Many women suffer from chronic pain. On top of their suffering many carry outdated views and attitudes that delay or block their pathway to healing. This article discusses how we hold our bodies and unconscious behaviours can prevent the body from gaining the relief it needs.
The energy of June was somewhat intense. Especially mid month. Unfortunately July has a similar intensity. In fact until Spring you could see big changes. Here’s the flower healing and message for this lunar cycle.
This is the first article of a two part series. Don’t Suck it Up Buttercup. Please enjoy part one.
The New moon occurs on the 14th June 3.43am Perth Time
The last couple of months the energy has felt friggin intense. So much has moved and shifted or is still shifting for many of us. It’s been deep and relenting.
I look at my life now to what it was at the beginning of April, and it looks very different. I’ve had to make necessary and deep changes to reflect the energy shift that’s occurred within me. Some choices I’ve made I can’t even explain, I’ve just had to trust. It’s been liberating as I welcome in the new and adjust accordingly.
Welcome to April’s Energy report. This is the space where I interpret the coming energy feels for the month and introduce common healing themes. I also include the flower essence of the month, the essence that resonates with the months themes. This report is from New Moon to New Moon.
April has been a fiery month so far, and this’ll continue especially around the new moon on the 16th of April. (WA time).
Change is well and truly in the air.
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A new year always ignites the feeling to reset, regroup and step into a new way of being. I sense that many are looking to 2018 to propel them forward. Maybe further than they’ve ever been, creating some distance from 2017, a very challenging year for some. My top 5 Flower Essences for healing and nourishing support will no doubt help propel us forward during this big year of transition.
Working in my clinic, Silverdale-Natural Therapy, nestled amongst the trees in the hills east of Perth, I get to meet and treat many hills folk. They are all unique and wonderful in their own way. Many suffer from horrendous chronic injury, chronic pain, anxiety and remedial health issues.
Colleen Ashby is one such client who lives and works as a remedial special needs assistant at our local Lesmurdie High School.
I treat a lot of women who have or are entering into deep crisis. This can be emotional, physical, mental or spiritual. My clinic is seen as a sanctuary where they can relax, reconnect and let go of all the burdens that they carry.