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On Chakras

Recently, I got some insight into the mechanics of the chakras. The word chakra means wheel or circle. The chakras in the energy or emotional body can be perceived as vortexes. Viewed from the front, …

Eva’s Healing

Eva Muller had a cancellation and gifted me a sample healing after the first interview. She opens things up and does a general cleanup first. She cleared some regret and anger related to things happening …

Dead or Alive

We can imbue things around us, including objects, sounds, thoughts, and emotions, with other qualities. We can read their natural qualities, like produce in a grocery store or the flavours of emotions rolling through us. …

The Undivided Soul

In healing circles, you sometimes hear reference to “soul fragments” and similar. The Harry Potter idea of Horcrux extends that idea into fantasy. However, the soul (jiva) itself is eternal and inviolable. So what gives? …

Coming Soon…

In a couple of weeks, I’m having a conversation with Gareth and Eva on the Endless Possibilities podcast. I’ll post the conversation when it’s available. In the meantime, you might enjoy their recent conversation with …

Awe

In the past, I’ve spoken of the value of culturing gratitude. In my case, this shifted my emotional tone, allowing deeper letting go and acceptance, helping set the stage for awakening. This isn’t about making …

Who Am I?

Stephen Chang has written a 3-part series on “A Journey into Awakening,” ‘Who Am I’ in the different stages of the process. While he frames some things slightly differently from how I do, he writes …

Xmas 2023

20 years ago, we had a good snowfall after Christmas and my sons and I went up Mt. Seymour. This is Cassie, a lab cross who loved to chase whatever was thrown. She had discovered …

Vasishtha’s Guidance

One of the most illustrious of the Vedic sages is Vasishtha. He was the guru of Rama, an avatar (embodiment) of Vishnu. The Yoga Vasishtha is the story of his teachings within the Ramayana. It …

Where Are We Speaking From?

In the ancient Vedic tradition of India, they described 4 levels of speech: Vaikhari: Spoken or voiced Madhyama: “middle one”, mental speech, the monkey mind Pashyanti: the first impulse, fine feelings, intuition, flow Para: being, …

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