Hello Dear Ones, I did a New Moon presentation last night and it went well. Honestly though, I have been focused on getting the first Trauma Informed Astrology course – Nervous System Foundations – videos going again. I didn’t put the presentation announcement out on FB or IG. Hence it is just me and oneContinue reading “Aquarius New Moon Discussion”
Tag Archives: Tibetan Buddhism
Dynamic Somatic Bodywork, loving what I do!
Hello Dear Readers! For anyone who hasn’t read much of my blog, and as a reminder to those who have, I offer a number of different bodywork and trauma-resolution modalities. I have been extremely fortunate in the teachings I have received and the compassionate empowered teachers and mentors I have worked with! I offer CraniosacralContinue reading “Dynamic Somatic Bodywork, loving what I do!”
Consulting: Astrology & Bodywork
Hello Dear Readers, Just putting this out there. If you have questions about astrology, whether your own chart or someone else’s (or even a client), feel free to ask me! I would charge for anything more than 5 minutes of my time. I have 17 years of experience working with astrology under my belt –Continue reading “Consulting: Astrology & Bodywork”
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Thank you for visiting my blog! If you would like to make a donation, that would be most appreciated as I have almost entirely disabled the ads (I found them quite annoying). Even just $2, $5 or $10 goes a long way – helps me pay for tea to keep the ideas flowing: click hereContinue reading “Become a Member”
Pushing ourselves to non-conceptuality
I am a Tibetan Buddhist practitioner, and so much more. Very fortunate am I to have met multiple different lineages of healing wisdom, some secular and others quite nonsecular. One thing I must be discerning about however is that with so many tools and techniques under my belt, I still must practice efficacious self care.Continue reading “Pushing ourselves to non-conceptuality”
an inspiring book (Tibetan Buddhism)
Every once in a while (or in my case, several times a year), I come across a rare book in Tibetan Buddhism which I wonder how it made its way to the public. Personally I am very inspired by some Dharma stories of previous Tibetan Masters – like Dzo Khyentse Rinpoche or his student, PatrulContinue reading “an inspiring book (Tibetan Buddhism)”
Winter Retreat 2016
Every winter, my friend and mentor and bodywork teacher and coach, Janet Evergreen hosts a retreat for 10 days at her Sanctuary space. Last year, I was going through a tough stretch and I did not make it to much, if any of that retreat, which I would later regret. I say that because thisContinue reading “Winter Retreat 2016”
progress in the Dharma
I have titled this post “progress in the Dharma.” I want to be clear about what I mean by that (and describe what this post will be about). It is not supposed to be a catchy title to hook readers. Rather, I am making progress in my heart and it is showing up when IContinue reading “progress in the Dharma”
The wisdom of conducting both Wisdom and Compassion
I have observed my relationship to Tibetan Buddhism (and Buddhism in general) mostly wax over the past 9 to 13 years, with a little bit of waning. And in that time, I dove in deep and yet I am still understanding new realizations everyday. Because I dove in so deep, my current realization does notContinue reading “The wisdom of conducting both Wisdom and Compassion”
Unpacking from a potent weekend
I just returned from a weekend with His Holiness the Drikung Kyabgon, Chetsang Rinpoche. I will post pictures soon (hopefully). I am in the midst of one of the busiest times of my life as I prep to enter nursing school this summer and in the fall. My next day off with nothing on myContinue reading “Unpacking from a potent weekend”
Meditation Informs Healing Facilitation 