environmental, nature and animal kingdom

Below are a select few examples of how our dynamic, highly influential energy field affects our relationship with nature,
environment and animal kingdom. The topic of human energy field and environment alone could be a book in itself. However,
once you decide to let yourself know, you can become aware of your sensitivities to, at the least, home and work environments.
From those awarenesses, you can create changes to claim a more balanced space for you.

Have you ever noticed feeling revived after a walk in nature?
Humans leave energy with people, places, events and things. Do you recall ever cleaning out a closet and finding an item you
had forgotten, yet when you come across it, you have a rush of energy? Have you ever come across an old photograph and
experience a wave of memories and feelings? As a child, did you ever have a favorite blanket or toy that you carried with you
always? It is not the energies of these things that moves us, rather the resonance of our own energy we have left in those
things. (Curiously, that is the same energy a psychic may pick up and connect them to the intended person when giving a
reading from a personal item.)

Science has shown that a vital role of nature is photosynthesis. According to Wikipedia, "Photosynthesis may simply be defined
as the conversion of light energy into chemical energy by living organisms." The resource goes on to say, "Photosynthesis
(photo=light, synthesis=putting together), generally, is the synthesis of sugar from light, carbon dioxide and water, with oxygen
as a by-product. It is arguably the most important biochemical pathway known; nearly all life depends on it."

Wikipedia goes on to say, "Although some of the steps in photosynthesis are still not completely understood, the overall
photosynthetic equation has been known since the 1800s." From an energy medicine standpoint, nature also plays a role in,
what could be considered a photosynthesis type process for cleansing human energies.

Just as deforestation has affected the ability of nature to convert carbon dioxide to oxygen, nature's capacity to cleanse our
human emotional energetic waste is likewise reduced. Sensing increased energetic 'pollution', we humans seek new ways to
cleanse our environments. For example, Feng Shui is becoming more popular. Feng Shui (pronounced "fung shway") is the
ancient Chinese practice of placement and arrangement of space to achieve harmony with the environment. For a place to have
"good feng shui" is for it to be in harmony with Nature, to have "bad feng shui" is to be incongruous with Nature.

There are processes to cleanse environments but, like burning sage, not always convenient or appropriate. One resource on
the subjects of cohabiting in harmony with all nature is Machaelle Small Wright and her Perelandra Center for Nature Research.
Among her many wonderful books, is the Garden Workbook which, on page 246 includes a cleansing process.

Though it is not a main focus of my practice, I offer land/house energy clearing sessions.

Have you considered why you feel "at home" some places and not others?
From an energetic standpoint, our dynamic, highly influential, human energy field let's us know when we are in an energetically
compatible location on the planet and with energetically compatible people. When we are in an attuned place with like-matched
human energy fields, we feel comfortable or "at home".

Again, this topic can be very extensive. For brevity purposes, here is just one example. Rosalyn L. Bruyere, in her book entitled
Wheels of Light says, ". . . it followed that if an entire culture's thought process was dominated by a particular chakra color, that
culture would process reality through that dominant chakra. In other words, since each chakra has a particular 'viewpoint,' a
culture would tend to 'see' reality through the 'eyes of that chakra."

How we love and care for our animal friends effects our beingness in many ways.
Dr. Michael W. Fox, Vice President, The Humane Society of the United States was quoted, “In earlier times, people recognized
and respected animals as kin, as living relations of the same Creation sharing the same earth. Through such kinship, animals
were our totems, familiars, and healers long before they were ever domesticated. I agree with the conclusion of some
historians that the Biblical “fall” of humankind began with the domestication of animals and their domination, exploitation, and
treatment as objects and mere commodities. Yet the implicit instruction in the Book of Genesis are for people to “dress and
keep” all of God’s Creation in reverential respect. The word “dominion” in Genesis is often interpreted as divine sanction for all
forms of animal abuse. But the original meaning of the word “dominion” comes from the Hebrew verb yorade, which means to
come down to; to have communion and compassion for.”

How we treat life, (and allow it be treated), any life, speaks to who we are, where we are in our consciousness development and
impacts the whole on levels known and unknown to us.

Many animals have learned some human communication. A pet dog can, on command; sit, give a paw, and go outside for
example. Some people are attempting to decipher animal communication. Until then however, animal nonverbal
communication tells us a lot about what is going on with them. We can recognize or sense when our animal friends are not
well (or obviously injured). Interestingly, their energetic systems operate much like our own. I'm currently exploring the
application of energy medicine techniques on horses. If you are guardian of a horse and would like to explore energy work on
the horse, call me at 858-220-2698.