Tag: Chakras
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Brow Chakra, Inner Vision, Memory and Intuition
Excerpt from Fully Human, Fully Alive: Embodying the Wisdom of the Chakras https://karenkallie.com/shop-2/ BROW CHAKRA The brow chakra is often referred to as the third eye. It is located in the space between and a bit above the eyes. This center is the last place where the three major energy channels — the right, left,…
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12 Keys for Life and Self-Mastery now available download/Reduced Rate!
12 Keys for Life and Self-Mastery combines timeless philosophy, quantum theory and neuroscience to provide you with a comprehensive approach to energy and mind mastery skills. These skills provide you with effective ways to manage stress, rise to challenges from strength and create greater ease, peace and fulfillment. Each session highlights a specific concept and explores…
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6 Tips to Remedy Energy Drains
1. Be aware of your energy. The more familiar you are with how you manage and shape your energy the more you can be in charge of not only you responses to events and people, but you also begin to create new habitual ways of living from the inside out and having more influence over…
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3 Foundational Principles for Self Care
We are always evolving throughout our lives. The question is whether we do it consciously or by default. The quality of our lives is affected by the level of our consciousness which is deeply intertwined with the state of our personal energy. Our energy centers are each a different focal point of consciousness that develop…
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What does it take to make energy work for you?
Energy and conscious thought“Until we consciously learn to override the pervasive low frequencies in which we exist, we will keep recycling unpleasant outcomes into our lives day after tiresome day. Just like swimming in salt water, if we don’t wash off the residue, sooner or later it’s going to make us mighty uncomfortable.” Lynn Grabhorn,…
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Boosting Creativity
When we had our radio show we interviewed Haya Leah Molnar, author of Under a Red Sky. In her book she speaks about her early childhood experiences in a communist country, and about how early life experience helps to shape one’s connection to innate creative abilities. As Ms. Molnar’s story unfolds it is clear that…