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The process of letting go!

The process of letting go is sometimes hard, the thing is holding on is even harder. We go through things in our minds constantly that keep us from making good choices, from how we work with others to how we work for ourselves. The first step of letting go is finding what we need to let go, it's an old relationship that keeps us from going  forward, or a crippling belief that we need someone's help so we are under their influence until further notice. People have a way of making us believe we need them, with the way they portray knowledge they have, first things first, what makes you think you don't have  the ability to garner the same knowledge or the same results. Let's get started: 1. You have infinite knowledge, we are designed to compute on a higher level we just need to acknowledge that we can open up and allow it in. 2. Teachers of knowledge are around us, we need to make the right choice of who is teaching. Real teachers give you tools, they don't alway...

The pain of judging others

Let`s speak about judgement for a minute. When we judge others usually it comes from a place of us needing to be right.  "Right?" See this is where we lose our inner power and understanding. The question is, is this my place and purpose? If you beleive in what the Bible says you would never waist your time judging another soul ever. With judegment ususaly comes the need to create tangeble evidence of a persons diception. If they prove themselves to not be whatever it was you thought you have waisted your time, energy and personal power trying to get to the "truth" of someone elses "truth!" You can instead see if you care to resonate with this person at this time, and if not you can gentely remove yourself from the situation until you desire or if you desire to connet with them. Judgment comes from the mind, compassion the heart, love from the body (connectedness), understanding both the heart and mind. If you care, put all people before you to the highe...

Jasmine Rhey & A Multifaceted Jewel

Jasmine Rhey, originally hails form Jacksonville, Florida. Jasmine has been passionate about music from the very start! At the age of 12 she began taking vocal lessons and began performing in various venues, plays, musicals, and even Elderly homes; as was told to my brother Sean, in a phone interview.  This wonderful 24 year old dynamo is a force unto herself, so lets' continue. Jasmine Rhey, a truly multifaceted Jewel, yes and yes again! Complicated-no, Diva-no, Multifaceted yes! What do I mean by this, well... here we have a young woman who is: Singer, Songwriter, Performer, Linguist, Promoter, Model, Actress, and in her own words... "Lover and Liver of Life" and it shows. Ms. Rhey shines like a diamond, her accountability for her talents and who she is, shows as soon as you see her. Weather on her YouTube page doing something uncommon like busting out almost playfully in audition style, Eminem's "The Way I am" to...

Kyle Jason "Soul School is in session"

As a little child, you hear music and voices; words and images pass in front of your vision, you sometimes get it, and you sometimes don't! Have you ever looked back at your drawings as a child, all clumsy and awkward, but by God- you were gonna be a Fireman! And in 15 years you hear, welcome to " Wall street!" Well, the person in this blog had it indelibly stamped on his Soul... that he would be a constant-self-aware-ever growing-entertainer!  And, Kyle Jason, is! So with out further a due'  "Soul School Is In Session." Kyle Jason,  is a consummate- Singer/ Songwriter/ Performer/Actor/Radio Personality and did I mention...he is a Funkateer! "P Funk" embraced and welcomed Kyle as a Funkateer in 1996 when he opened for "P Funk The Return Of The Mothership Tour." George calls him nephew and Bootsy calls him Lil' Brugh. They embraced Kyle from the very start.  His story is not unlike other singer/ songwriter/ performers; Kyle wo...

Brain power Brain rules

Here in this post I will talk about the first step in creating a healthy brain enviornment. Most information I learned along the way as well as gathered from various books on brain health. The first and most important step to a healthy brain is exercise, yup, that is very important. I know you are saying, what if I dont like to exercise? well remember in school gym class, the jocks who overdue it seem less attentative to studies, however the kids who tempered and enjoyed themselves with the activity seemed well rounded, and the kids who always had an excuse, well, some focused totally on studies but seemed sick all the time, or the opposite end of that they appeared self absorbed only focusing on them...not leaving room for much else. The focus here is what the brain decides to divert its power to; slef care, beauty, education, or social activities and sports. Some people are predetermined to singular focus. Others seemd to be able to move mountains and create major shifts in many wa...

The Endocrine System and your health

Okay so I am sure everyone has heard of the endocrine system, right? Well if you didn't it is only the most important system on the body which controls a range of health functions. The glands that compose the endocrine system are as follows: The hypothalamus The pituitary gland The thyroid The para thyroid The adrenals The pineal gland And the reproductive system not male and female Now, I know what you are saying, but what do these things affect in the body that could cause illness, well I am going to tell you. The hormones, yup those things that go crazy at the age of puberty...those and they are as follows: Estrogen Pregestrone Androgen Testosterone These can go out of balance and cause all sorts of problems, your moods will be up down, in and out and all over the place. It can cause problems with sexual dysfunction, metabolisim, and your immune system. I should mention that the intestines actually hold a large part in the balance of your system as well. If you ta...

A little about my Journey as a Healer

This post will be a first in a series of posts to help people on their healing journey. Let me begin by telling you a little about myself. My name is Aleatra. I hail from a small port town in Long Island, NY. It was full of wonderful summers and strong winters, Pow wows at Shenicock, and beach gatherings all summer long. The things I remember about my youth are Family and backyard cook-outs, Music and dancing and plenty of Church. Throughout my youth I always KNEW that there was something (not the same) about me. While other kids played, I wanted to learn about Egypt, the pyramids, the gods, and all the stories I could gather- from EVERY culture. And somehow, I always ended up alone in the library, in a cubical, reading and dreaming. My thoughts drifted all the time, to things like Art, Music, Dance, and why people became ill. You could say my training with illness, and how to cure or avoid it, started young. I always had a head cold, ear problems, or I was low in iron. I suff...