Our recent journey in the US wasn’t so much a patchwork of individual pieces but more like a tapestry of interwoven people, places and heart.
The final stitch came from Vista California. The blessing below is a radical call to freedom and action.
Our friends Chris and Mariko were our hosts. They are the international champions for the powerful healing plant Moringa.
There are a lot of definitions of healing, maybe some of them work for you and maybe some don’t.
But what if healing is as individual as you are?
Healing can mean that the symptoms of disease are gone or that the tensions that have run our lives have been replaced by ease.
But healing can also include a peaceful death or an acceptance of the fact that we live in bodies that are not meant to last.
And most of all, what does healing mean to you?
To really claim the power, the wholeness of the word we have to create our own definition.
Here are seven things we can do that allow for healing to occur.
And if you are wondering if healing is possible for you, sometimes we need to be reminded that it’s our birthright.
Healing is your Birthright
You don’t know what you don’t know.
It’s a simple and powerful truth.
What if, when we don’t know there’s “a special knowing” that’s there for us?
Uncertainty is like spring. When a daffodil bulb feels the call of the sun warming the earth, it can’t see the light but it knows it’s there. And through a gesture of faith, it begins its journey to the light.
What if….. you could create a nuclear event of vast goodness?
What if….. you discovered you had more power as an agent of change than you’ve ever imagined?
What if….. you could give away a weight that’s been hanging around your neck for a long time, so long that you just got used to it?
If you could do any of these would you be willing to give up a habit that would change you and the world around you?
There is a lot of screaming going on these days.
Sometimes that truth, the truth we must know gets louder and louder and can becomes a howl, a scream that won’t go away. Screaming has gotten a bad rap.
Is there any screaming going on in you?
Sometimes all we can hear is the scream and miss the message.
Friends,
Stupid is a word with big teeth.
It is a word we each learned from someone who misunderstood the wondrous value of not knowing.
It is a word designed to take a piece out of the soulful confidence, the soulful knowing that we are.
It is a word designed to shackle and limit the voice of truth in your heart.
