We are waiting for our friend Doris to arrive. She got tied up in the 495 beltway traffic on her way here from NC. Sometimes when you try to avoid traffic, you back yourself into more a different way.
I have black bean enchiladas in the oven, tossed salad with avacado in the fridge and good Sangria for when she gets here, so at least she will eat well when she arrives. We may not be able to wait for her, but may eat first.
It has been pleasant to take a break and just enjoy my birthday week without work. I go back on Sunday to a busy day. I am looking forward to that, I like being busy.
Friday a week ago I had 8 clients. It kept me hopping but I got great results with them and that is always satisfying. The more I do soul retrievals the more I believe that everyone would benefit from the procedure. I am always amazed at the changes for the better that people are able to make afterward. I never take it for granted, it is miraculous and I want to hold onto that sense of wonder.
Wednesday we have two houses to attend to, one for sale and one to put the restless spirit or spirits to ease so the occupants can live in peace. Then we will teach "Discovering the Shaman Within" workshop to a group in Delaware. I am looking forward to that, too. I like introducing what I do to new people.
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About Me
- Maya
- Maya’s unique gift is in helping her clients see their essence – without judgment, and with total acceptance. Creating a safe space for deep heart and gut conversations, understanding and compassion is at the heart of her practice. During her 40 years as a spiritual counselor and energy worker, she has mentored many individuals in uncovering their magnificence and manifesting abundance. As a teacher, she has also had the honor of watching her apprentices take wings. She is expert in Tarot, crystals, intuitive skills, multiple energy modalities, including Shamanic work and in holding her clients to great expectations.
3 comments:
Might this Doris be someone I know? :-) Y'all have a wonderful time!!!
{Smooches!}
- Beth
Love them black beans, in enchiladas, soups, or just straight up.
Yes, it is the Doris you know. And I love the black beans too, but they don't always love me.
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