First, about the PaRama BodyTalk.
I am now one of only three PaRama BodyTalk practitioners in Houston. I took the course from the founder, John Veltheim. This is like the grad school of BodyTalk. I can now blow up mind crystals!! Yippee! What is a mind crystal? It is a cluster of similar events or issues that have congealed into a single point of crystaloid energy in the brain (most of the time, sometimes in the body) which cannot be accessed by other therapies due to their hybrid nature. They are just unrecognizable due to the hybridization. Still they create blockages in our lives. What we do in PaRama BT is use a technique which directs the Kundalini energy of your body to arc to the crystal and break it up. Fascinating, powerful stuff!! I can actually feel the client's Kundalini energy buzzing under my fingertip as I direct it to the crystal. Some people can actually hear the crystal crack inside their heads. Why do I keep taking these courses? To be the best healer for you all that I possibly can be. By the way, while BodyTalk can be done at a distance, mind crystals cannot. Now to voting!
Voting!
Someone emailed me today that we must remember to check your electronic voting machine carefully as an early voter in Austin checked the box which said she wanted to vote a straight party ballot, but when the page came up that showed the presidential candidate, the candidate of the other party had been checked. (No, you can't just change it; once you vote straight party, if you vote for a member of the other party on the later pages, they just cancel each other out.) So it makes sense to stay alerrt for machine errors, whether this is simply rumor or not. By the way, I voted early, and there were a ton of people there. I cannot imagine what it will be like on Nov. 2.
Sage
On to the sage: For those of you who have been asking about the sage, I have a whole shipment of fresh wildcrafted sage wands and baggies of loose sage for smudging. My Oregon source, Casey the Cosmic Cowgirl, has just sent me a large amount. This stuff is organic, so it has all the natural enzymes it is supposed to have. It smells better than any other sage I have ever used. For those of you who do not know, sage is used by lighting it and moving around through the rooms of the house to remove heavy, dark or otherwise negative energies. It cleans the energy field. It can also be used to clear the human aura. This is an American Indian shamanic technique anyone can use. I will be open tomorrow afternoon (Sat.,noon to 5 pm) if you want some sage, or anything else. I will be glad to smudge your aura if you wish! (Sage can also be used in cooking.) I also have ear candles right now for those who need them. I can mail sage or ear candles to you if you live out of town with directions on how to use either.
Teeth
Okay, this is under the heading "wierd but true". Apparently acupuncture meridians run through the teeth, and if you have a bad tooth, it may affect corresponding organs, bones, body parts, etc. Here is a link to a chart which tells about the teeth and which body parts are related to which teeth. http://www.drwolfe.com/html/Teeth-chart.html
Crop Formations
And what would the fall season be without a link to my favorite crop formation of the past growing season in England?? Here it is: http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2004/silburyhill2/silburyhill2004b.html
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The rest of this is about Houston. To all of you on my email list who are not in Houston, you can skip this part if you like.
Now for coyotes, I personally saw a pack of them at 12:00 noon last Sunday here in Houston at the Memorial Park Bike Trail referred to locally as the Ho Chi Minh trail. I was apparently out there alone, as there were no other cars in the parking lot. Lately I have been talking to other hikers and several other people have seen them, but only at times when theirs was the only car in the lot, making them probably the only humans on the trail. (Except for a female UPS driver who has been telling people she saw a pack of them from her truck.) I was on a sandy portion of the trail, therefore making no foot sounds, when I came upon at least 3 of them. I saw more movement in the far trees, but only saw three for certain. They froze momentarily, and then began to circle around behind me. They did not run away. I tried to stay calm, but got out of there, too. I have heard that running makes predators attack. People who live along the bayou there in Memorial/River Oaks say they can hear the coyotes howling at night. I am telling everyone this because coyotes travel around, and are highly adaptable to urban environments. So do not leave small children or pets alone outside anywhere near a wooded area near Memorial or River Oaks. A couple of dogs have gone missing out of yards in River Oaks, leaving blood behind, according to one of the other hikers with whom I spoke. One lady said she saw only one coyote, about a year ago, out there in the same part of the park I was in. She told her dogs to get it, and it ran away. When I called animal control about what I saw, they did not sound surprised, and wanted to know where and what time of day I had seen them. They said they would send rangers out to look for tracks. If you think about it, it should be no surprise they are here, since Los Angeles and Phoenix are just full of coyotes. Why not here.
Pecans
Also, I have a lot of pecans on the ground in my backyard at Hot Pink Lotus, where the 80 year old pecan tree is dropping tons of them right now. If you want to go back there and pick up pecans, feel free to come by tomorrow afternoon, between noon and 5 pm. (Or at a later date, but call first.) Tomorrow, Saturday, October 30th, you can just come on over.
ALSO: There is an organic farmers market in Houston now! Every Saturday 8 am to noon in the parking lot of the Onion Creek Coffee House on 3106 White Oak St. in the Heights. And again on Tuesdays, 5-7 pm, rain or shine, at Christ the King Lutheran Church parking lot, corner of Greenbriar and Rice in the Village. Sometimes they even have Texas wines. Okay, that is about it for now.
May all your dreams come true, or something better!!
Lois J. Wetzel
713.526.4979
www.hotpinklotus.com
