Healing hurts also heals the body.

Emotional clearing can be as important to the healing of the body as the clearing of physical toxins. Learning to let go of the past is the first step in the healing journey only you can take. Letting go takes many forms. Learning to truly forgiving yourself and those who have wronged you is one way to begin. Forgiveness is a gift you give yourself. Holding onto old hurts will eat you up from the inside out, destroying your capacity to receive or give love.
Finishing what you began, freedom from past obligations is also an excellent way to release the past. Deciding to choose something new and better for ourselves requires we make room in our lives for the new. When closing a chapter of your life it must be finished or it will continue to call you back.
How is this done? What does it look like? Stop for a moment and take a walk with your mind and heart through the chapter of your life you want to finish. What memories or people still call out to you? What promises have been left undone or projects unfinished? With pen and paper make your chapter closing list. Finish what was begun and move on.
Several years ago I discovered Life had played a dirty trick on me. In the process of writing my story I finally found my voice and the emotional strength to confront my violators. Yeah for me! Will not so great, they were all dead. So what does one do with all the words that must go unsaid, and all the questions that will go unanswered in this life?
Maturity has brought with it a wisdom and understanding of the soul capable of the atrocities I endured in my younger years. The bits of wisdom providence saw fit to share with me I have been privileged to pass on. Sharing through the written word and one on one as the opportunity arises has turned the hurts I endured into a healing balm for shattered hearts. The painful past is over, that chapter is closed, and today I stand here, where the Lord has placed me, strong in His strength. The broken girl I was is now a capable woman.
Someone recently asked me for a bit of natural healing support for dealing with the all too common detoxing backlash known as “The Cleansing Crisis”.
Swelling can occur for many reasons. Depending on the issues in the body proper herbal support needs to be in place for any heart or kidney issues before moving into the stronger detoxing programs. The scary painful swelling that occurs when infection is rapidly moving from the lower levels to the upper systems for elimination can appear with sudden intensity. Only the most experienced natural healer would not lose it when facing this crisis. Truthfully it is easily handled and quickly cleared with the Charcoal Flaxseed (infection) poultice applied as needed over the affected area. The body is doing its job perfectly; our job is to support the process of infection removal.
Today let’s put something together for those brave souls willing to advance into salve making. Over the years many of our members have asked for a good set of directions.
No one is with anyone anymore. It used to be fun watching how people interacted together but those days are gone. I was watching a lively group of friends exit the same car each was talking or texting, completely ignoring the society surrounding them. Over and over again it was the same, setting at tables in the restaurant whole families, each member silently tapping away on their cell phones. Everyone seemed to have something to say just not, apparently, to anyone at their table.
It has been some time since I sat down with the intent of writing a new thing, allowing the truth in me about my life to flow. My life has been in flux, many changes and new realizations. Truth can be painful, the truth about myself is much easier to ignore than embrace. What is this truth? Even now as it flows from me the distastefulness of owning this part of me begs leave to be heard.

I learned today about the death of a lady I used to know. I have not spoken to her since I was in California after the death of my mother. She lived across the street from my childhood home with her six children. She did the best she could with what she had and it was enough. Her children have all done well. They remain a tight knit group. She can rest in peace knowing her best has proved to be enough.
Doing anything well requires a bit of groundwork and understanding. Liver flushing is no exception. Understanding what the liver flush is to accomplish and how best to prepare for this work can be as important as the process itself.

Several years ago I discovered my mother in law passed out across her bed. The year was 1997 and she was in her early 80’s. She’d had several strokes over the past 10 years brought on by high blood pressure. Earlier in the day she had seemed agitated and ill tempered. A fretful disposition would often precede an episode of elevated blood pressure. Fearing she was working herself up to a crisis I’d kept a close eye on her throughout the morning. After lunch her disposition had greatly improved leaving me free to get some work done. Just before dinner I discovered her apparently unconscious, her lips and finger nails were blue tinged while her skin was all but white.
They released her after 5 or 6 days with aftercare appointments for speech therapy. She had been unable to speak since the morning after she arrived at the hospital, nearly a week.