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Gabi Schoening ~ WISHING WELL ~ Intuitive transformation ~ |
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Professional Background: Matrix Energetics: Gabriel has studied Matrix Energetics intensively since 2006. She attended many matrix workshops, completed the training and had the joy and honor of observing Dr. Bartlett’s work in his office. She also assists his daughter Justice with her sessions. Gabriel is now a facilitator at Dr. Bartlett’s workshops in San Francisco, Seattle and Canada. She has her own healing space to see clients on Whidbey Island. Ayurveda: Gabriel is a Certified Ayurvedic Practitioner and has studied at the Ayurvedic Academy at Bastyr in Kenmore, WA. She completed an Ayurvedic apprenticeship program with Kumudini Shoba on Whidbey Island, WA and deepened her studies of Ayurveda in India with Dr. Vishnawathan and Dr. Kumar.
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About Matrix Energetics Gabriele’s matrix sessions are creative, focused, intuitive, compassionate and open-minded. My ministry: The wishing well is a symbol for the magickal powers of our subconscious mind. In fairy tales there is often a well that is whispering knowledge from a different realm to the seeker. Sometimes faeries, angels or ancestors come to assist him or her. For me this is an image for the magickal transformations, that I have seen happening in my work. Intuitive Counseling: Tools of Matrix Energetics: How do you typically begin a session? to contact Gabriel about a session, click here >
What is Ayurveda? Ayurveda (Science of Life) is an ancient and vital healing system from India, which teaches that, in order to be healthy, we need to live and eat according to our individual constitution and live in harmony with nature and our higher purpose for being here. There are three main body types in Ayurveda: Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Each body type has different strengths, challenges and needs. Ayurvedic recommendations are always based on trying to reestablish a healthy balance of these three doshas. Even though we all have all three doshas, we each have a unique balance of Vata, Pitta and Kapha. If you are curious what your own dominant doshas are, you can find out by filling out this questionnaire! (You don’t need to fill out these forms for a matrix session.)
What is your Dosha (Ayurvedic body type)? Before an Ayurvedic consultation I appreciate you filling out this Ayurvedic consultation form. to make an appointment or find out more, contact: Gabriel Schoening Wishing Well Energetics |
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Wishing well in Folklore From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A wishing well is a term from European folklore to describe wells where it was thought that any spoken wish would be granted. The idea that a wish would be granted came from the idea that water contained deities or had been placed there as a gift from the gods, since water was a source of life and often a scarce commodity. The Germanic and Celtic peoples considered springs and wells sacred places. Sometimes the places were marked with wooden statues possibly of the god associated with the pool. Germanic peoples were known to throw the armour and weapons of defeated enemies into bogs and other pools of water as offerings to their gods. Water was seen to have healing powers and therefore wells became popular with many people drinking, bathing or just simply wishing over it. People believe that the guardians or dwellers of the well would grant them their wish if they paid a price. After uttering the wish, one would generally drop coins in the well. That wish would then be granted by the guardian or dweller. The tradition of dropping pennies in ponds and fountains stems from this. Coins would be placed there as gifts for the deity in thanks. This may be a left over from ancient mythology such as Mimir's Well from Nordic myths, also known as the ¨Well of Wisdom¨, a Well that could grant you infinite wisdom, if you sacrificed something you held dear. Odin was asked to sacrifice his right eye which he threw into the well and received wisdom. Mirmir is the Nordic god of wisdom, and his well sits at the roots of Yggdrasil, the World Tree which draws its water from the well.
Having decided on what most to wish for, the wisher must stoop and drink from the palm of the hand three times, without speaking, at the same time revolving the wish, as it were, in the mind during the process. The wish must not be confided to any person however intimate until it be accomplished. The celebrated well on Maughold Head is formed in shape like a horseshoe. Tradition has it that it represents the imprint of the hoof of St. Patrick's steed, when he took a flying leap across the Island — the healing and magic waters gushing forth as a, testimony to the virtues of the message of good tidings that he carried with him.
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