Free Energy Share Meetings in July. There are no Share Meetings in August
Sunday July 10th & 24th 18:00-21:00
Lifeforces 2, Shinanomachi, Free
Rainy season may be here, but it's cool and dry at the free Energy/Reiki Share!
Meet new people and share experiences. Learn more about channeled energy/healing and how it can enhance your life.
Contact petyalowe@mail.com for more information Workshop schedule:
All of these classes can be taken by distance!
Angelic Opening & Shielding of
the Second Chakra level 2
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Monday 4th July 19:00 - 21:00
By distance only Fee 7,000 yen
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Drisana level 1
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Saturday & Sunday 9th, 10th July 13:00 - 17:00
Fee 33,000 yen
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Phoenix Rising level 1
Offered with Japanese translation
If by distance, CD provided
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Wednesday 13th July 19:30 - 22:00
Fee 7,000 / 9,000 yen
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Drisana level 2
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Saturday 16th July 15:00 - 17:00
By distance only Fee 23,000 yen
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Angelic Opening & Shielding of
the Heart Chakra level 2
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Monday 25th July 19:00 - 21:00
By distance only Fee 7,000 yen
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Releasing Past Life Karma
Offered with Japanese translation
If by distance, CD provided
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Wednesday 27th July 19:30 - 22:30
Fee 7,000 / 9,000 yen
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Drisana level 2
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Sunday 18th September 15:00 - 17:00
Lifeforces 1 Shinagawa Fee 23,000 yen
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Neriya level 4
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Wednesday 28th September 20:00 - 22:30
By distance only Fee 50,000 yen
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Drisana level 7
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Saturday 8th October 10:00 - 18:00
Lifeforces 1 Shinagawa Fee 50,000 yen
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Life Everlasting
It used to be that in autumn, communities would dig graves for children. This was because the ground was not frozen and they knew that some children would not survive the winter.
Nowadays, death is something that usually only happens to those over a certain age. It is often preceded by illness and there is time to say goodbye. Sudden, unexpected death is rare by comparison in a developed society.
As a result, the ideas we have about death are what we have been told as we have little direct experience. Most of these are religious views such as going to heaven or hell, karma, and reincarnation.
No one can say what death truly is. Even if someone close has died and we go to the funeral, we see a dead body, we do not see a dead person. All that made up the person; his/her character, personality etc. was associated with the body, but the body was not him or her.
Yes, the body has 'given up the ghost' but the 'person' is still around in another form. The form we knew (the body) has gone but the life force, the consciousness that animated that body continues to exist - just as it existed before the person was physically born. It's just that we no longer have anything to do with him or her on a physical level.
The person we knew as our mother, father, whoever, no longer identifies with the persona s/he had and s/he no longer has the thoughts and feelings s/he did in physical life, s/he has a very different and wider perspective on life - and death.
As we become older, do we say that we are no longer ourselves? We no longer have the exact same form, beliefs or attitudes we had as children, yet we are clearly ourselves.
And so it is with death. While the form is no longer inhabited by the vitalising force, that force continues.
We could say that there is no such thing as death, only the continuation of life in various forms.
Book of the Month:
The Grace in Dying
No one can comfortably or convincingly talk about death; no one has the experience. In "The Grace in Dying" Singh presents her observations about death, and shows us that death is not to be feared.
Some of the book is needlessly cluttered with transpersonal psychology, but there are many useful and moving parts. On an impossible topic, "The Grace in Dying" does a reasonable job.
Quote of the Month:
“After your death you will be what you were before your birth.”
Arthur Schopenhaur
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