My ultimate goal for this healing facilitation work is for you to become aware of how healing energy feels. This will enable you to recall your healing experience. You can than recreate the experience of full presence to facilitate your own clearing, grounding and centering.
The connection that allows me to facilitate healing and create art both come from the same universal source. When I create while being present the art will take on some of my healing energy and be accessible to those who are open to receiving it. This “energetic art” has some of the same healing potential that you can experience when being present with nature. The converse is also true; working as a healing facilitator opens me to creating original, stimulating and healing art.
Incorporating healing energy into my life is just as important as exercise and nutrition and similarly it requires replenishing on a periodic basis. Working with a healing facilitator is like periodic maintenance for the mind and body, essentially correcting cellular instruction errors that the body experiences as fatigue, frustration and illness.
In retrospect, I’ve spent most of my life preparing for this work and I’ve had considerable success helping not only other people, but also small animals. I’ve had direct experience with migraine headaches, injured limbs, back problems, digestive problems, depressing thoughts and alcohol dependency. I don’t believe that any of my client relationships are accidental and if you are drawn to my practice there’s a good chance that I can support your healing.
Discovering the Healing Facilitator
As a result of an alcohol induced near-death-experience (NDE) in 2002 I vowed that the rest of my life was not going to be “business as usual”. At the time I experienced a spiritual intervention that not only saved my life but guided me to focus on my health and my art and continues to direct and support my journey at every turn.
I have been under the care of a cardiologist for a number of years, and there have been numerous times when I didn’t feel that great. I knew that if my doctor was aware of how I felt the path would probably lead to some type of surgical intervention. It was as if Spirit was listening to my thoughts when I tuned into a late-night radio program “Coast-To-Coast”. The host Art Bell was discussing the “Spiritual Dimension of Healing” with Dr. Joyce Whiteley Hawkes. I was so intrigued with Joyce’s perspective on healing that by the end of the program I sensed that Joyce could help my heart condition.
That was four years ago and I haven’t had surgery or a major cardiac event. Working with Joyce has done much more than support my heart, it has literally changed my perspective of life and shown me that I can participate in my own healing and facilitate the healing of others.
Healing Mandalas
These images are transformations of my photography and art into a sacred mandala. The final picture becomes a graphic representation of a healing intent. I develop the pictures by working with image elements until I feel a resonance, a point where I can sense receiving energy from the picture. The mandalas are graphic translations of universal healing information and can enhance your own healing and transformational work. The energy they evoke is of a healing nature.
My intent with these images is to provide another tool that can help you recall or enhance your own healing experience. You can than create an experience that facilitates your own clearing, grounding and centering.
Experience
BA in Art, Montana State University 79
Ordained in the Universal Life Church 4-04
Pro-bono Healing Practice 6-03 to 2-04
Healing Workshops
(Instructed by Dr. Joyce Whiteley Hawkes)
... “Connection for Healing, Clearing Effectively and Cellular Healing” 6-02
... “Language of the Soul” 9-02
... “Reading the Body” 10-02
... “Navigating the Trance State for Healing” 11-02
... “Healing Modalities for Specific Conditions” 6-03
... “Trance States, Guides, and Channeling for Healing” 4-04
... “Advanced Cell Level Healing” 6-04
Other Life Experience
Eleven years at the University of Washington in space data management and analysis, eight years as a facilities and administration manager, ten years as a commercial interior planner and designer, intern with General Motors Design and seven years in the USAF.