Re: Re: Healing Cermony Hour

[Guest guest]

>

> Love the ideas - anything you want. Would love to hear what would be

> healing to you. Yeah, lets smash something!

>

> We ought to affirm our worth, and goodness. We ought to embrace life

> and love.

>

> Let s give it some thought and come up with ideas. It s a good thought.

>

> I m not Jewish, but I love the custom in the wedding where the bride and

> groom drink wine from a cup which the groom then smashes.

>

> Perhaps finding a place of beauty, and watching a sunset. Lighting the

> candle as the sun fades. Embracing the beauty, but remaining in the

> light.

>

> Doug

>

>

> >

> > Hey Guys,

> > I have this idea. . . have you seen how the different groups do

> healing

> > ceremonies? For example, I worked with an infant mortality group that

> had a

> > yearly candle lighting ceremony every December. I was wondering if we

> could

> > duplicate the idea.

> >

> > The idea is, that we set a time, so that all of us, no matter where we

> are

> > in the world dedicate 10 - 15 - 20 min to light a candle, meditate,

> anything

> > of their choosing. We just dedicate those minutes to our own and each

> > other's healing.

> >

> > Anyone else interested? I'd be glad to organize. As far as time zones

> go, it

> > doesn't matter to me if we all go at once, or if we go in waves around

> the

> > globe. Healing energy is healing energy, right?

> >

> > What would be a good time? Not to admit how lame and anti-social I am,

> but

> > Friday nights tend to be a nice, quiet time for me. This coming Friday

> > night, sometime between 6 and 8 p.m. would be great (mountain standard

> > time). I also have a nice bit of quiet time early in the morning.

> >

> > Thoughts?

> > XOXOXO and may we all heal,

> > Girlscout

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

>

> Love the ideas - anything you want. Would love to hear what would be

> healing to you. Yeah, lets smash something!

>

> We ought to affirm our worth, and goodness. We ought to embrace life

> and love.

>

> Let s give it some thought and come up with ideas. It s a good thought.

>

> I m not Jewish, but I love the custom in the wedding where the bride and

> groom drink wine from a cup which the groom then smashes.

>

> Perhaps finding a place of beauty, and watching a sunset. Lighting the

> candle as the sun fades. Embracing the beauty, but remaining in the

> light.

>

> Doug

>

>

> >

> > Hey Guys,

> > I have this idea. . . have you seen how the different groups do

> healing

> > ceremonies? For example, I worked with an infant mortality group that

> had a

> > yearly candle lighting ceremony every December. I was wondering if we

> could

> > duplicate the idea.

> >

> > The idea is, that we set a time, so that all of us, no matter where we

> are

> > in the world dedicate 10 - 15 - 20 min to light a candle, meditate,

> anything

> > of their choosing. We just dedicate those minutes to our own and each

> > other's healing.

> >

> > Anyone else interested? I'd be glad to organize. As far as time zones

> go, it

> > doesn't matter to me if we all go at once, or if we go in waves around

> the

> > globe. Healing energy is healing energy, right?

> >

> > What would be a good time? Not to admit how lame and anti-social I am,

> but

> > Friday nights tend to be a nice, quiet time for me. This coming Friday

> > night, sometime between 6 and 8 p.m. would be great (mountain standard

> > time). I also have a nice bit of quiet time early in the morning.

> >

> > Thoughts?

> > XOXOXO and may we all heal,

> > Girlscout

> >

> >

> >