Essence reading feed back
Here is an example of what is happening with my readings:
I first met Ken, just before my Translucent You retreat in April 2008. I had no expectation and no alternative motive, just open to receive. He picked out some flower essences for me and I used them over a period of time. I was blessed with being on Kauai for approximately 4 months, and decided to continue this practice while there. When I completed a bottle of flower essence I would then go see Ken and obtain another bottle. What happened over this course of time seemed to be magical. While, I don’t pretend to understand the mechanism behind flower essences, I do accept its healing power and transformational properties I experienced.
When I first began using flower essence, I wasn’t fully aware why Ken picked out what he did or how it pertained to me. To be honest I wasn’t even sure I would notice a difference. However, over a few days, things began to become crystal clear. I began to notice old hurts or emotions that I was unknowingly holding on to. That alone was only part of the transformational process, but as we know the first step is awareness. Not only did I begin to recognize these aspects of my life, I was able to detach from them for they no longer held significance for me. After several bottles of flower essences, I began to have a genuine perspective about myself and life as a whole, one of happiness, one in which my heart felt expanded with gratitude and love. With each essence I used the process was so subtle, like having a clay body mask and each part slowly falling away like little bits of a puzzle leaving me feeling refreshed and cleansed. For me, using flower essences was a mystery and an awakening colliding. That being said I leave you with a quote by Albert Einstein “The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.” Flower essence is in deed a mystery in the aspect I can not explain how it works, I just experience it and accept what it brings to me. However, “The only source of knowledge is experience.”