Working with Young Children and Energy

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As I have gone through the weeks we’ve had some good and not so great days in our home. We had just come off of 8 really spectacular days, followed by 5 naughty days. The naughty days can have a few elements that can be improved by beginning to work with your child’s energetic field.  Calming and Correcting an over expanded aura On a par...
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Memorial Day Remembering What Freedom Means

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Six months ago, if you had told me this shutdown was just around the corner, honestly it would have been hard for me to grasp and harder for me to believe. Yet here we are, locked up in our homes waiting for the all clear sign to come out once more.  The past 3 months, I’ve learned many things about humanities activities which were also incom...
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Are we in danger of losing our humanity? The Children

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Humanity: Let us talk now about the children. Gather your children oh mommies today   And bind them close to you and love them I pray                                                                  And give them your heart your time and your ways          Â...
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Ideas for Family Activities

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I’ve been asked what I’m doing with Adelia to help her. I got her set up with ABC sheets I google and found for$1 we practice one letter each day. She has a Saturday live zoom ballet tap class we re do 3 additional days. I have color pages: (a) We have movie color books I take one page at a time. (b) If for example, we have a specifi...
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Adoption Update

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I am in the process of sorting through what happens with adoption, and why when our adoption fell apart last week Adelia’s behavior immediately got better. Here are some of the things from the main chart I was able to glean about adoption..what happens when an agreement is created to take another person's baby and support it as your own, and s...
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Throw Away Your Fitbit

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Fitbits have now become a controversial topic. A few years ago you could see me wearing a fitbit, as recent as a year ago I purchased an upgrade, but found I could no longer wear it. Wonder why? Turns out the fitbit is collecting your physical data. I guess you probably knew that right? You might be wearing one to track your steps and physical a...
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Travel Tips during the Holidays

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A few tips for a week of travel. Whether you’re traveling this week, or at any point in the future you can take a few simple steps to keep your energy clean and your spirit free. Especially in crowds, the airport, family gatherings and shopping malls, keep your aura pulled in as close as you can to your body. This will prevent some collectio...
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For the Love of Life: Growing Radiantly Youthful

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It’s late Saturday, Adelia’s finally settled in and I’m reviewing the week’s activities. I did 6 radio interviews all coming from the news that the brain study our Academy did last year yielding good results, is getting some real excitement in the general populace. I was pulling up facts to use on longevity for a few of the shows that ar...
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Belonging: What Does It Really Mean?

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Today is Adelia’s 2nd belonging anniversary. Last year on April 8th her adoption was finalized and she became my daughter and a Doering officially. Before her arrival I prepared for her by doing a kind of coaching therapy with an attachment expert so that we would have a strong bond. In the course of that year of waiting I read some very interest...
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Ahh and the Rains Come!

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It is the night before Thanksgiving and the rain has started to pour down in buckets! What a blessed relief for our California fires and polluted air. It’s been raining just a few minutes, I’ve turned on the fireplace, warmed up a hot cocoa and and just settling back to review a whole bunch of paperwork, something I don’t usually enjoy, but f...
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How to Make Every Day Count!

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We’ve moved into autumn and the brisk evening and early morning air for us atop the mountain marks a change of season. The roses seem to love this weather, heat in the day, coolness at night. Our fish are also enjoying the change of season, ready for the fall pond clean out soon to get done by our helpers. When I think about making the most of...
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How I Experienced a Brain Brightening Design Experience at Stanford

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I’m back! I had a wonderful very full 3 days at Stanford University. While there I learned, grew and became familiar with a fresh new way of creation, one the brightest and best new minds coming out of Silicon Valley use to become well funded creative geniuses! I was part of a Design Think program taught by all the senior professors of this gr...
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Addiction: $750 million invested last year alone to get you hooked Online games

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Now this is an unusual topic, and honestly the subject line isn’t completely accurate, that is just one segment of the online games issue, there are many avenues not included in this number. That is why when I designed our new Technology and You course I created a 3-phase approach to helping you with the whole picture of problematic relationsh...
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Lion In the Pond!

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Oh goodness, there was a problem. A mountain lion decided she wanted a drink, and an appetizer yesterday and came to refresh herself at my pond. Now this is a pond in a zen garden, with many lilies and of course many fish. It has never happened before, but there is always a first time. I must have just missed the tasting event when I looked out the...
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Having a Strong Backbone Comes from Preparation

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I was thinking about the courage it takes to be fully expressed. To follow your passion and your dreams, live life on your terms and be ‘all that you can be’. Living into your life’s mission and purpose can cause you to soar to great heights and also have the pull of opposition test your resolve at every corner. Having a strong backbone throu...
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