Tag: meditation

Thera Phase Podcast Premiere

We are exploring the roots of the Akashic Records and asking why people need to know about it.

How does this knowledge generate meaning for an individual?

How does this knowledge bring harmony to the collective field?

How do we connect to the Akashic Records?

Discover how receiving a reading can support your evolutionary growth and consciousness.

We will also cover the subject of aether and how the Akashic Records are woven into your biofield anatomy.

Stay with us for this intriguing conversation and enjoy a special tuning and reading at the close of our inspiring chat.

Akashic Records & Tuning My Left Knee

I opened the Akashic Records on my biofield while out on a walk and got into some deep energetic imbalances on my left knee going back to my first incarnation on planet Earth.
I uncovered the pattern of hesitation and how it is causing static in my left shin. This reading was especially sweet.

Learn who the gentleman is in my reading and why I’m so heart warmed by his message.

After my reading on a walk, I went home to follow up with some Biofield Tuning!

Revitalize Devotional Wellness Routines

Just settle into the sensation of going to the deepest places within and taking that light with you to intentionally encounter the void. I wish you all coherent freedom to allow yourself to come into contact with those places within your own body. What have you buried there? Are you ready to really allow your awareness to be there with yourself as you open, open up and bring in this new life force into the flow, allow it to change who you are, change your behavior, change your responses, and your attitude, your perception. There’s a yielding and a willingness to be the one who looks for the darkness.

The Nerve Tour with Gil Hedley

Perceiving the continuity of the nervous system, it appears in the pattern of dendritic webbing, providing tensegrity, structure, and integrity to the layers of the body. It is embedded within the fascia and muscle tissue from the toes to the brain as one continuous “sensory fleece” and we can access this sensory information through focused attention on any place in the body at any given time.