DreamTime Healings

Dreamtime Healing lets the individual heal themselves from their own awareness. Each unique individual holds the power within themselves to allow their body to heal itself. I actually practice this in my every day healings, as well as reiki, channelled healings, and distant healings, etc.

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As one explores the different healing patterns of the Western world, they quickly see that most of these "cures" are symptom masking tools, which do not get to the root of the sickness or disease in itself.

The aborigines use simple healing methods that allow each person to become a healer in turns. Each member of the tribe therefore learns to heal, and can then apply this concept to their own personal healing if necessary. Only under extreme circumstances is an elder or shaman called in to affect a cure.

Consider this – exercise, listening to music, laughing, and other pleasurable pursuits are part of your body's innate ability to help heal itself.

As energy beings, our mind, body, and spirit are interconnected, a constant flow of thoughts, emotions, and physical processes. When the flow is smooth, we are balanced and feel good. When all or a portion of this natural flow is blocked, however, we are likely to experience "dis-ease" in the form of mental, physical, or spiritual ill health.

Are you ready to understand the crucial link between your mind, body, and spirit? To empower yourself to move forward on your individual healing path?

Learn how many before you have reached new levels of emotional, spiritual, and physical wellness. Then choose your own path to wellness.
Aborigines connect to this greater power through what is known as "Dreamtime." The word refers to a meditative state they enter that may last the majority of the day. This is the Aborigines' time for a deeper connection and communication with "The Big Guy" (God/Spirit), the environment, nature, themselves, and each other.

Though unusual to those accustomed to Western life, with its incessant appointments and to-do lists, Dreamtime enables the Aborigines to reduce thoughts to their simplest core and to experience the emotions of their thoughts–be it hunger that prompts them to seek new territory for food or irritation with another family member that needs to be resolved.

It is the blockage or numbing of thoughts and emotions that keeps us from wellness and fosters illness.

Emotions dealt with through fear or avoidance, they believe, result in illness or "dis-ease." Known for their powerful healing methods, these Aborigines understand how within each person lies the knowledge and capability to heal and create wellness through balanced thoughts and feelings. By recognizing our emotions and universal spiritual connection, we move toward a state of wellness and, in the process, are enriched by our encounter with life's inevitable challenges and lessons.