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The Second Coming of Christ: Literal or Mystical?

Most of my posts are based on my experiences and personal musings. This one is no different, just a snapshot of where I am right now. I'm not expert on the Second Coming of Christ but as with any subject, I asked my intuition to point out a theory that I can wrap my head around.  The theme popped into my mind a recently when I stumbled across a book called  The Yoga of Jesus , by Paramahamsa Yogananda (does the name sound familiar? Yogananda also wrote Autobiography of a Yogi). The Yoga of Jesus is now on my reading list, and somehow the cover got me thinking about the second coming of Christ.  Do we take that literally, is he coming back in physical form? It dawned on me that there may be another option. What if it's not a physical incarnation but rather, a metaphysical or mystical one? I'm starting to think that the Second Coming of Christ is going to happen in our hearts and minds, not in the world around us. It's when we start to assimilate th...

The Wizards Tarot, by Corrine Kenner [Review}

I am so excited to tell you about this fantastic deck, The Wizards Tarot by Corrine Kenner. I stumbled across this gem a few months ago and I can’t put it down. It's based on the standard structure and themes of tarot so you have your Cups, your Wands, your Swords and your Pentacles as well as the Major Arcana. This last one is my favorite part of the Wizards Tarot.  We use the Major Arcana to trace our journey through life, coming into contact with the big archetypes like the Magician, the Emperor the Tower or the Hanged Man. The main difference here (and it's a biggie) is that instead of illustrating the Fools Journey, we follow a student of magic and mystery as he makes the rounds with his professors. Each of the characters in Major Arcana are faculty members at the Mandrake Academy. You'll get the insight you expect from tarot as well as lessons in subjects like astrology, herbal healing, runes, divination and crystal healing for example. I think it will take ...

Color Healing Meditation (2/2)

I am really pleased to share this meditation from my book, A Personal Guide to Self-Healing, Cancer & Love . Color Healing is one of my favorite techniques, incredibly accurate and easy to follow.  The name says it all: we tune into the body and subconscious through the use of color meditations. The idea is to view our Inner Self with love and then heal and release any stuck emotions or hurts. Please keep in mind that energy healing and meditation are complementary to medical care, not alternative. Use this as an intuitive guide only.  Universal Color Meditation Intent: Heal and release emotions and energy from the body Sit down in a quiet, comfortable place. Bring your attention to your breathing and observe its natural pace. As you breathe in, you take in healing energy from the universe. On the out breath, let go of all of the tension in your life. Bring your attention to your Heart Chakra as it fills up with green healing light. This light ...

Color Healing Meditation

Last week I discussed  Medical Intuition   and how listening can be a powerful healing tool. The idea is to communicate with our cells, organs or even with our Chakras to find out what the body needs. Are we pushing ourselves too hard or not enough? Is your diet optimal? Maybe you need more sleep or more exercise to feel energized. A simple meditation can give us the answers.  By listening to the body's intuitive messages open ourselves up to receive intuitive guidance from our Soul. Those messages can appear as feelings or physical sensations.  Along these lines, I would like to share an excerpt from my book,  A Personal Guide to Self-Healing, Cancer & Love . This particular passage is on Color Visualization, a tool that we can easily combine with Medical Intuition and healing to make the listening process easier.     Color Healing and Visualization          “One of my favorite healing techniques...