My fabulous helpers at last weekend's training. When you're teaching an energy class, helping goes way beyond forms, food & directions. The helpers also make sure the energy stays good. Special thanks to Rama who made a road trip from Maryland.
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2 days ago PublicNew Pranic Healing graduates! From our October 2026 class: 11 new healers, 3 helpers, one instructor (me) and Turner! He was such a chill student and was clearly drinking it all in. Can you spot him?
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Pathwalker Quantum Healing LLC posted
1 week ago PublicIbmissed the Virtual Expo Saturday. I hope it went well!
Is there a recording of the panel discussion?
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Arashaya - Corina Todoran posted
1 week ago PublicHi everyone! 💙✨
I'm Corina Todoran, also known as Arashaya, and I'm happy to be joining this community!
I'm a Reiki & Shamballa Grand Master Teacher and Professional Tarot Reader, offering online energy healing sessions, Tarot readings, and certification training worldwide. 🌍
I love connecting with like-minded people, sharing experiences, and supporting others on their personal and spiritual journeys.
Looking forward to meeting you all! 💕
✨ Explore my work: https://beacons.ai/corinareikiandtarot
Arashaya - Corina Todoran • 1 week agoThank you so much for the warm welcome! ❤️ Happy to be here and connect with this beautiful community! ✨
Arashaya - Corina Todoran • 1 week agoThank you, Derek! 💙 It was wonderful meeting you at the Fair too! Looking forward to connecting more and sharing some magic together! ✨
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Lina Chero posted
2 weeks ago PublicTHE AFTERSHOCK
An aftershock is the tremor that follows a major earthquake. Sometimes, life has aftershocks too, those deep emotional waves that come after something profound has changed us.
For me, that aftershock was the passing of my mother, Inés, on September 1st.
After years of illness, watching such a vibrant and active woman slowly leave this physical life was one of the most difficult experiences I have ever faced. It taught me about surrender, faith, compassion, and the sacredness of simply being present.My relationship with my mother was not always easy or as close as I wished it had been. There were hurts, regrets, misunderstandings, and things left unsaid. But as her consciousness faded, something beautiful opened within me: a door to forgiveness.
Forgiveness from me to her.
Forgiveness from her to me.
And forgiveness for all the pain that may have been carried throughout her life.Through Pranic Healing and prayer, I was grateful to accompany her during her final days, to help release resentment, anger, and attachments, and to lovingly ask our ancestors, angels, and archangels to guide her home.
And she left peacefully.
Mom, I honor your life, your struggles, your lessons, and the love we shared.
I release you with love and gratitude.
May you be free.
May you be at peace.
May you be surrounded by light.
Thank you for being my mother.
Your journey home has begun.Alison Sahoo, CPPT • 2 weeks agoThank you for sharing this, Lina. What a beautiful way to describe a complicated, nuanced and therefore amazing journey. I understand. Love this picture, too!
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Margaret Phillips posted
4 weeks ago PublicI was replying to a post earlier about reaching that point in the day where your brain is just done, and it inspired me to share this gentle reminder with everyone here. Too many of us get caught in the "I have to get it all done" trap.
As a society, we’re conditioned and taught to believe we have to do it all—especially women. The job, keeping up with the house, shuttling the kids around, preparing meals, and somehow fitting in time to care for ourselves on top of it all.
Today’s society asks far too much of human beings. We have to learn when to step back and say, "One or two things accomplished today is good." (I prefer to leave out the word "enough" because it can sound like settling.)
Try keeping your daily to-do lists shorter than the items allowed in a grocery store express lane. On some days, that one thing might simply be taking a shower—and that is completely valid, especially for people dealing with depression, burnout, or chronic illness.
A lot of times, we also have "silent to-do lists"—the invisible mental labor and daily tasks we don't even count as list items because we just do them automatically.
We have to learn to honor our bodies and minds, and actually stop when they signal us to stop. It’s a challenging process and no one is perfect at it, but listening to yourself is literally a life-sustaining practice.
Hugs to everyone who thinks their to-do list doesn't have enough checks on it, and to those whose lists are full. Honor your body and your boundaries today. 🤍#SelfCare #boundaries #angelsalwaysaroundus #energyhealing #soulcoaching
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