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Articles For Tag "Energy Medicine" |
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| #1 | 3/12/2013 | Day 5 of Australia 2013: Indigenous Energy Healing 3
(Lewis Mehl-Madrona) This third day of our presentations on North American energy medicine was all about energy. We practiced how to move energy through hands on the body, hands above the body, feather fanning, sucking, blowing smoke, drumming, rattling, placing rocks and crystals, and more. We had lunch and then we began our healing free for all. Rocky taught everyone a chant that we sang for three hours. All 49 people got doctored.2  |
| #2 | 3/11/2013 | Day 4 of Australia 2013: Indigenous Energy Medicine 2
(Lewis Mehl-Madrona) During the fourth day of our Australian cross-cultural journey we continued to present our form of indigenous (Cherokee) bodywork/osteopathy and energy medicine ("doctoring"). The second day focused on how anyone can feel energy differences in other people and within those areas of energy differences, can find points that need rubbing or holding. We showed how these intuitively discoverable points are the same as TCM.1 |
| #3 | 3/13/2011 | Brains, Babies, and Verbal First Aid (Judith Acosta) When we have rapport and learn the basics of Verbal First Aid, we can take our children from crisis to calm, from pain to comfort. Our relationship with them and the words we use can lead them to a healing response not only in the moment but in the fullness of their entire lives. |
| #4 | 6/16/2010 | More Indian Than Thou
(Lewis Mehl-Madrona) More Indian Than Thou is a current artefact of blood quantum discussion. It disenfranchises many, and seems to contain some of the same political aspects as our oppressors. This article addresses the question of Indian identity. Can a person be an Indian without being enrolled in a tribe. Can a person claim Native American heritage without tribal enrollment and endorsement? What are the politics of "Indianness"?1 |
| #5 | 3/5/2010 | Tapping Creation Stories For Healing and Energy (Lewis Mehl-Madrona) Creation stories are ubiquitous in life. Our families tell us stories of our birth. Cultures also tell stories about their own creation, and people tell stories about how they got sick and how they got well. The story about how an illness arose is particularly powerful and has multiple versions. People's own stories about how they got sick may or may not parallel the official medical story... |
| #6 | 2/3/2010 | Part 2; Alpha-Theta Neurotherapy As a Multi-Level Matrix of Intervention (Nancy White) part 2 of Nancy White's chapter |
