Blessing # 5
Blessing #5 May you be blessed with the courage to open new doors. May you perceive obstacles as opportunities for growth. May you allow wonder
October 18, 2020
Blessing #5 May you be blessed with the courage to open new doors. May you perceive obstacles as opportunities for growth. May you allow wonder
May we recognize the light in the darkness. May we know and befriend our own shadow. May we be amused, with relief, at the
Blessing # 3 May you begin each day with a curious mind and an open heart. May the end of the day find you with
Embodied Blessing May you be blessed with the awareness of the gift of your life May you offer that gift in service in ways that
May collective grief open our eyes, our minds and our hearts. May we find each other in this place of lament and gain comfort and
This world right now. This overwhelming, polarized, challenging world. Three Covid-19 deaths in Cambria County this week with an average of 5 new cases daily.
It’s going to be a long night. The 4th of July is a loaded holiday at the time of this writing. It has
Franciscan priest Richard Rohr calls the Liminal Space as the “in between space.” This space that exists between an event that is life altering
Community, what a week. Today has been one week plus of social distancing. I decided last Friday to cancel all in person classes immediately to
The global pandemic that is COVID-19 has upended the world. Everyone is impacted. Without exception. The flip side of the seriousness of this illness
Rachel Allen, B.A. Political Science/Sociology, is a Certified Music Practitioner, Sound Healer, Reiki Master, Emerging Writer and Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher with a trauma informed/social justice framework. She is committed to engaging people from all walks of life in the healing arts to create healthy, diverse, and joyful communities. She provides services virtually and locally in Johnstown, Pa, the Greater Pittsburgh area, and beyond.
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