Katherine Mitchell, Seeking the Inner Heart

Katherine Mitchell, Seeking the Inner Heart Facilitating Healing, Affirming Life

Katherine is an author, teacher, and energy practitioner, She provides healing opportunities and services including: Shamanic sessions, Medical Qigong treatments and exercises; Usui Reiki attunements and treatments, Life Ceremonies, Acupressure, Chambers of the Heart©, Mind Body Process, Healing Sounds, Emotional Release Sessions, Color, Sound, and Aroma Therapy, Light Weaving, Meditation teaching and practice, Archetype Readings and Charts, Clearing, Tonifying, Regulating and Balancing of Energy Centers, Life Coaching, Intuitive Readings, Lectures, Classes and Workshops.

07/23/2022

When someone calls you names, reduces you to a thing,
When they offer advice you didn’t ask for,
When they blame you for their pain,
When they do not listen to you, and endlessly talk about themselves,
When they compare you with others,
When they ignore, invalidate, judge or ridicule your thoughts and feelings.
Stop. Breathe.
Know it’s their pain, not yours.
Know they are dreaming the only dream they can dream until they wake up.
Know that they don’t know you, only their fantasy.
Perhaps they find it hard to love themselves.
Perhaps they seek their worth externally.
Perhaps they are disconnected from their breath, their bodies, their precious aliveness, their true calling.
Perhaps they live in a dualistic world of good and bad, right and wrong, success and failure.
Perhaps they have forgotten the simple joy of being.
Perhaps you understand this.
Perhaps you have been where they have been.
Don’t try to change them now. They may never change.
Don’t try to fix them. They aren’t asking to be fixed.
The more you push, they more they’ll push back.
Don’t get entangled in their web of sorrows.
See clearly, even have compassion, but don’t push.
It’s okay that they are upset. It really is.
Give them space to be upset.
It’s okay that they are disappointed in you.
Give them space to be disappointed.
It’s okay that they judge you. Make room for their judgements too.
Make room for your own thoughts and feelings!
Allow yourself to feel sad, angry, guilty, doubtful.
Let all these precious energies wash through you.
They will not harm you, as you allow them to move.
Yes, you will meet many gatekeepers on this journey.
Walk your path anyway, and allow others to walk theirs.
You don’t need to justify your path, or defend it.
Stay close to yourself in these challenging times.
Do not fight the darkness; it has no power anyway.
Simply turn your light
way up.

Author: Jeff Foster (www.lifewithoutacentre.com)

Art: Josephine Klerks

On being kind
03/25/2021

On being kind

We are all a part of what happen for good or ill
02/25/2021

We are all a part of what happen for good or ill

“This is a very powerful starting point because it means that not only can you not humiliate someone, you can’t be indifferent. You can’t be a bystander. You are implicated in what happens. And that’s really the shift between being a spectator and being a witness.” Rabbi Ariel Burger on this week’s On Being.

https://onbeing.org/programs/ariel-burger-be-a-blessing/

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01/31/2021

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May we raise children
who love the unloved
things - the dandelion, the
worms & spiderlings.
Children who sense
the rose needs the thorn

& run into rainswept days
the same way they
turn towards sun...

And when they're grown &
someone has to speak for those
who have no voice

may they draw upon that
wilder bond, those days of
tending tender things

and be the ones.

~ Nicolette Sowder
wilderchild.com

Art by Lucy Campbell
lupiart.com

11/12/2020

"A monk decides to meditate alone.
Away from his monastery, he takes a boat and goes to the middle of the lake, closes his eyes and begins to meditate.
After a few hours of unperturbed silence,
he suddenly feels the blow of another boat hitting his. With his eyes still closed, he feels his anger rising and, when he opens his eyes, he is ready to shout at the boatman who dared to disturb his meditation.
But when he opened his eyes,
saw that it was an empty boat, not tied up, floating in the middle of the lake ...

At that moment, the monk achieves self-realization and understands that anger is within him;
it simply needs to hit an external object to provoke it.

After that, whenever he meets someone who irritates or provokes his anger, he remembers;
the other person is just an empty boat.
Anger is inside me. "

Thich Nhat Hanh

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