Diary of a Psychic Healer

As you may know, I have been on this crazy adventure since 2010, when I began studying intuition and energy healing. It blew my mind, and opened my heart to a world of possibilities. Today, I am excited to share my book with you - learn to channel energy healing yourself! Why read this book??? Chakra healing is its own kind of magick — literally and figuratively. By clearing and strengthening our energy centers, we create space for more love, abundance, emotional balance, and joy to flow into our lives. This book is not a passive spiritual read. It is a  practice-based guide  designed to be worked through slowly, with  hands-on exercises, reflection prompts, and intuitive techniques  woven throughout. The work invites deep self-discovery, emotional awareness, and energetic alignment — especially for intuitive, empathic, and sensitive readers. Drawing from years of lived experience and observation, the book explores themes including  energy healing, the seve...

It's been three months since I became a weekday vegetarian for environmental reasons and thought this would be a good time for an update. If you read my reviews of Graham Hill's Why I 'm a Weekday Vegetarian Ted T alk , or the documentary Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret , you'll know that cutting back on your meat consumption may do more for the planet than taking short showers or riding a bike to work. Giving up meat on weekdays has been easier than I imagined, and I don't feel silly for making a sacrifice that is big for me, but only a drop in the bucket when you look at the world's population.  This is what I  have learned from being a weekday vegetarian so far:   We don't need as much protein as we think and this took a lot of the pressure off when I reali zed I was aimi ng for twice the requirement . There are also lots of packaged foods that are fortified with protein. While I would rather get it from a natural source, I do enjoy my new...

Most of us in the western world grow up doing our New Years Resolutions in January, which I have always thought to be a little bit silly because if something is worth implementing in your life, why wait until then? That said, I do understand the value of a yearly milestone that we can tap into, but a part of me believes March/April would be a better time to adopt big resolution . Whereas January is in the dead of winter - a time when most of us would rather crawl under our blankets than go to the gym - the energy around springtime is more conducive to new beginning s, e specially if a great deal of effort is required on our part.  This time of the year also has certain advantages:  It's The Month of Aries.. Think of Aries as the Kickstarter of the Zodiac. Full of fire, drive and a fair dose of impatience, the Ram's energy propels us forward. Not only does this sign take the lead at the start of the Astrological Year, it is also ruled by Mars, the planet of en...

One of my psychic school teachers  told us he had more than  200 oracle decks . My collection is in the low double digits and to keep it from growing exponentially, I put myself on a one-in-one-out plan where every new acquisition necessarily leads to a gift. It also makes me pause before buying a new deck - is it worth giving up an oracle that I already know and love?  The answer was a BIG YES when I spotted Barbara Meiklejohn-Free's Sacred Sites Oracle D eck in the lobby at school last summer. Instead of angels, tarot or archetypes, we have approximately 52 sacred sites from around the world, ranging from Machu Picchu in Peru, to Petra in Jordan and Mont Saint-Michel in France. Each of these sites has an energy that we can channel for self-healing and empowerment. We can also view the cards as an oracle, asking our guides what issues we need to work on, though it may be more exciting to use them as a prompt for astral travel and meditation. Imagine what it would be li...