I have kept journals since the age of sixteen discovering how the writer and spiritual paths are complimentary. For the past thirty years I have worked with individuals and groups to help them discover a spiritual practice that brings them a sense of purpose and happiness. It’s best for each of us to find a practice that uplifts our lives and benefits those around us than force some kind of religious or psychological dogma on our selves. I am dedicated to helping clients; students and readers alike reach the inner resources inherent in us all. Tap into your "natural intelligence," through journaling practices. Next Spiritual Journalling Class begins SEPTEMBER, 2011. ,
Without acknowledgement of how the internal journey is revealed and connected to our outer circumstances we tend to stay stuck or somehow held back in our spiritual and creative evolution. Transpersonal work encompasses how our personal psychological and spiritual work is interdependent with the natural and communal environments in which we live.
I now offer Core Restorative Sessions based on my thirty years of work with others and my own personal journey. The session includes techniques of personal inquiry, breath work, meditation and energy work with hot stones. You will have the Transformative Spiral and personalized techniques to integrate into your daily life.
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“A useful and insightful guide to the purification and transformation of the bodymind, drawing upon the mandala wisdom of ancient indigenous traditions to create a practical alchemy of initiation and therapy for these modern times and our challenging ways of life.” –Peter Gold, author of Navajo and Tibetan Sacred Wisdom: The Circle of the Spirit
A course for those who are ready to commit a year of their life to initiating their essential selves and expressing their creativity in the world. Next Initiation Course begins in March 2011. Enter the Wheel of Initiation through the Course or on your own with the book.
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I will feature a regular poet (see The Poetic Life page) and artist (see Artist Page). What the world needs now is . . . our poets and artists.
