al·che·my/ˈalkəmē/nounA process by which paradoxical results are achieved or seemingly incompatible elements combine without obvious rational explanation.

We are Beings of Light.

You have probably heard, "We are spiritual beings having a human experience." As children, most of us were aware of that truth as we played with invisible playmates and witnessed magic in our backyards. Unfortunately, growing up with other human beings who'd forgotten who they really are and therefore could not help us to know ourselves, trained us to forget, leading us to believe that we are limited beings with only one earthly life to live. Pressured to conform to this concept, we lost touch with our full potential.

It is through our connection to Light that we *see* beyond our visible world and beyond what the physical world reveals. By accessing this wisdom, we remember that we are not as limited as we have been taught. In fact, we are filled with divine grace and power. A daily practice of tuning into this vast potential and conversing with it opens the door through which we can reclaim our true identity, answering the calling that the time has come to recreate paradise on earth.

We no longer live in a predictable world in which we can trust external authority figures and as we reawaken to Truth during this time of great change in the world, we need to access our own inner light to survive as we shift into a new consciousness. With rapid change around us, we must be able to trust our own ability to sense what is happening and how we can best respond. Accessing the information that will help us navigate these uncertain waters resides in our own awareness of ourselves as Beings of Light. We must firmly trust our own inner discernment and not be led away from our own Truth.

Be patient with yourself as you grow. Follow the Divine spark within your heart and once you can feel and embrace your own Divinity, you will discover that you are here for far greater reasons than you may be currently aware of.
 
Take each step from your heart center and combine that with your deepest truth. This will always keep you grounded, and no circumstance can disrupt your inner equilibrium where you always feel deep secure peace.
 
Trust what your heart tells you. Bring it out into your life, and express your Divine nature. This is your gift to humanity.

What is healing?
Healing is the journey back to our natural state of balance and harmony that is called Love. Healing becomes necessary when you lose contact with that natural state, when there is a disturbance in the Universal Flow. Healing can take place in many ways, each as uniquely individual as you. The one constant is for you to be connected to You. As Socrates said, “Know thyself.” When you are willing to accept responsibility for everything you create in your life, you can heal yourself.

The power to heal lies within you. You innately know what you need to do to regain your personal blueprint of perfection. My role is to remind you of that, to be witness and hold space for you to make the necessary changes in your life without judgment in a safe, supportive and loving way.

What is Love?
Love is the most desired human emotion. Love is the energy of the heart and soul that brings balance, harmony, and healing. When felt and expressed, Love expands and uplifts you. When you feel love you feel connected to all things through your heart. As you read on, you’ll discover that self-love is the key to healing. I will show you how the absence of self-love creates disease through negativity, while the positive energy of self-love creates health and well-being.

I have noticed that the right amount of love will heal any affliction. It is not the love you can get from me or from another, it is the love you generate inside of yourself. As simple as it sounds, the antidote for anything is to love yourself. 

Enjoy life and Be well.

For, all healing comes from the one source. And...the application...is to bring the consciousness of the forces within the body that aid in reproducing themselves - the awareness of creative or god forces.
Edgar Cayce reading 2696-1

Your body is designed to heal itself. The ability of a body to maintain its health and overcome illness is, in fact, among nature's most remarkable feats. Donna Eden, Energy Medicine

For years I thought: "I will meditate later when I have some time," or, "Soon I will follow the dharma of meditating at the same time in the same place."

Now, when the thought arises that I am this energy watching my mind, I just go there in that moment with complete love and honor on that next breath. Why wait?

Although I was taught to sit for an hour, I have found that life and my thoughts swirl around with such intensity, I cannot "put off" seeking the oasis of my Being.

One breath, coupled with the understanding you the watcher of the sound of your breath, the sound of the breath itself, and all the energy of everything and everyone is the divine "pause for the cause". 



Go ahead.

Close your eyes right now. Watch the in-breath make the sound Ham (Huuuuuum).

Notice how that sound ends in silence in the heart. Out of that silence watch closely the genesis of the prana as the out-breath makes the sound Sah.

Now "see" that sound go right through the Sah-hasrara at the top of the head. Immerse yourself in the space of silence between where the out-breath ends and the in-breath begins. 



This you can do anytime: in the shower, in the middle of a hug or a kiss, at a stoplight, just before a meal. Why wait? Why waste a breath?

It had rained heavily during the night and the day, and down the gullies the muddy stream poured into the sea, making it chocolate-brown.



As you walked on the beach the waves were enormous and they were breaking with magnificent curve and force. You walked against the wind, and suddenly you felt there was nothing between you and the sky, and this openness was heaven. 



To be so completely open, vulnerable to the hills, to the sea and to man is the very essence of meditation.



To have no resistance, to have no barriers inwardly towards anything, to be really free, completely, from all the minor urges, compulsions and demands, with all their little conflicts and hypocrisies, is to walk in life with open arms. 



And that evening, walking there on that wet sand, with the seagulls around you, you felt the extraordinary sense of open freedom and the great beauty of love which was not in you or outside you but everywhere. 



We don't realize how important it is to be free of the nagging pleasures and their pains, so that the mind remains alone. It is only the mind that is wholly alone that is open.



You felt all this suddenly, like a great wind that swept over the land and through you. There you were denuded of everything, empty and therefore utterly open. 



The beauty of it was not in the word or in the feeling, but seemed to be everywhere about you, inside you, over the waters and in the hills. 



Meditation is this.




J. Krishnamurti  

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Lust for life

Life in the moment is the only life worth living, so stop waiting and get on with it, living as if whatever you are waiting for is already here. Live life inspired from your heart and soul, enveloped in love, compassion and enthusiasm for a life that's the best you can imagine.  Don't wait! Get out there and live your dream.

MEDITATE!

Remember ... like tooth brushing, meditation is most effective when it becomes part of your daily routine! Meet your angels and guides and get the very best advice and guidance available. Meditation reduces anxiety and promotes an inner environment of peace and calm. It's also the secret weapon against aging.

THE MOST DANGEROUS ENEMY

When your mind is trained in self-discipline, even if you are surrounded by hostile forces, your peace of mind will hardly be disturbed. On the other hand, if your mind is undisciplined, your mental peace and calm can easily be disrupted by your own negative thoughts and emotions. The real enemy is within, not outside. Usually we define our enemy as a person, an external agent, whom we believe is causing harm to us or to someone we hold dear.

But such an enemy is dependent on many conditions and is impermanent. One moment, the person may act as an enemy; at yet another moment, he or she may become your best friend. This is a truth that we often experience in our own lives. But negative thoughts and emotions, the inner enemy, will always remain the enemy. They are your enemy today, they have been your enemy in the past, and they will remain your enemy in the future as long as they reside within your mind.

This inner enemy is extremely dangerous. The destructive potential of an external enemy is limited when compared to that of its inner counterpart.... In a time when every country is a potential target for the nuclear weapons of others, human beings still continue to develop defense systems of greater and greater sophistication. I do not know if it will ever be possible to create a defense system capable of guaranteeing worldwide protection against all external forces of destruction. However, one thing is certain: as long as those destructive internal enemies of anger and hatred are left to themselves unchallenged, the threat of physical annihilation will always loom over us. In fact, the destructive power of an external enemy ultimately derives from the power of these internal forces. The inner enemy is the trigger that unleashes the destructive power of the external enemy.

Shantideva tells us that as long as these inner enemies remain secure within, there is great danger. Shantideva goes on to say that even if everyone in the world were to stand up against you as your enemies and harm you, as long as your own mind was disciplined and calm, they would not be able to disturb your peace. Yet a single instance of delusion arising in your mind has the power to disturb that peace and inner stability.

—from The Compassionate Life by
Tenzin Gyatso, the Fourteenth Dalai Lama