Our Milne Institute, Developing the Inner Eye, Class is upcoming in Charlotte, and if you have taken C1 and C2 with the Milne Institute, you can take C4 and find C3 next time it comes through. If you feel pulled to class, the registration link is below, and can always be found in Class registration tab. https://www.wetravel.com/trips/vcsw-c4-developing-the-inner-eye-matthew-63224212

On Monday June 22nd, I got into an accident and hurt my leg and my wrist in Bali. It is such a great reminder on pain and healing, that in the first 3 hours of the incident, I had no pain at all, but my knee started to swell. Over the next three days, the pain would start to appear, and from knee being the strongest pain, to my wrist which I didn't realize I also hurt, to my shoulder and hip, the pains began to show themselves and talk. Luckily, my airbnb was very close to a massage studio in Bali, and the practitioner was excellent, and I got daily 90 minute massages, for $12 USD, and after 6 days got into a Taxi and found an acupuncturist and the acupuncture and warm needle technique of the moxa felt really great. The interesting part is that I feel my palate doesn't feel quite right, and a sense of needing decompression of the maxilla, spreading of the intermaxillary suture. All of this has been a good reminder of the way acute injury and pain speaks, and while I have had some very good treatments, it does not solve the issue in one, but supports the healing, and for us as practitioners who often want to give the people who seek our care as much relief as possible in one treatment, it's a good reminder that what is possible is still in relation to . . . time.

We will go over the concept of the speed reducers, the relationship to the sphenoid, and each of the speed reducer bones as individualities as well the zygoma, vomer, and palatine. Webinar Link https://www.skool.com/live/XFCG4kcm4LD

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19AmD5GYgR/?mibextid=wwXIfr I really love so many parallels about how she looks at magic, people, and our work, in finding the magic with people in session. To the poetry of Mary Oliver’s instructions on living, pay attention, be astonished, share your astonishment, with enough focus in session as she does to tiny pieces of cardboard.