Centering Tools: Holistic Counseling & Empowerment Tools
Holistic counseling practice since 1987
There is much anger and terror in our world. As we move toward the Winter Solstice December 21, and all that’s been so recently publicized about that being the day of an unusual planetary alignment and literally the end of an age – even the world – we are quite challenged to “stay afloat” while recognizing real opportunities to not only survive, but transform, with whatever is ending and birthing anew.
Click on the link below to hear the complete recording of tonight’s teleconference on how to access greater healing, hope and peace in this amazing and unique season, this year 2012, predicted as the beginning of a new age of awareness, sharing and freedom:
I am pleased to offer a teleconference through the spirit of Thanksgiving to deeply explore our current challenges to transform in this new, peaking time – and consider what emerging opportunities then become available to greatly share the results, when creative evolution is desperately needed and called for. I hope you can join me at 9 pm EST Wednesday evening, November 28 in guided meditation and key journaling exercises coupled with sharing discussions to support your great shift and challenge for wellbeing and offering in the world.
Centering for Wellness Presents…Two Special Classes on Wellness Transformation “How-To’s” this Holiday Season & into the New Year to De-Stress, Experience Real Wellbeing and Heal Dysfunction: “I Can Do This!”-The Real Keys to Balance, Healing and Success in These Truly Changing Times; Monday Dec 3rd, 6-9pm Carmen Clark Lodge at the Brighton Town Park, 777 Westfall Rd, Rochester, NY 14620; Saturday Jan 26, 10am-3pm Buckland Lodge at the Brighton Town Park, 1341 Westfall Rd, Rochester, NY 14618
I am delighted to offer these two key classes to better cope through this pivotal, intense and challenging holiday season and enter the new year “riding the waves” of critical change in all ways that support you and your life purpose that are sponsored by Centering for Wellness, Inc. the not-for-profit I founded in 2008 that focuses on wellness transformation.
The not-for-profit organization I founded in 2008 is sponsoring this key talk of our challenging, intense, critically changing times this Monday evening. Hope you can make it if you live in the greater Rochester, NY area – pass the word to your family and friends! Here are all the details:
Centering for Wellness Inc. Presents…NETWORKING FOR WELLNESS
The Fourth Program of a Four Part Wellness Series Bringing Information on Health and Wellness Transformation to our Community
Monday November 12th from 7- 8:30 p.m., Williams Gallery, First Unitarian Church of Rochester, 220 Winton Road South, Rochester NY 14610-2998
. . . we need to come to an integrative place of completion and emptying,with all parts of ourselves – body, mind, heart, gut and spirit, so to speak – that then naturally returns us to a place of authentic clarity and a “clean center”. Where we feel and experience challenge is where the cutting edge of our transformation that wants to emerge as our higher level of becoming exists.
Look for the truth of what is happening in your heart and your gut, and be willing to travel through the unfolding layers of your emotional pain and fear to the deepest levels of awareness you can access to uncover it . . . Understand that where love isn’t, the real challenge for transformational healing and greater wholeness is . . .
THE PRESENT IS THE POINT OF POWER . . . Return to Greater Wholeness, and Free Yourself
I have, through my ongoing channeling, experienced a whole new way to enter the “space of no-thing – the endless present”. I have found it to be an infinite space of wholeness and physical, mental, emotional, spiritual belonging of equally endless possibility and freedom to choose . . . to simply be. All else simply falls away in this place of detachment and presence. Here we can change through our unleashed divine will, understanding all else is delusion. Therefore, we allow, freely create, and heighten awareness from a place of greater, developing understanding. Here are my recommendations for you to try . . .
In the recent survey so many of you completed through subscribing to the Centering Tools newsletter, you talked a lot about your struggles with “staying on track” – how the “little (and not so little!) things throw you off. When that happens, we lose our “center”, which rapidly becomes losing our sense of self.