As I mentioned in a recent Facebook post, I attended the Foothill Healing Arts Faire last weekend. During my visit I met Carolyn Osborne of Chiron Energy Medicine, an energy medicine intuitive doing her ‘hours’ for her medical intuitive credentials, so the 15 minute session was FREE…I love free, and while I know that many people only value what they spend money on, I personally value the people, tools and resources that spirit puts in my path in a manner that I can access them (which reminds me, I found a small pair of scissors on the sidewalk today, and am pondering exactly what I am supposed to “cut away”…)
This was a short session, so my normal default to let an intuitive tell me, needed to be bypassed for expediency and I mentioned that I had problems with my reproductive organs. I got some pretty specific information on the problems, including validation that there are multiple problems that do not have the same source. A quick overview is that my uterine problems are some unresolved energies with an unborn child in my teens, the right fallopian tube is what she termed Past Life issues and the left side has to do with my own self-care.
This is a perfect example of being able to take the information I have been gifted with and putting my Ancestral Healing into practice. In my personal cosmology, my descendants are also ancestors. So that unresolved energy makes perfect sense. I also reflect “past lives” into bloodline memories of ancestors and the self-care is not only my day to day practices, but also my habit of helping others before I do what I need to do for myself. Saturday evening I attended a Cleansing Moon Rite at The Green Man, and I was able to do what work I could for these things, within that construct. Yesterday morning, I did work with my Mesa altar to clear the issues that remain.
As I have mentioned before, there is never only ONE way to get this work done…taking information and opportunities as they are available and accessible is the key for me.
Disclaimer: The ideas expressed in this blog are reflective of my personal path and experience. They are not presented as ‘truth’ to anyone but myself. I hope that they might spur insights in your own life and practices, but each of us have our own journey.
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