Harmony and balance in your life allows wellness and beauty to glow and grow from within. With stress as a leading factor for general and chronic health issues, a simple solution that provides a means to counter these outside influences is what I offer. I am a healer who loves to play and work with the universal energy that is in and around everyone. Through powerful visualization and energy work I can help you build and sustain balance and harmony in your life. This is done through a very simple process that can be delivered to you utilizing a practice commonly called The Orb of Life.
The orb contains a gift of strong spiritual and healing St. Brigid’s Flame Reiki energy that you can use for many purposes. This energy resonates at a very high frequency and may be used to aid the creation of balance, support, healing and cleansing in your life. It's a very peaceful and gentle process to use it. I will charge your Orb with energies unique to you that will help guide you as you work through your personal journey of healing.
Although you will primarily use this for yourself, you can also use the orb for many other great purposes. For example you can use its energy to help promote animal and plant healing or to help relax anyone around you who would benefit. You can use it to work with planetary energies and amplify the healing energies of the food and water you drink. Once you get used to playing with the energy, I am sure that you will enjoy using it a lot.
Give yourself or someone (2 or 4 legged) you love the gift of bone deep relaxation that can promote a powerful and healing response. Both people and animals can benefit from Reiki energy! I especially love to work with people, horses, dogs and cats and can easily work with them from any distance to produce real and lasting results. I have attached my secure PayPal.me link here. Please make your payment of 35.00 and put your email and any information that you might want me to know into the notes section. Once I receive your payment, I will send you an email that will include a form to fill out. Once I've received your response I will deliver your relaxing and supportive Reiki experience within 48 hours by email!
“Jamie’s face, rather tired and worn, broke into a grin. “A son? The blessing of Bride and Michael be on him! A braw lad?” “Very,” I assured him. “I think he must weigh almost nine pounds.” “Poor lass,” he said, with a sympathetic grimace. “And her first, too. Wee Rachel’s all right, though?” “Rather tired and sore, but quite all right,” I assured him. “Shall I bring you some beer, while you take care of the horse?” “A good wife is prized above rubies,” he said, smiling. “Come to me, mo nighean donn.” He reached out a long arm and drew me in, holding me close against him. I put my arms around him and felt the quiver of his muscles, exhausted, and the sheer hard strength still in him, that would hold him up, no matter how tired he might be. We stood quite still for some time, my cheek against his chest and his face against my hair, drawing strength from each other for whatever might come. Being married."
Excerpt From: Diana Gabaldon. “Written in My Own Heart's Blood.” from the Outlander Series.
St. Brides Feast
"I should like a great lake of finest ale for the King of kings.
I should like a table of the choicest food For the family of heaven.
Let the ale be made from the fruits of Faith, And the food be forgiving love.
I should welcome the poor to my feast, For they are God's children. I should welcome the sick to my feast, For they are God's joy.
Let the poor sit with Jesus at the highest place, And the sick dance with the angels. God bless the poor, God bless the sick, And bless our human race. God bless our food, God bless our drink, All homes, O God, embrace."
An ancient song to St. Brigid from Celtic Fire ~ Robert Van de Weyer
I love Jamie Fraser's devotion to St. Bride as he calls her and it's quite touching and personal for me as I have been called to the work in the service of Brigid for many years now.
I am a Reiki Master who works with the energy and symbols of Brigids Flame and it is work that I love and feel so honored to be able to do in this world.
I am also a Flamekeeper of Ord Brighideach International and it is my great blessing to tend to Brigid's Flame every 20 days.
Since the December Solstice, the days having been getting longer in our northern hemisphere and the sun has been moving closer and closer. Although the air is still absolutely frigid, there are signs that the earth is slowly beginning to ease out of its frozen state. Although we cannot yet feel the touch of the sun, she can. You may know the 1st of February as Imbolc, St. Brigid’s Day or Candlemas. St. Brigid of Kildare and her twin sister, the Goddess Brigid of Eire are said to breathe the first signs of light and life into the earth after the long cold drought of winter and with their touch, slowly the earth begins to awaken. Imbolc is the feast that celebrates new beginnings, the emergence of buried energies and intense focus…all three of which are needed for a seed or shoot to break through the earths crust and emerge as a flower.
Tonight I set my table for St. Bride or Brigid ~ Triple Goddess of The Hearth, Temple & Forge. As Flamekeepers we all have chosen to be a part of a cill (or "church") that inspires us and there are many to choose from, all based upon the ancient Ogham tree Alphabet. I and 18 others are part of the Cill of the Hawthorn, a beautiful tree that is sacred to the Goddess Brigid.
The Hawthorn is thought to inspire creativity, loyalty and fertility. It is a wonderful ally that strengthens the heart and is the tree sacred to love and happiness, whose flowers are often to used in Springtime handfastings and weddings.
I spend much time tending the beautiful Hawthorns that grow in the herb garden that I am fortunate enough to work in. They teach me to handle all beings with great care and patience as they are incredibly thorny and will not hesitate to bless you with a lesson if you need it. A prick from a hawthorn is incredibly painful and not easily forgotten, but it usually means that you're traveling through life too quickly and working too quickly. Simply slow down and take your time...no matter what it is that you're doing.
Brigids Flame is always tended from sundown until sundown ~ the span of time for the traditional Celtic day! The worship of Brigid pre-dates Christianity and goes way back into the Druidic mists of early Ireland and Scotland. Brigid's flame was burned continuously in pre~ Christian Ireland by her priestesses who would gather on the hills in Kildare and invoke the benevolent Goddess to protect their livestock and insure a plentiful harvest. Later, when St.Brigid built her monastery in Kildare she continued the custom of keeping the flame alive.
The number 19 was sacred to Brigid as she had 19 female disciples who kept her sacred flame burning continuously in Ireland. Brigid's flame is still tended continuously in Kildare, Ireland by the Brigadine sisters at Solas Bhride, the hermitage that bears her name.
I keep her flame alive always in honor of World Peace, Hospitality & Charity for all....
