by Allison L. Williams Hill In-Vesica Art Design Energy
“Do All Things In-Vesica.”
Originally posted March 10, 2015
The Goddess Within by Allison L. Williams Hill
I was listening to Jack Canfield’s story about a homeless, pregnant woman. She had her plan to give birth to the child and commit suicide, a method already determined. She read self-improvement books in the library, one of which was his book, Chicken Soup for the Soul, and randomly selected a story about puppies for sale.
A little boy saw the sign in a store window for the puppies. The boy saw all of them and one was limping. He asked the storeowner what he was selling them for. The boy offered what he had, well below what the owner was asking but he said he’d pay off the rest in installments. The owner asked which one he wanted and the boy pointed to the one with the limp. The owner attempted to talk him out of it because the puppy was lame and explained the cause of the disability and that when it grew up it would not be able to do the physical things, like running and jumping, that dogs do. The owner offered the puppy for free but the boy refused. The owner asked why, and the boy showed the owner his braced, physically challenged leg and said, “That puppy will need someone who understands.”
The pregnant homeless woman thought if someone could find and care for that puppy, someone can find and care for her. The story changed her life: she chose to live.
She thought no one cared for her hence continuing her pregnancy, not ending the child’s life which is commendable, and providing for its care after she removed herself from the world of the living.
The pregnant homeless woman was never NOT cared for but she did not, with all she was experiencing, realize it.
I believe there is something there. My faith in the Unseen has to be strong.
I have seen and felt the Unseen before and in dreams, in the faces and hearts of family, friends, and strangers. I believed in it and continue to do so.
When I reincarnated somehow the Unseen was lost and the information was gone.
What happened? How do I bring that faith with each day I exist here?
I already knew. I needed to give it the time it required to remember through my not- cared-about times.
Kimberly Curcio invited me into the healing space where she did the Brazilian Energization healing on my husband. I felt the warmth that was not hot. I felt the touch without a hand. My eyes widened. It felt as if it were standing room only. We were surrounded by the Unseen.
God so loved the world that he gave his only son.
God so loved the world that he gave his daughter who became pregnant and homeless and changed her life and helped others.
God so loved the world that he gave us YOU, going through depression, doubt, poor self-esteem, and hopelessness.
God so loved the world that he gave us YOU who will find your way Home.
God so loved the world that he gave us YOU who remembers the way Home and who will help others to get there.
Thank you, God.
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I watched a video montage of cats pawing people for attention.It was cute.At first, I saw a demand for affection.All of the people that each cat approached were otherwise involved with other activities.
Oscar, the cat at Rhode Island’s Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center made news because it was thought that he sat on the beds of people who were going to die. The last paragraph from an article offers another possibility:
“The story of Oscar the death-detecting cat is an interesting, lighthearted story, but falls short of being scientifically unexplainable. However, that interpretation is more comforting than another explanation: that the lovable Oscar is really a feline serial killer, bringing death wherever he goes.”
It is a good story, however, there is no scientific proof that the cat actually predicted any deaths.
As I watched each cat’s attempts to redirect the person’s focus, I thought it may be possible that the cats were not in need of affection. Perhaps the cats were attempting to interrupt what the people were doing because the cats felt that the people needed the distraction.
Is it possible that not all cats are seeking attention when they attempt to attract the eye of their companion? Is it possible that some cats may be able to sense when a person is in need of relief from what they are doing of which the person may not be aware? Is it possible that cats so love their companions that they are instinctively moved to care for them?
How can this be proven?Human participants would require a thorough examination and assessment of their lifestyles.All subconscious cues from administrators and companions would have to be checked to prevent bias.With all of the problems affecting society, it is conceivable that funding for this, which may be a multiyear project that could include aging pairs, etc., may be an interesting crowd funder campaign.I doubt that federal grants would find this attractive.
People have also submitted pictures of cats with dogs. One image that struck me as possibly giving comfort to a dog was of a cat laying on the dog’s hips. My knowledge of dog ailments is limited but infomercials have made it easier for dog owners to understand what their pets experience. As they age, it becomes more difficult for them to move because of the changes in the hip joints. That was where this cat was perched, carefully perhaps to maintain balance and not cause discomfort to the dog. Another was laying across the dog’s throat. It was an amazing image.
Another picture showed a dog splayed across the floor, flat on its belly. The cat was laying on the dog, its head to the dog’s rear. Both were sleeping peacefully.
The issue that concerns me is if it were true that cats are gifted beings with an awareness of others’ needs, how can they be supported?Do cats need to release any energy?Human healers are reminded constantly about doing this.It is similar to a doctor washing hands in between seeing patients.Aside from bacteria, does it make sense that doctors need to release energy as well – theirs and the patient they have just examined- before engaging another? Cats may have developed their own ways of releasing. It may be viewed as part of their “unique” behavior.
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In ancient China, any astrologer who failed to uphold the true calendar was immediately executed.
Mankind lives inside of time. He builds empires and sciences as the years go by. His every breath is bound up with the natural cycles of his years.
Consider your own breath. Watch and listen as your breath goes in and out. It is always doing that, and it is essential. If you interrupt your breathing for too long, your body will cease to live.
Likewise with the year. Its pulsating cycles are fundamental to your life. Go against those cycles, and you miss your own natural rhythm. Forget the poetry of the seasons, and you forget life’s poetry in general. Instead, you take your place with the ant-people who toil without ceasing in their eternal twilight.
Your tendency to breathe naturally is the same as your tendency to flow in perfect tune with the earth’s changing seasons. When you flow with these seasons, you live as a poet lives. You live like a lover who sees his beloved’s smile in every sunrise, while every bird that flies above is a gentle thought from her mind.
When you know the seasons and live accordingly, you become aware that every passing year is a delightfully long, passing breath, something done harmoniously, without particular stress or unnecessary effort. Every blessed year becomes a fascinating story, even as every breath is a little gift of life.
But what if you lived under the dictatorship of some totalitarian hooligan who shouted to you, all day long, to “Now! Breathe in! Now! Breathe out! Not like that! Like this! Quickly! Do what I tell you! Breathe in! Breathe out!” and so on? What if your every breath was not allowed to flow naturally, but must obey some insane other schedule?
That would be uncomfortable and chaotic, would it not? If it went on and on, it would lead to all sorts of unnatural things, to a painful existence whose meaning was difficult to comprehend.
But this is precisely the situation with the present Western calendar. People live by this calendar, and they say it is New Year when January 1 rolls around. But January 1 has nothing to do with any natural cycle, and is merely a conventional date that a Roman emperor declared to be New Year.
Starting your year-long breath on January 1 is to fall, every year, flat on your face. For while you are breathing from January to January, the natural year is breathing by a different schedule. And thus do you miss every accord with Nature that you might have achieved. Since you are a part of Nature, to be out of accord with Nature is to be out of accord with yourself. And thus do you fight yourself all year long.
To begin every year at the time of coldness and sleep is to continually drudge through the year. And thus does society keep to its unlively ways. Thus is mankind, a mental organism dependent upon right ideas, enslaved by one error after another, so that — out of tune, unhappy, and stumbling along — he can be more easily manipulated by those who made the wrong calendar in the first place.
Alternatively, some cultures celebrate New Year at the Spring Equinox, around March 20. But this is not the beginning of Spring. Rather, it is the midpoint of Spring, the maximum-point of the Spring season. To celebrate Spring’s beginning on March 20 is to always be too late. And thus does it produce a human culture that is already “too late,” one that goes nowhere, an anachronism of the past, repeating old habits in a twilit realm without progress or hope.
So what is to be done? Live rightly, or righteously. When it comes to the year, live according to the natural year. How do you find the natural year? Very simply.
Think about it. The year consists of changing seasons. There are four natural points to the year:
The moment when the Sun is lowest, i.e., the Winter Solstice
The moment when the Sun is highest, i.e., the Summer Solstice
The moment when the Sun is midway between the highest and lowest, i.e., the Autumn Equinox
The moment when the Sun is midway between the lowest and the highest, i.e., the Spring Equinox
We think of Summer as the time of maximum light. Winter is the time of minimum light. If there are four seasons, each season will last about three months. Then Winter will be the season around the Winter Solstice. The most winterish time will be the Solstice itself, the maximum-point and midpoint of the Winter season. Winter will be a three-month span whose midpoint is the Winter Solstice. During this three-month period, the Sun will apparently traverse a 90-degree segment of the zodiac.
For people living in the Northern Hemisphere, the Winter season will therefore begin when the Sun reaches 15 degrees of the sign Scorpio. The peak of Winter will occur when the Sun reaches 0 degrees of the sign Capricorn. And Winter will end when the Sun reaches 15 degrees of the sign Aquarius. From 15 Scorpio to 15 Aquarius is a span of 90 degrees.
So all four seasons can be defined in term’s of the Sun’s apparent motion through the Zodiac (with approximate dates):
Spring begins: 15 Aquarius (Feb. 4).
Middle of Spring: 0 Aries (Mar. 20).
Summer begins: 15 Taurus (May 5).
Middle of Summer: 0 Cancer (June 21).
Autumn begins: 15 Leo (Aug. 7).
Middle of Autumn: 0 Libra (Sept. 22).
For people living in the Southern Hemisphere, the seasons are, of course, reversed. Summer begins around Nov. 7, Autumn begins around Feb. 4, etc. But the basic astronomical ideas are the same.
This is the true solar calendar known by the ancients. This extremely simple knowledge has remained largely hidden, simply because mankind is so crazy with the momentum of his own self-importance that he never even looks around to see what season it really is.
In addition, the ancients also made a lunar calendar to complement the solar one, even as the female complements the male. They enacted that each new season should be celebrated at the first New Moon in that season’s sign. Thus, since the solar Spring begins when the Sun reaches the midpoint of Aquarius, the lunar Spring will begin at the first New Moon after the Sun enters Aquarius.
The solar is more male, the lunar is more female. In the ancient times, both were celebrated. But the solar was more authoritative, mental, and orderly, while the lunar was more emotional, festive and sensational. In general, the intellectuals and the nobility would prefer the solar calendar, while the common people would prefer the lunar. But both are important.
Knowing the true seasons, you begin to know the natural cycle on earth. Knowing these, you do the right things at the right time. When everything in your life is done this way, all your days will prosper.
That is why it is so important to be in perfect tune with the seasons. And to be in tune, you must know when the seasons begin. This knowledge is the duty of the astrologer to provide. And since the matter is extremely important, that is why — in the times of old — any astrologer who did not provide this knowledge, faithfully and accurately, was to be immediately executed.
And even though we, living in this banal and democratic age, may not be executed for our ignorance, yet it is still just as important to obey the ancient laws. And thus is it imperative to provide this true information.
For the year 2014, the seasons — for people living in the Northern Hemisphere — will begin at the following moments:
Spring: February 3, 2014, 22:00 UT (Solar New Year).
Summer: May 5, 2014, 13:53 UT
Autumn: August 7, 2014, 13:56 UT.
Winter: November 7, 2014, 11:58 UT.
For those living in the Southern Hemisphere, the seasons are, of course, reversed. Autumn begins on February 3, Winter begins on May 5, Spring begins on August 7, and Summer begins on November 7.
So what does all of this mean to you? In general, it means that you have been living inside of a social organism that is hopelessly misguided with regard to the natural world, and that you have handicapped yourself considerably by going along with its destructive conventional ideas. But it also means that you — a unique human being with an original mind — can utilize your own divine knowledge and free will to separate from that social organism and its socially self-congratulating ways, instead inventing new life where you can, while you obey ancient laws where that is proper.
It means that if you plan your yearly cycle in accord with Nature, you will live in harmony with Nature. You will flow in tune with the seasons, and all that you do will prosper. Whereas, if you imitate the nations, you will live arbitrarily and conventionally, ignoring the Universe to your own peril.
Think back to other years, and consider what was happening around February 3 or 4. Remember the little signs, the new promptings that pointed toward new experience. Realize that the solar and lunar new years have always been two aspects of each year’s true beginning.
Thus armed with real knowledge and the certainty born of experience, you may choose to begin anew at every true New Year, knowing that your efforts will all bear fruit in a little while.
Sincerely,
Robert Tkoch
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There is! I thought of the word “Fail” this morning. I saw it many times on examinations. The feel of the word, that I would have to redo the process to succeed, moved my psyche towards “slow” and then to “halt.”
Why did I think of that word? I slowed down…and back, to a crawl where the general flow of malaise exists. In there, it is quiet, still, dead still. No attention is attracted; no fervor of accomplishment; no excitement from success. There is also no thought, person, or circumstance dragging around my ankles, threatening to drown any new ideas. This place was safe because the expected happened. Nothing.
All of that happened in a couple of seconds. It is amazing how much thinking can go on in a small amount of time, yes? The word “fail” serves as a record of what does not work, as in the ways I chose to approach a test and it did not work. It showed me what I did not pay attention to.
I should have started my Bucket List when I was three. Of all of the things I could regret after I’ve died, there are many of them I don’t even remember now. I’m sure they will flash after I make the transition. Here’s to the next time I take the latest exam and pass. It’s cool to have choices and to make the right one. I will have done it.
We were fortunate to live near the water. Transport by car was about five minutes. A good walk down a fairly steep hill got me there in about ten to fifteen minutes. Josiah’s Bay beach in the British Virgin Islands used to be deeper but sand mining in the eighties pushed the coastline back. Natural cycles replaced some of the sand but the beach was not what it used to be. Its value has increased recently, at least to me.
Clint Ober was a guest on Darius Barazendaneh’s online You Wealth Revolution. He discussed how his years of working as a cable engineer informed him about grounding. Clint Ober is the maker of the Earthing line of products. Mats for your feet or for your entire body are either plugged into the third opening on an electrical outlet or are connected to a grounding rod outside of your home to remove free radicals from within the body.
We used to walk along the beach and in the surf. The sun heated our bodies. The sand burned our feet. We would sit in the surf at the shore and let the waves slap us and wash over our bodies. After a time, we would walk through our gate, dry ourselves off getting as much sand off as possible, and walk to the car to drive back to our home.
We showered when we returned. I hung our rinsed bathing suits on the line outside for the wind to remove the very fine sand. Then we turned on the television or music and fell asleep. That was how we used the day. As work grew, I wanted to go to the beach less and less. I felt I could not afford to contribute that much time to “doing nothing.” I did not know it at the time but the tiredness was directly related to the amount of tension I held within. There was nothing else my body could do but completely relax after I released the tension. The Wise Me shunned this activity because of my perspective on how much time it took to recover from being completely relaxed, not from how much time it took to recover from being tense and wound up.
I learned, after reading and using Mr. Ober’s products that I could have done more for my body by going to the beach regularly and being slapped around more by the waves. Nature removes the free radicals that way, what I created during my tense, thinking/doing/creating periods. Another company now has patches available to draw toxins through the soles of your feet. Walking in sand, on grass, or on soil achieves the same thing.
If you are so tired that you cannot move or even entertain the thought, think of what you did to get that way. I did not. Now we are many miles from that beach. I don’t think I would have changed my feelings about relaxing completely but what I would change is how I got to that point. Periodic relaxations through breaks would reduce the amount of recovery time. For several of those years and now, I was and am a caregiver. Nothing says relax more than doing for two persons. Memories of those times spent on the beach with my beloved and sitting together with my feet on the grass do contribute to my well-being. However, I must be aware of how often I need to use the time to do little or even nothing.
Allison L. Williams Hill is an artist; designer; planner; healer; integrative health coach, and inventor. She shares her work and services through:
Get a free 50-minute Health History. Go to In-Vesica/Health for details.
Health Coach Services
A holistic health practitioner (or health counselor) is a wellness guide and supportive mentor. Together, we’ll work to achieve your goals in areas such as achieving optimal weight, food cravings, sleep, and energy. Through working with me, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of the foods and lifestyle choices that work best for you and implement lasting changes that will improve your energy, balance, and health.
I practice a holistic approach to health and wellness, which means that we look at how all areas of your life are connected and affected. Does stress at your job or in your relationship cause you to overeat? Does lack of sleep or low energy prevent you from exercising? As we work together, we look at how all parts of your life affect your health as a whole.
I lead workshops on nutrition and offer individual and group health and nutrition counseling. I realized a dream to study at The Institute for Integrative Nutrition and it changed my life. Let me support you to change yours.
(We Are Exquisite Planners in Spirit by Allison L. Williams Hill was originally published on Inner Eden blog pub. August, 2013)
Spirit Is Here by Allison L. Williams Hill
We are exquisite planners in Spirit. Personally, I used to think, “Why on Earth am I here?” several years ago but not anymore.
“Oh yeah, then how could I possibly have wanted this, this (fill in the blank)?!!”
Perhaps you and I did so to learn to access help and, by doing so, learn to overcome it.
Mom was told don’t get pregnant and then some. She was never told, “do.” Nobody told her what she could do. She lived her young life in apprehension, always warned of painful consequences. She would tell me “There isn’t anything you can’t do or be.” She did not tell me how to achieve “anything” because she did not know. Mom was never taught how to plan. She learned how to with us – her four children.
Talking to my mother on a weekend in June 2013 revealed the pain she still experiences after the marriage to my biological father ended over 50 years ago and after his passing 14 years gone. When they went to City Hall to marry, he had to borrow $2.00 from her to pay for the license. That was a sign of things to come.
A similar pattern continued with my stepfather who crossed over almost twice as many years ago and also promised my mother all sorts of things. Mom told me recently that he came to live with her, my younger brother, and me, with a vacuum cleaner and a fish tank. The furniture that I used in our bedroom with my sisters until I left home for college was purchased by my biological father. The contribution my stepfather made was repainting it.
Mom regrets a lot of and in her life. She said something sweet: how she learned from us and never regretted our being here. Mom is over 80 now. I asked her what she wanted to do. I got that she wants to rest and just live.
Mom heard the voices; felt the “advice”; sometimes she listened and followed through on the feeling and other times she did not, as have I. When I ignore the information, the only thing left to do is to adjust to the outcome of the event. I can also appreciate that the help can reach me and I can be more attentive the next time. There is always another opportunity. I think that is the point of living.
How much of this was planned in Spirit? I think it is about what we use to inform ourselves along the way. When I focus on the perceived inequity of my existence, how much of it is actually unfair? If I missed the cues; if I did not comprehend the events; if I was limited in expression; if I had parents who were essentially learning with me and were unable to assist with what I needed, what presents itself is to excavate deeply about what occurred; what was given and what I used.
There is also the realm of what exists beyond the self.
“What have you to say about people living in poverty, then?”
I say: if I know about it and I know there is little they can do for themselves because I know it, it becomes an integral part of my life to help them overcome. As planning is learned and applied, it is knowing all along, within my heart, there is always help, unseen, heard, or felt, that directs me to be alive and remain that way; or to a book, or to walk to a certain place, stand and ask, “What now?” It is a question of when I realize that the help is there to access and use it.
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Splendid is defined as “brilliant with light or color, radiant; magnificent, glorious; illustrious,” from the Latin meaning “to shine.” The second syllable of splendid is the past tense of having done; to bring about, executed.
Now, do, as in “to-“fulfill, complete.” Similarly, the definitions for “did” also apply to “do.” What differentiates them is time; we “do” to get to “did.”
The word “splendid” was the charm. I was lying in bed around 3AM when the idea presented itself. A new word – splendo – meaning “to make brilliant with light or color; to make magnificent; to make shine.”
You physically make things, and your body, shine by polishing, over and over, until it reflects light. Silver; brass; gold; pots and pans, and even shoes look better, cleaner. You scrub your body with a loofah; synthetic scrubber, and exfoliates. You use toothpaste and shampoos. When you do any of those things, you validate the positive. Those acts cleanse, brighten, and preserve. You are, essentially, demonstrating gratitude. You appreciate what you have.
We get to splendid by splendoing; we do to become. Begin by being grateful for existing. There are few lives that have storybook experiences. It may help to read biographies, of famous and not-so-famous people. They are born into obligations and responsibilities; age; divorce; become ill; have relatives who become ill; or succeed, or fail like other people. Learn about their paths and trials and how they used their abilities to grow. Similar experiences may provide useful insight.
Express gratitude. “I AM” is an enormously powerful statement, a declaration of being “here.” Mentally say, “I desire (Fill in the blank. All of the universes are the limit!!) in my life.” Intend for the outcome that you cast free in the ether. Some of you may not know how to intend. You intend by supporting it, by meaning it. Pinky swear! It is said that when this is done, the intention that is, is going to happen and you should let it go.
On the other hand, our minds tend to clinch its mental teeth on that which we want and do not have. A positive way to empower the intention is to add parts to its whole by deepening the entire outcome. Get clear on the car, type, color, equipment, etc. that you want, and even things that have not even been invented yet. Strengthen this by how you will use the car. The car can bring you to a national park where you can fall in love with nature again. The car can bring you to the soup kitchen connected with the shelter you created that houses several families and people in transition.
Think about how useful a person you already are. Clarify your subject of study and associated subjects that will strengthen it and what happens beyond that such as whether you are employed or employing one thousand qualified people! Go beyond that and visualize and prepare for the tens of thousands your work will positively affect. Think about how that will happen. Think about how that will make you feel. Think about how you will shine your light into the world.
Allison L. Williams Hill is an artist; designer; planner; healer; integrative health coach, and inventor. She shares her work and services through In-Vesica.
A holistic health practitioner (or health counselor) is a wellness guide and supportive mentor. Together, we’ll work to achieve your goals in areas such as achieving optimal weight, food cravings, sleep, and energy. Through working with me, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of the foods and lifestyle choices that work best for you and implement lasting changes that will improve your energy, balance, and health.
I practice a holistic approach to health and wellness, which means that we look at how all areas of your life are connected and affected. Does stress at your job or in your relationship cause you to overeat? Does lack of sleep or low energy prevent you from exercising? As we work together, we look at how all parts of your life affect your health as a whole.
I lead workshops on nutrition and offer individual and group health and nutrition counseling on weight management, emotional eating, and self-image issues to professional women, caregivers, and healers.
I realized a dream to study at The Institute for Integrative Nutrition and it changed my life. Let me support you to change yours.
In-Vesica “Do All Things In-Vesica.”
SBI – the place where I successfully learned to create In-Vesica.
I sometimes wondered if I could have had a career as an actor. I watched directors direct. Some are extremely meticulous. S/he has a vision and only that is what s/he wants to see on film. And others actually encourage actors to contribute what they know best. I don’t remember the director’s name but he was actually shaping the fingers of the actress as she stood on a bridge with her hands over the railing. He would be the former. Clint Eastwood would be, no, the latter. The commentary on the “Bridges of Madison County” DVD was fantastic to listen to. He would be someone I would enjoy working for if I had talent. My issue is a lack of patience with the process. My hat is off to all credible performers for enduring the creation of the art.
Well, that is only a part of what I wanted to say. I listen to many young, old, and in-betweenies recite and narrate scenes from programs or movies they saw.
“He, like, has this gigantic gun, man, slung over his left shoulder, cause the other arm was shot up but that did not stop ‘im from shootin.’ ”
“The dress was low cut in the front. It was a wonder she dident pop out, you know? That silver was, it looked like it was white and blue, like wow, it was all a deez cullahs.’ ”
It’s fun to hear the attention to detail people remember when they talk about a movie or a television show. That is the end product. The directors create that end product. On the Star Trek Nemesis DVD, Stuart Baird was full of what his vision was. Not meaning that negatively, the special feature showed how it was realized. Let’s take a page from this director and every other – Lucas, Spielberg, etc. with storyboarding.
I love art and the storyboarding process is wonderful instructional artwork that includes, but is not limited to:
· points of view;
· colors of a scene or set;
· positions of actors or others in the scene;
· the action in the scene;
· the direction of action in the scene, and
· special effects.
There may be more things that are incorporated. Whatever the end result is it is shown in the storyboard. It is a two-dimensional freeze frame of a movie. It is a tool that permits the participants to plan and be aware of all of the pieces and moves that the product will undergo. It is tedious, it is labor intensive but it identifies the path on which the project visually develops.
Before you get to the actual enactment, work out what you desire to do on paper in two ways- as you would read or recall it and as you would see it.
Allison L. Williams Hill is an artist, designer, planner, healer, Integrative Health Coach, and inventor. She shares her work and services through:
Get a free 50-minute Health History. Go to In-Vesica/Health for details.
What Is a Health Coach?
A holistic health practitioner (or health counselor) is a wellness guide and supportive mentor. Together, we’ll work to achieve your goals in areas such as achieving optimal weight, food cravings, sleep, and energy. Through working with me, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of the foods and lifestyle choices that work best for you and implement lasting changes that will improve your energy, balance, and health.
I practice a holistic approach to health and wellness, which means that we look at how all areas of your life are connected and affected. Does stress at your job or in your relationship cause you to overeat? Does lack of sleep or low energy prevent you from exercising? As we work together, we look at how all parts of your life affect your health as a whole.
I lead workshops on nutrition and offer individual and group health and nutrition counseling. I realized a dream to study at The Institute for Integrative Nutrition and it changed my life. Let me support you to change yours.
Visualization or manifestation may not happen in a time period one would expect. It is a talent that requires development like anything else. Notice that many of the authors, workshop leaders, etc. rarely say how much time it would take to realize your dreams. Everybody is different. Every mind is different. Some of the time required to invest in what you desire may need to be used in “removing” the negative ideas of not having – worth, responsibility, attractiveness, financial capability, etc. These must be removed to make room for the positive.
Whatever was said by whom whether positive or negative matters only if you believe it. You may need the support of friends, under each arm, lending strength until you can stand on your own. They may be corporeal – an aunt, a friend, or a teacher. They may be Spirit – an aunt, a friend, or a teacher.
If you hear or feel a negative saying in the midst of doing the work, stop and begin again. Say the opposite of what you heard. If you hear it again, grit your teeth. Then begin again. If you hear the same thing or another negative saying, shake it out of your head. Ask yourself: was this ever really true? Then begin again. Always continue. Begin again until you reach the point where you no longer have to begin again. You will have created a new way, a new way forward eradicating the blocks. Our best expression of life is to create in positive, transformative ways.
Be sure to place a date on your activity. Have it in “5 months” or “by whatever date” rather than having it on-going….into space. Only focus on the outcome, not how it’s going to come to you. You have friends, whether you know them, or not, who are working to help you realize what you are working towards.
Allison L. Williams Hill is an artist, designer, planner, healer, holistc health practitioner, and inventor. She shares her work and services through:
Allison L. Williams Hill is an artist, designer, planner, Master Metaphysician, holistic health coach, and inventor. She shares her work and services through:
I am a holistic health practitioner certified through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. I lead workshops on nutrition and offer individual and group health and nutrition counseling.
