Monday, February 6, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Happy 2012... and Black Water Dragon Year, too - It's gonna be a magical year!
Happy 2012, Everyone! Hope your new year is off to a great start. There sure have been many positive changes going on in my life this year. I seem to be barely keeping up with it all...
First, I've got a new job: I'm working as a Life Coach - i.e., spiritual counselor - at An Oasis of Healing in Mesa, AZ. This is a holistic treatment center for cancer patients who come from great distances to be treated by Dr. Thomas Lodi and his team. So far I have very much enjoyed meeting the patients and staff in this loving, healing environment. I am most appreciative of this new opportunity in my life and work - in perfect, divine timing, I'm sure. It feels like my gifts and talents will be used and appreciated in a unique and special way at this center for healing.
Secondly, I've made the "3 P's" - Partnership, Power, and Prosperity - my goals for this year. I find that the partnerships and power are already coming in with promises of prosperity ahead. I'm getting that this year of the Black Water Dragon, more than ever before, will be an important year to make strong intentions, being very specific about what we desire. It feels like time is continuing to speed up as well, as the vibration of our planet moves higher and higher.
Finally, I sense that my work will be getting out into the world in a new and important way this year. I can't write about it at this time, but I have some new possibilities that feel very exciting. And I'm ready to move forward in creative, interesting ways that will serve a changing world in authentic ways. So, here's to a new and very special, interesting year of change! May we keep our thoughts positive and our hearts open, as much as possible.
Love Always, Dancing heart~~~~
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Miracles in Japan
Today's a big day for me: I'm headed to Seattle to get as many belongings down here to Sedona as possible! It's cold now and I need my warm clothes and other sundries that I've been missing. I'm looking forward to a new adventure -- renting a truck, etc.!
Meanwhile, I've been in touch with my old classmates from our high school days at Canadian Academy in Kobe, Japan. We're getting ready for our first reunion since hi school (!); and there's been some interesting dialogue. Among other things, two stories about gracious "happeneings" in Hokkaido came up which I felt I wanted to share. Japan is truly, an amazing country. I pray for the people of Japan every day. May God/dess richly bless them in these challenging times for them!
Here are the stories, by Ken Masaki, I believe:
I too have two Japanese hospitality stories that have to do with Hokkaido. Tim Clark and I decided to bicycle around Hokkaido (~1200 mile) after our graduation. We took a ferry from Kyoto prefecture (Japan sea side) to Hokkaido but due to a snafu ended up 1 day behind schedule (after the trip I was leaving for the US). When the ferry got to Otaru we needed to cover 200 miles in 24 hrs (over mountainous terrain). Tim and I bicycled all day/night but were short of our destination (also very tired). A Japanese truck driver stopped, picked us up (sat in the flatbed) and drove us far enough so we made are scheduled youth hostel place. The driver never gave us a chance to thank him ... just drove off.
About half way thru our trip we were in a town (forgot where that was) near the Daisetsuzan mtn. Night was coming and it was cold. We were in the mountains with no place to spend the night. We decided to spend the night at the local train station. The train stationmaster told us we could not stay so instead took Tim and I to his home. By then it was dark. The family fed us and gave us the largest tatami room to sleep in. The rest of the family slept in together in a small room. The next morning, Tim and I knew they would never accept money from us so we left after thanking them profusely. But we asked around and got their address from a local shop. We mailed them some money.
Thanks for these beautiful stories, Ken. And Rich Blessings to Everyone in these times of Great Intense Love flooding the Earth!~ May we learn that We Are One, and live in Peace Very Soon, Dancing heart~~~~
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Synchronicities with Master Sha's 'Love Peace & Harmony' Song
A couple of weeks ago, on my way into Phoenix, I'd been in my car for awhile singing one of Dr. Sha's soul songs "Love Peace and Harmony." I was in a very good space, so I continued singing the song even as I parked and entered the Women's Room at the Starbucks just off the freeway near Camp Verde.
I noticed that the other stall in the room was occupied, but I kept singing the song full tilt to the end. When I got out of my stall, the other woman was waiting at the door of the Women's Room to let me know that she'd enjoyed the song. She wanted me to sing it for her again so I did. Then we naturally began talking about Master Sha and how he's helping people with his healing work and soul songs, etc.
Well, it turned out that the woman, Anne from Fountain Hills, AZ, is with a man who studies the Tao; and I just happened to have copies of Master Sha's Tao I and Tao II books in my car! -- ready to "release" to the perfect person. Needless to say, we went out to my car together and I gave her a copy of each of the books. I love synchronicities like this ;) And I was in an even more wonderful mood as I headed once again toward Pheonix in my car.
You may go to this link to listen to "Love Peace & Harmony." Master Sha says that if you sing it enough times, it'll clear your karma. I find that it always opens my heart and makes me feel better when I start singing it.
Blessings of Love, Peace & Harmony to all, Dancing heart~~~~
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Messages from Ascended Master St Germain: Thank you, Andre, for your response; I really appr...
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Monday, August 29, 2011
How Does It Get Any Better than This?... Living in the Most Beautiful City in America!
There is much to share with you today, as my life began to take a categorical shift in a magnificent way on 8/8/11. Wow, I'm still pinching myself!
I'd been struggling in Phoenix for month to make things work for me financially. I'd finally found out during the last four to six weeks that I would be able to collect unemployment -- what a relief! On 8/4 I heard (for the second time) the name Sachi as someone I needed to call at the Chamber of Commerce in Sedona. When I called her on 8/5, she was not in her office. I got inspired to visit Sedona on that Sunday, 8/7. As always, I had a very special day just "being" among the Red Rock; and I dropped by the Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center to see if by chance Sachiko was there; instead, I got her card. I made certain that I made contact with her the following Monday morning, back in Phoenix.
Sachi immediately shared with me that there were at least two Japanese tour companies in Sedona and that they might be hiring at this time. I called both companies and had some interesting conversations. One company seemed ready almost to hire me on the spot. I had an interview with him in Phoenix a few days later and got the word that I could come on board immediately! Meanwhile, I discovered that the other man who ran Chi-q (meaning "the Earth" in Japanese) was also interested in hiring me.
I was set to head to Portland that Friday for a friend's daughter's wedding and I was ready to move out of Phoenix ASAP, so I needed to act fast. I packed up my belongings and headed for Sedona that Thursday, the day before my departure for Portland. A friend was kind enough to open her garage so that I could leave most of my belongings there. My friend Bev was willing to take in my cat Midnight and watch her while I went to the Great Northwest. Things just lined up for me so that I could move to Sedona! I kept pinching myself and wondering -- as the Access Consciousness key questions goes: "How does it get any better than this?!?"
The upshot is that I had a wonderful and COOL trip (and "break" from the intensity of moving!) to the Northwest. I visited Seattle briefly, too, to deal with some of my stuff and make some meaningful connections with friends. Upon returning to Phoenix, I picked up Midnight and most of the rest of my stuff and headed to Sedona the following day. I had decided to work with Mr. "Chi" Niwa of Chi-Q Tours, the second man I'd talked with -- who didn't seem to have quite as much work for me, but who I felt more sympatico with.
And so I've been in Sedona this time just ten days, since Aug. 18th. It's been such a whirlwind that I'm just now catching up with it all. I've also been able to find myself & Midnight a lovely condo to rent: It's in the Village of Oak Creek, practically next to Castle Rock ;) I have a view of it from the upstairs bedroom! And Bell Rock -- one of the vortex rocks -- is only about one mile up the road toward town... Right next to Bell Rock is the well known and majestic Courthouse Rock. So I feel protected and energized by the Red Rock in a profound way these days.
As you might imagine, I am feeling more blessed than I've felt in a very long time! I keep gazing at the beautiful Red Rock, thanking them for their beauty and wondering if it's really true that I get to settle down for now in this Most Beautiful City in the U.S.?!? I can only wonder if all the spiritual work I've done with Master Sha, Access Consciousness, and other healers and healing modalities have helped to bring me to this magnificent moment in time and place in my life.
How does it get any better than this? And what else is possible?!?
Love, Peace, and Harmony to ALL! Dancing heart~~~~
Monday, July 25, 2011
Remembering and Honoring the People of Norway
Last Saturday evening I was on my way home from a day of healing and decided to stop at an attractive space in nature. It was cooling off here in the desert; and I had something to reflect on in the beauty of nature. I happened to spot a beautiful grove of palm trees in front of a synagogue on Glendale Ave.; it was the front garden of the Beth El Congregation of Phoenix. Later, I walked to the back of the synagogue and found a powerful monument there -- a hand of God reminding us not to forget those who died in the Holocaust. I felt moved, got my dilemma solved, and went home feeling like I'd been touched by the hand of God.
The next morning, Sunday, before heading to Quaker Meeting, the people of Norway came to mind in a powerful, moving way. I do not have a TV and have chosen not to watch or read much of anything around the tragedy that happened in Oslo on Friday. However, the people of Norway -- and in particular the families of all those young people who were killed -- have been powerfully on my mind from time to time. And I've been reflecting how those young people on some level must have agreed (on the Hi Self level) to have their lives sacrificed for the sake of the Whole, at this time when the world is in Great Transition/Transformation to raise our consciousness.
And the song I've chosen to sing for the people and families of Norway is the following new Soul Song that Master Zhi Gang Sha has introduced to us -- tweaked slightly for the people of Norway:
Divine Treasures,
Tao Treasures,
Heal me,
Rejuvenate me.
Heal my loved ones;
Rejuvenate my loved ones.
Heal humanity;
Rejuvenate humanity.
Heal Mother Earth;
Rejuvenate Mother Earth.
Bring Love Peace & Harmony!
To all the people of Norway, our thoughts and prayers are with you! May we all be able to hold Love Peace & Harmony in our hearts, no matter what's happening on this fragile planet during these days, Dancing heart~~~~
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