Sharing Our Arts

 
 Energy Medicine workshop at dusk, 2010 Great Rhythm Revival in Sherman, NY (Photo by Melissa Cook)

Energies create an elegant, beautifully-woven tapestry of twisting and turning our lives into what we most desire for our clients and our selves, don’t they?  We just need to know which questions to ask and put honest work (if that is what we choose to call it) into our days to make it happen.  Outside of energy work my passion is living life through art, music, writing, dance, food, travel, and sharing…most of all sharing.  The energies have begun to follow and I could not be more grateful.

A good bit of my work comes through in the form of connecting with the creative community.  There is a vast storehouse of possibilities with sharing energy work with those who live to inspire and heal others with their passion in the arts.  It is joyful.  It is vibrant.  It is colorful!

There are many music, art, theater, and writing festivals around the country, especially in the warm summer months.  I suggest to other practitioners to create connections within those communities at-large to share your art!  Chances are you will be warmly embraced and expand your knowledge as well.  The last few years have seen the rise of wonderful collections of events in our local creative communities and when asked, I usually start by offering a workshop revolving around the Five Minute Daily Energy Routine.  It is well-received and most often folks want to learn more.  When participating as a repeat facilitator…then the fun begins as we delve into Radiant Circuits, Five Rhythms, Chakras, etc..  As members of the EEM community, we are walking toolkits of knowledge on how to open the body for creative and healing intents.

The ultimate translation is received when I come home and am working one-on-one with a client who really needs to stretch themselves a bit.  I recently offered advice to a client who is looking to expand herself and step out of her box of self-limiting beliefs.  Along with our toolkit of energy self-care techniques (Neurovasculars being a big one in this case), I also asked her if she could start a journal to celebrate her breaking free of limiting parameters.  My only request was that the journal has no lines [gasp!] and that she find a colorful collection of glitter gel pens [fun!].  After all, glitter gel pens make the world a better place!  Now hold those NV's and write, girlfriend, write!

It is a beautiful sight to behold when we key into our rhythms, jump into our innovative space to stretch ourselves a bit, and begin to weave our colorful art of working the body’s energies into a creative, healing, and sharing space.

Radiant Blessings ~

Jennifer