several friends living on the Big Island, is supposed to be a powerful location for manifesting one’s desires.  These friends are in circles with alternative health practitioners and other  consciously oriented individuals.  But I still am a touch skeptical when I hear these proclamations.  Because there are many sacred sites onContinue reading “Careful what we wish for”

Religion: Opening the Heart or Rigid Belief Structures?

This material is copyrighted by M. Kirby Moore.  Reproduction without permission is prohibited.  Thank you for visiting and please enjoy. Recently, I have been noticing my heart.  And I have been noticing being in the midst of people of various religions and I wonder about their hearts sometimes.  I am primarily writing about this potentiallyContinue reading “Religion: Opening the Heart or Rigid Belief Structures?”

Playing with a Hang (drum)

Kirby Ramanan Hang drum My friend who rents me healing space for my Craniosacral practice has a Hang (Drum) which is in that space. I have been using it as a tool for cathartic release for the past few months, sometimes arriving at harmonious sounds in the process. [It is difficult to get a goodContinue reading “Playing with a Hang (drum)”

Tibetan Medicine Symposium – contrasts between East and West

This post will actually be coming soon. (Sorry about the premature posting.) I typically give posts 5 – 7 days to brew as I make certain that all my ideas are well-organized, considered and articulated. This post violated that rule and did not fit all of these parameters, so I will refine it further andContinue reading “Tibetan Medicine Symposium – contrasts between East and West”

Tibetan Medicine and Meditation Symposium – Key Note Address

The Key Note Speech for the Symposium was given by Prof. Tenzin Robert Thurman. And I thoroughly enjoyed it. Now, I should add that I fancy myself to be an aspiring Buddhist practitioner, as well as an alternative health practitioner, so I was in agreement with almost everything he said. For someone else with differentContinue reading “Tibetan Medicine and Meditation Symposium – Key Note Address”

Tibetan Medicine and Meditation Symposium – the Maitri Project

This material is copyrighted by M. Kirby Moore. Reproduction without permission is prohibited. Thank you for reading and visiting. This is the first post about the April 13th – 15th Symposium at the University of Virginia commemorating the opening of the Contemplative Sciences Center and the Arura Tibetan Medical Group in Charlottesville. Friday had twoContinue reading “Tibetan Medicine and Meditation Symposium – the Maitri Project”