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Three Baskets of Asheville
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Sunday, November 21, 2010
It is a privilege to work with you . . .
Since I last posted on the blog autumn has began it's transition into winter here in the Adirondacks. The leaves have all fallen, and the early morning frost has halted all signs of life. The only thing left blooming in our garden are three very resiliant pansies that refuse to give up their lovely brightness despite Jack Frost's frequent icy kisses . . .
Three Baskets has also begun it's exciting transition . . . into education and healing, leaving us practioners feeling awed, inspired and privileged. Having been placed in the public eye by a very nice article written about Three Baskets in Saratoga Today (a local newspaper), we received a phone call from a lovely young woman recently diagnosed with liver cancer after having just recovered from colon cancer. She asked for our "Cellular Restoration" treatment, which consists of three sessions of reiki and massage (practiced on the patient at the same time).
What an empowering experience we had! This young woman was a ray of sunshine - she had a wonderful positive attitude, and great energy. She was so receptive to our healing touch that we all healed together on many levels.
Our new friend will be having surgery in a couple of weeks and we are privileged to have been invited to work with her while she recovers from surgery and begins chemotherapy. In the meantime, we will keep her in our hearts and prayers.
Three Baskets has also begun it's exciting transition . . . into education and healing, leaving us practioners feeling awed, inspired and privileged. Having been placed in the public eye by a very nice article written about Three Baskets in Saratoga Today (a local newspaper), we received a phone call from a lovely young woman recently diagnosed with liver cancer after having just recovered from colon cancer. She asked for our "Cellular Restoration" treatment, which consists of three sessions of reiki and massage (practiced on the patient at the same time).
What an empowering experience we had! This young woman was a ray of sunshine - she had a wonderful positive attitude, and great energy. She was so receptive to our healing touch that we all healed together on many levels.
Our new friend will be having surgery in a couple of weeks and we are privileged to have been invited to work with her while she recovers from surgery and begins chemotherapy. In the meantime, we will keep her in our hearts and prayers.
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