Pendulum & Spiritual Journey Class for February
Pendulums can help you find clues to the origination of specific problems…from this life or a past life. Energy unresolved is alive and wants to continue to live but once you find it and bring it into the light of day you can then decide to continue or redirect the energy somewhere else.
Using a pendulum is not magic and does not function on its own. It is a way of extending the body into the limitless field of energy around you to get answers, moving your muscles, so the answer becomes visible. All the answers you need are in and around you.
I would like to help you continue your journey of using a pendulum for your everyday needs.
Subjects: | Pendulum Subject Organ language, Chart 4 Research Spiritual Journey Subject Investigating breathing techniques for a calm state. Exploring how this calm state keeps you connected. |
Day & Time: | Wednesday, February 19, 2025 at 6:00 PM Pacific Time (9:00 PM Eastern) Session will last about 60 minutes (depending on Q&A time needed) . |
Registration & Payment: | Session cost is $25.00. Use the PayPal link on the right (or below on mobile). PayPal does take credit cards. Please register with your payment at least 24 hours before the session starts. . |
Zoom Meeting Details: | You will receive a Zoom link by email within 24 hours of completed registration and payment. . |
What We will explore:
- Basic clearing protocols – review for all.
- How to clear Organ Language programs for freedom of breath and health.
- Ways to physically manage breath for a calmer existence.
For reference: How Intentional Slow Breathing Helps Manage Anxiety
A recent news article highlighted groundbreaking research conducted by neuroscientists at the Salk Institute. This study highlighted that by directly influencing the neural mechanisms that control breathing, treatments that provide relief from anxiety without the side effects associated with conventional medications could be developed.
This research underscores the importance of breathing in maintaining mental health. Humans have long used slow breathing techniques to regulate emotions, often without fully understanding the underlying neurological processes.11 The discovery of this specific brain circuit provides a concrete explanation for why these practices are effective, emphasizing the role of the brain in coordinating breath with our emotional and behavioral states.12
When people are anxious, their bodies often tense up, particularly in the torso, which restricts blood flow back to the heart and decreases the amount of blood the heart pumps out with each beat. This limitation leads to reduced oxygen and nutrient delivery to vital organs, contributing to the physical symptoms of anxiety such as rapid heart rate and shortness of breath.
Feel free to share this with others, even those who know nothing about SRT. They will find this useful.
Hope to see you on Zoom.
Many blessings of great health,
Lauren