There are 7 energy centers or chakras in the body that help to align us and keep our body, mind and spirit balanced.

When our chakras are out of balance we can become susceptible to physical, mental and spiritual dis-eases however, this can often be cleared with some energy work or herbs.

Herbs have been used for healing since the beginning of time and carry a powerful vibration that connect us back to the earth and our source energy.

Using herbs to help stimulate or heal your chakras is particularly beneficial, as herbs are able to touch us on an energetic level as well as a physical level to clear out psychic debris and increase oxygen and detoxification pathways.

Healing the Chakras:

Root Chakra: This chakra is responsible for making us feel grounded both emotionally and physically.

Have you ever heard about Epigenetic gene control?

It literally means for one to be ‘Above genetics’, which could be fractaled down to being in control or “above” your thoughts, actions and in turn, your DNA.

There are these interesting little tags in the DNA structures called Epigenetic genes. These genes are responsible for everything we have/are/and will experience in our lives, a big something I like to refer to as Gene Alchemy.

Being ‘above’ something is for one to be able to see the pattern in what ever it is one is wanting to change/master. Seeing it from the outside looking in, or vice versa.

I feel there is grand importance in learning how we create our own reality and lives; how our thoughts and the food/chemicals we take into our body impact our life styles and Neural programming in ways that  trickle down to our Grandchildren’s future, and even on from there.

Today is put before you as a blessing. This is to be a bless-ed day. Feel sprightly, and you will make this day sprightly as well. There is fate, yes. At the same time, you are the maker of your fate in the Presence of Today.

How do you make it so you feel sprightly? By not feeling glum or fearful. What horse do you bet on to win the race? One that is pulling a plow or one without baggage to carry, one who rushes to what is ahead or one who keeps turning around to look back to see how far he has come? One who keeps questioning or one who moves right along?

You have no question about which horse you would bet on. No question at all. Yet, when it comes to life, you hem and haw. You say, “What shall I do? Think about yesterday or move on to today? Or should I think of tomorrow and run away from today as much as I possibly can? Maybe I should just quit anyway. Life has disappointed me too often. In the long run, nothing is going to change, or all change is out of my hands.”

You are the one who has to change. When you feel forlorn, you don’t have to pretend your forlornness away. You just have to put it to one side. If you can stop feeling forlorn altogether, great! If you can’t, just put forlornness somewhere where it will not trip you up. You do not have to cling to past thoughts. You have a million thoughts. Certainly you can put some thoughts aside and put fresh thoughts in their place.