Jewels of Self-healing and Empowerment

Today I spiritually coach and mentor hundreds of clients and students. I've gathered—like beautiful jewels—the most empowering techniques and teachings to pass on to you and others like you, to help you find at least one practical way to improve your life experience. Nothing gives me more pleasure than to see someone surpass the bar they once set for themselves, and now realize it was illusion.

There is no limit.

I've discovered that certain of these jewels are meant for a particular soul-mandala—souls who are subtly drawn together for a purpose, not coincidentally, though it may seem so looking from the outside.

Each session's transmission is unique, whether you join my open meditation sessions, enroll in my classes, or arrange for your own smaller group to meet with me via telephone. Or anytime you schedule a private distant healing with me.

It serves your inner purpose. 

My students and clients have reported life-changing results from these sessions. I look forward to hearing about yours, too!
 

So Come Share my Passion for Freeing Yourself

Experience these jewels that come through transmission for yourself. My mission is simply to be the instrument.

And your mission is important to me. Receiving the energy clearing I offer is a powerful way you can quickly discover and immediately live your own mission—with the joy and passion that is your birthright.

Now, rather than going on further about the breakthrough results these jewels have made possible, I'll again allow those who can best tell of their own healing experiences to share ....

How to Enroll...

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1. Larry Dossey, M.D., and Stephan A. Schwartz have compiled an extensive bibliography of research on distant healing.  Bibliography of Research

2. Regular meditation practice can produce relatively short-term states as well as long-term changes in traits. State changes from the meditative and religious traditions are reported to include a deep sense of calm peacefulness, a cessation or slowing of the mind’s internal dialogue, and experiences of perceptual clarity and conscious awareness merging completely with the object of meditation, regardless of whether a mantra, image, or the whole of phenomenal experience is the focal point (D. P. Brown, 1977; Wallace, 1999; West, 1987).

3.  A table published in Psychological Bulletin 2006, Vol. 132, No. 2, 180-211, shows the states of mind measured in the various forms of meditation tested.Table 1, Summary of Meditation Studies Using Electroencephalographic (EEG) Methods (pp. 183-186, Meditation States and Traits: EEG, ERP, and Neuroimaging Studies, B. Rael Cahn, and John Polich