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Healing

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I’m in the hospital and the main doctor walks in and eight other doctors in white coats surround my hospital bed.  Ten minutes before I had almost choked to death because I was so weak.  I was 83 pounds.  I could hardly breath.  The doctor says to the other doctors, this young man has a 1% chance of living through the night.  All my family is in the room and they are crying.  And I said to myself at that moment, “Oh my gosh.  This was my worse fear.  I cannot believe I created this.”  The epiphany was this.  A split second after that I said to myself, “Wow, if I created this, then I could create my wildest dreams.”

–Seth Sinatra (The Grounded 2)

Just finished my most exciting ThetaHealing® Basic Course yet.  I certified three new amazing ThetaHealers.  The weekend was extraordinary!  One woman was in constant pain before the workshop – especially her feet which had been an issue for years.  With a healing and some belief work (done by her classmates – that’s how fast you learn) she was able to leave pain free.  I am truly blessed to witness beautiful and talented souls expand into their fullness and heal from the past.  My next course is in March 2015 or check out Lynne’s offerings at Desert Jewel Institute.October Theta Class

Basic ThetaHealing Workshop, Phoenix Oct 11 – 13 2014

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  • Learn how to easily access the theta brain wave state to tap into the highest frequencies for peace and healing!
  • Instantly eliminate beliefs that stand in the way to greater success.  Be able to do the same for your clients.
  • Get what you want in your life.  Using the theta wave to manifest is effective 80-90% of the time.   (Compare to visualization at 50%)
  • Become a certified ThetaHealer® and help your clients prosper.

become a certified thetahealer

The heart of this workshop is the practice of techniques that allow you to change life patterns held in place by core genetic, historic and soul  beliefs.  You will learn to identify your own limiting beliefs and will practice pulling them for others in the class.  This practice can quickly reveal systems of belief that might take traditional psychotherapy years to uncover.  Web page for Basic DNA course.

The course is 75% hands on.  Other topics covered in the Workshop:

  • The formation of ThetaHealing®
  • The power of words and thoughts
  • Electromagnetic field and the energy break
  • Free agency & co-creation
  • Intuitive abilities and how to enter the theta state
  • How to do a reading
  • The healing technique
  • Why people do not heal
  • Four level belief work (core, genetic, history, soul)
  • Muscle testing
  • Programs for feelings and other downloads
  • How to “Dig” for the bottom or key belief
  • The Seven Planes of Existence
  • Manifesting from the Seventh Plane
  • Guardian Angels and Waywards
  • Soul mates
  • Retrieving soul fragments
  • Remembering the future
  • DNA activation and gene replacement

 

Oct 11th – 13th:  9:30 to 4:30 each day (Saturday, Sunday, Monday)

Course includes: ThetaHealing® book by Vianna Stibal, a Practitioner’s Manual and Certificate of Completion.

Cost:  $435 before Oct 4th ($85 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit required to hold your spot.)
$465 after Oct 4th
Register now.
Earn $50 towards your course fee by referring a friend that attends the class.

Instructor:  Dorena Rode, Ph.D.

For more information or to register:
Dorena Rode, Ph.D.
dorena@tesli.org
(623) 242-5310
ElderberryCenter.com/basic.htm

 

Basil

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Finches eating seeds on basil

Two yellow finches feeding on lemon basil

My basil is in full bloom.  Actually this year I didn’t even plant basil – it volunteers year after year.  Basil loves and thrives in the heat and will not tolerate even a little frost.

I allow my plants to go to seed even when I don’t have much use for it, because basil seed attracts one of my favorite birds – yellow finches.  Here is a picture I snapped yesterday from my living room window of a pair of finches feasting on the basil seeds.

Basil also makes a nice filler plant for cut flower bouquets.  The greens hold up well and the flowers add a nice texture.  Actually, the best way to keep your cooking basil is to not put it in the fridge, but to put it in a glass of water on the countertop.  It will hold up nicely for a week or so and it may even root!  Adds a nice flare to the kitchen as well.