Rockwall Body and Soul Massage

11/09/2025

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“Well, hello there! I’m so glad to see you here, again! Come on in and have a seat so we can catch up a bit. I’ve been expecting you and I’ve double checked your intake form for anything new I shou…

11/09/2025

“Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts.”
‭‭Psalms‬ ‭139‬:‭23‬ ‭NIV‬‬

Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts.

11/03/2025

Treasure that Lasts Forever

Every human learns from an early age that we prefer comfort over discomfort—pleasure over pain. We discover that it's easier, and often more enjoyable, to have plenty than it is to have little.

Material possessions can certainly create comfort in our lives—the new cars, the bigger houses, the latest phones. It's easy to think that having more will make you happier too.

But nothing you can buy will last forever.

Everything we collect here on earth has an expiration date. Cars break down. Houses crumble. New phones become obsolete—really quickly. In the long run, we really have no control over the things of this world.

So instead, Jesus tells us to focus on storing up treasure in heaven, where things do not deteriorate or disappear. Rather than focusing on piling up earthly things, we should be focused on heavenly things that will last forever.

Everything we own was actually given to us by God—in His grace.

We can break the habit of amassing treasure on earth by seeing all of our material possessions as something given to us by God—for us to share with others. We can also shift our priorities toward making an eternal impact in people’s lives by sharing the hope of Jesus with them.

What small steps can you take today to begin to shift your priorities from earthly treasure to heavenly treasure? To reminding yourself and others that He is the real treasure? What has God given you that you can share with others to make a difference in their life? Take some time to pray about these things.

11/03/2025

Well, hello there!

I really hope you read this email because I’ve got some things to say.

First of all, it’s November and it’s a month of gratitude in so many ways, gratitude to each and every one of you that has chosen to get massages from me especially after my injury and during my time of healing.

I’m still amazed by how gracious and understanding yall have been when I’ve stumbled, when I’ve walked without grace and when my speech was less than clear.

Every massage I do is therapeutic for my own body and soul, but it also makes it possible for me to continue the healing I still have to do.

It’s all possible because of God and y’all coming to see me. I look so forward to every session because I truly love what I do- as I’m sure you notice.

I have decided to change my schedule to work Monday, Wednesday and Fridays from 10 to 6 and every other Saturday from 10 to 2.

I have been depending on Uber for the last 3 years due to injury to my optic nerve and it’s much better to be fully booked 3 days a week than to only have one or two sessions each of 5 days.

I do hope you understand.

I’m also collecting footwear this week for Haitian- actually the Rockwall Heath Swim Team is collecting them and I’m setting up a donation box . They need shoes of all sizes- kids and adults- all kinds- sandals, tenny shoes, boots, flip flops. It would be so appreciated!

There’s about 9 weeks left of 2025, and I’ll love to see your face and listen to your stories and give you the absolute best massage. Go ahead and book that session- it’s the most wonderful time when it’s massage time.

Walk With Love,
Jeanna’ Mead
Www.texasbestmassage.com

10/30/2025

10/30/2025

This is so beautiful.

Lord, let my story show that You can make beauty out of broken beginnings.
Because, God, not every chapter of my life started in peace. Some began in pain — in loss, in mistakes, in moments I wish I could rewrite. There were seasons I didn’t understand, choices I regret, and roads I never meant to walk. But even there, You were working. Even in the cracks, You were planting seeds of grace.

Please, Lord, take every broken piece of my past and use it for something beautiful. Let my scars speak of Your healing, my failures reveal Your mercy, and my weakness point to Your strength. Remind me that You never waste a beginning, no matter how messy it feels — because You specialize in rewriting stories with redemption.

When I look back on where I started, let me see not shame, but grace. Not ruin, but rebuilding. Not a story of loss, but of love that refused to let go. Because every time I thought it was over, You whispered, “I’m not done yet.”

Please, God, let my story be proof that no life is too far gone for You to restore. That You can bring beauty out of ashes, hope out of heartbreak, and purpose out of pain. Use my journey to remind someone else that new beginnings often come disguised as endings — and that what You start in love, You always finish in glory.

Lord, let my story show that You can make beauty out of broken beginnings —
that Your grace reaches into the ruins,
Your love rebuilds what life tore apart,
and Your hands turn every shattered start into something sacred.

May every chapter of my life — the good, the hard, and the healing —
point back to You, the Author of beauty,
and the Redeemer of every broken beginning.

Amen.

10/27/2025

This is my morning devotional and I’ll like to share it.

“Prayer and Praise

Throughout our lives, we will all experience both suffering and joy. We'll have times of great grief and times of overwhelming happiness. Sometimes, these experiences will happen in separate seasons. But at other times, they will merge at the same time.

In either case, James expected Christians to come to God. If someone was suffering, prayer was the call to action. If someone was cheerful, praise was the clear next step.

This might seem obvious, but when suffering clouds our thinking, we can sometimes forget to prioritize prayer. And when things are going well and life is good at the moment, it’s easy to just enjoy the season and not stop to praise God. But every season of life is an opportunity to put into practice what James wrote about…

When we are suffering, let us pray. When those around us are suffering, let us pray. When we are feeling blessed or cheerful, let us thank God. When others are happy, let us praise God and celebrate with them.

In every circumstance or situation, let’s remember to take both our prayer and praise to God. When we do that, we keep our eyes on Jesus, and He helps us endure every situation we face.

So what are you facing right now? Take a moment to pray to God and tell Him all you’re going through. Then, reflect on the good things happening in your life, and praise Him for who He is!”

I keep a journal outside my room for prayer requests and I pray for each client while they are on my table and often afterwards as they come to mind.

I praise God for every client because each client is a blessing that helps me to heal and to help others.

Massage is my
Ministry.

10/26/2025

This was written by The Body Artisans, Kate D Bell, and it’s almost as if she wrote my own heart out.

As a bodyworker, I believe that as I touch the body, I reach the soul.
My own body remembers so much, so deeply, so intimately each touch that I give and receive.

I treat every client that comes to me as if I was treating myself- the way I would want to feel- safe, known, heard, cared for, blessed, wanted and accepted.

Every person is created in the image of God and every person is a masterpiece - and I’m so grateful to be the one that gets to be in the place to touch with intention and love and grace.

The Root Beneath Our Hands - The Root Chakra

To the bodyworker who holds the trembling edge of another’s stillness. This is where it begins.

In the ground.

In the fascia that remembers safety before it remembers sound.

The root chakra is not just energy; it is anatomy woven with emotion. It is the psoas that clenches when life feels uncertain. It is the pelvic floor that braces when the world becomes too loud. It is the fascia that pulls tight, trying to hold the whole story together.

When we touch the root, we touch survival.
We meet the part of the body that learned how to endure, the muscles that carried what the heart could not.

Your hands become the bridge back to safety.
Not by force. Not by fixing, but by presence. By reminding the tissue that it no longer has to hold the weight alone.

In that stillness, something ancient softens.

The fascia begins to breathe.

The nervous system exhales.

And beneath your palms, the body remembers that it is supported.

This is the art of grounding—the silent, sacred work of helping another human being feel safe enough to heal.

Root before rise.

Ground before flow.

Because safety is not a step we skip, it is the soil from which every transformation grows.

- The Body Artisan