I’m so excited :dance: that I have found a Reiki teacher and will be taking Reiki I this Saturday. She is a certified psychotherapist and she and her partner specialize in counselling for loss, grief and separation as well as victims of abuse and assault. They also do dream work, archetypes and “Wild Woman” seminars. I’m really looking forward to this association *fingers crossed*

For those of you who already know Reiki, here is the class description, tell me what you think:

Reiki I the student is introduced to the basic concepts of Reiki healing energy. The
philosophy, ethics, objectives, and origins of Reiki are shared with the student. The
traditional Usui hand positions for self healing and healing of others are taught,
along with the non-traditional use of the Quick Reiki treatment. Students are led in
a guided meditation to prepare for the Reiki I attunement. During the attunement the
student’s energy centers are opened and aligned so that she/he can serve as a
channel for this universal healing energy. This attunement starts a twenty-one day
clearing cycle of the seven major chakras. Reiki I class is experiential, and students
are given the opportunity to do hands on healing work with each other and on
themselves. Certificates are presented at the end of each class.

They offer the II, III and master courses but I’m not even thinking about that right now due to finances.

On another note, I hooked up with a dowsing group about 2 hours south of me (there’s nothing metaphysical in my area at all.) I’m going to their yearly meeting in August where the organizer says that I’ll be able to learn about dowsing for water, oil, lost objects, “anything at all” and learn about pendulum dowsing too.

After 5 years of being a stay at home mom, now that Zach is older and more self sufficient, I’m able to “branch out” more now. More “Pam time” YAY!:hearts: :dance: :banana: