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You may have already seen this, but I just caught up with the rest of the wired world over the weekend. Neuroscientist Jill Bolte Taylor talks about how her stroke allowed her to glimpse a way of seeing that is much kinder and more expansive than our left-brain thinking usually allows. Truly powerful and deeply inspiring

I am what’s called a “sensitive body.”  If I get a cold, it lasts two weeks.  If there’s a side effect listed on a medication, I get it.  If I get a stomach bug, run for your life.  This is why I love acupuncture, specifically Japanese-style. Acupuncture is made for sensitive bodies. It tunes in…

“The season of failure is the best time for sowing the seeds of success.” – Paramahansa Yogananda   For more prosperity affirmations, check out Victoria Moran’s inspiring blog.

All I can say is oy. This is really sad. Yesterday the U.S. Catholic Bishops came out against Reiki as a healing modality. They call the ancient Japanese Buddhist practice “superstitious” and without scientific merit. Unfortunately this means a lot of people will not benefit from the hands-on, calming, energy-clearing method. I’ve had so many wonderful sessions…
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