Spoon Bending: The Power of Intention
A concrete demonstration of the power of intention to create changes!
If you can use your intention to bend a spoon, you can certainly use it to heal yourself.
Feed Shark
Monday, October 30, 2006
Monday, September 18, 2006
Zensight Workshop in Kaysville UT
On August 25th & 26th, I had the pleasure of teaching a Zensight Workshop in Kaysville, UT.
It's always fun for me to teach workshops, especially when I get the chance to meet in person, some of the people I have spoken with online.
Those of you on the ZensightEnergyHealing Yahoo Group may be interested in also seeing the faces, of some familiar names.
Pictured from left to right are Marilee Adams, Tina Hatch, Becky Beck, Paul Hatch, Rayanna Faerber, and William Hatch. In front is Barb Tharp, and myself.
Other attendees not pictured include Dan MacDonald, Carolyn Cooper, and Diana Thomas.
It's always fun for me to teach workshops, especially when I get the chance to meet in person, some of the people I have spoken with online.
Those of you on the ZensightEnergyHealing Yahoo Group may be interested in also seeing the faces, of some familiar names.
Pictured from left to right are Marilee Adams, Tina Hatch, Becky Beck, Paul Hatch, Rayanna Faerber, and William Hatch. In front is Barb Tharp, and myself.
Other attendees not pictured include Dan MacDonald, Carolyn Cooper, and Diana Thomas.
Carolyn Cooper, displaying one of the spoons bent...
More of our group's handiwork...
Spoon bending is extremely easy to learn - I will be teaching this again at the upcoming Zensight Energy Healing Retreat in Stouffville, Ontario.
This retreat is taking place at Mysthaven retreat centre (www.mysthaven.com) which is about a 40 minute drive from the Toronto International airport.
For more information or to register, please see www.zensightprocess.com/retreat.shtml
Monday, July 17, 2006
Welcome to my blog!
I have noticed from recent issues of my Zensight News ezine, that when I look at which links are clicked upon the most, it is clear that people are just as interested in looking at pictures of my vacation and of my schnoodle Maggie, as they are in learning about Zensight!
This makes sense to me and was part of why I included these casual photos. Part of what I would like, is for people to know not only how I work, but to know who I am - as that is as much a part of Zensight as different aspects of the technique itself.
When I have something from my life that I would like to share - whether they are photos, thoughts, insights, or events, I will be posting about them here.
Thank you for checking in, and please watch for future updates. :)
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