Healing: Intro To The Hara Workshop

Our world is experiencing major shifts in consciousness and energy. My current focus is staying grounded so I can hold space for my clients to access this flow. This focus includes diet, getting good sleep, meditation, yoga, and sustaining my energy level throughout the day.

When I consider energy and healing workshops, the ones that stand out to me are those that strengthen my ability to stay present and grounded.

I recently took a workshop with Amelia Vogler, MS, SEM, who describes herself as a grounding and Energy Medicine Specialist. Right up my alley. The workshop was called Introduction To The Hara. Here are a few paragraphs describing it from Amelia’s website:

I have been working with the Hara in my morning meditations for over a year now, and I have found using the Hara to be extremely helpful.

I made a good choice. Amelia has a lot of information about the Hara from a much different perspective than I have studied before. For one thing, she heals trauma by working with the Hara. She defines trauma as anything that makes us feel separate – separate from ourselves, separate from each other, and separate from God/GoddessSource /Spirit. By working with the Hara, we can release anything keeping us from integrating with all that is.

This is ‘only’ a two-and-a-half-hour class, yet I will be digesting this information for many months. This short format is perfect for me. Integrating new ideas into my healing practice takes me a long time. I don’t force the integration; I simply notice new possibilities emerging during my clients’ sessions. I can already see the openings due to this workshop.

Jeri Lawson has a full-time healing practice in Oakland, California. She is available Monday through Friday for Healing Touch, Reiki, and Clarity Breathwork. 

510-601-9632   jerilawson@mac.com

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