As we move forward in our healing journeys - Each of us on a path that reveals itself only to us at first - in those quiet moments when we least expect. These are the moments to create well being, that peace of mind, the love and purpose that is singing inside of you.

We come to this place of healing. We work on ourselves and make some headway to becoming someone better. But too many times we are lulled into a false security thinking -- okay now I'm better. But is that the goal? To simply be better. For many us it's a good place to get to. Better than where we started. Better than what we were doing or how we were living or treating ourselves. But when you get there, And you are changed. You have grown and evolved. The question is Now What? What I love about the work we're doing with the Healers Challenge is this -- we are naming and claiming and then walking with the gift. So if you haven't yet named your gift. Do it today. If you haven't yet claimed your gift -- do It Today. If you haven't yet declared that Your Gift is Real -- then do it today! Speaking ourselves into existence takes courage. Speaking yourself into existence as a healer, as a gifted person, as a Divine being - takes courage. So - Accept It, Name It, Claim It and Walk It 💜

Hello wonderful Healers!! You're not here by accident. You know the gift is real. You've always known. What do we do next? I understand clearly working with many of you, that what you haven't had is a clear, grounded path for stepping into the role, the persona of the healer you are. How do we do this without performing? without pretending? without shrinking? I encourage you all -- go to the Healers Challenge material and start it fresh. Plus a new round of Live sessions will begin on May 4th. These live sessions have been powerful, clarifying sessions for all. It's time to --->>> Name your gift. Claim your role. Walk forward with the kind of clarity that only comes when you stop hiding what you were always meant to be. Reach out to me with any questions. Post your comment or questions here or make a new post. This is your community and your space to grow, to learn, to share and more!

I was in a workshop this morning and it was perfect timing. The workshop teacher Carson Cooper is also a shamanic teacher. He talked about Sacred Rage. I'd never looked at it that way. I am clear that our emotions teach us lessons. But it makes sense that our emotions are sacred. Plus our emotions need to be expressed or they get suppressed in to the shadows. Your thoughts?

I'm sharing something raw because I was thrown so off balance this evening and my emotional and verbal response was also raw. This is a tough post. But given the kind of work we do and what I teach I feel it's important for me to just share with you. For some background, a year ago the neighbor’s house directly behind us caught fire and was destroyed. One of the neighbors died as a result of his injuries. The survivor is a friend I've known since high school. He and his partner lived in this house for about 25 years. Tonight, I was at our local neighborhood association meeting. I live in a neighborhood of historical homes in a designated historic district. So the regular order of business was going on. And then the topic switches to what's happening with this particular house and “what do we need to do about the house.” As I listened there was no mention of the owners. There was no recognition of the complete destruction of their life and the death of my friend, And this anger started to build inside me as this neighborhood association was talking about city rules and regulations about what could be done or could not be done with what's left of this historical home. People were making comments and I knew I had to say something. So when I had the microphone I told them in advance you are not going to like what I have to say. And I basically pulled the rug on their association BS. I could see the shock in their faces. But I had to say my piece. For me it felt so out of Integrity to stay silent and so I let it out and let it be known what I thought of their narrow-minded conversation about this house without any mention of the owners. I don't think I've gone off like that in public in decades but I was boiling on the inside. I'm sharing this with you because sometimes you do not have to hold it together. Sometimes it's not the best course of action to hold it together. Sometimes you just have to let it out and let that energy go where it needs to go and say what it needs to say and then be done with it. It wasn't pretty, I know that. My body was shaking afterwards and it took me several hours to ground and settle down because I was so pissed off.