Dreamweavers Energy Work Centre

10/01/2026

They Were Just 24 Monks Walking for Peace. Then Police Started Doing Something No One Expected.
In early December, something extraordinary began happening along a 2,300-mile stretch of American highway.
Twenty-four Buddhist monks were walking across the country—literally walking—on a journey they called the Walk for Peace. Through scorching heat, bitter cold, and endless miles of pavement, they moved forward with one simple mission: to spread peace and compassion.
Then police departments started doing something beautiful.
In city after city, town after town, officers escorting the monks began giving them their official pins and badges. Not as a formality. As a sign of profound respect.
But here's where this story becomes almost impossible to believe.
On November 19th in Dayton, Texas, tragedy struck. A pickup truck slammed into the vehicle escorting the monks. One monk, Phra Ajarn Maha Dam Phommasan, was catastrophically injured. He lost his leg.
What he said next will absolutely wreck you.
"Losing a leg is a sacrifice I don't mind making if it helps spread a message of peace, love, hope, compassion, harmony, and kindness."
Read that again. This man—who just lost his leg in a horrific accident—expressed complete forgiveness toward the driver. No anger. No bitterness. Just compassion.
The monks didn't stop walking.
As word spread about what happened to Maha Dam, something shifted. Police presence around the monks increased dramatically. Officers weren't just doing their job anymore—they were protecting something sacred.
The Venerable Bhikkhu Pannakara, the group's spiritual leader, now wears every single pin and badge given to them. Each one represents a department, a community, a group of officers who were touched by what these monks represent.
In a recent statement, he said simply: "To the law enforcement officers who have protected us, guided us, and shown us such kindness along the way, thank you."
Twenty-four monks. 2,300 miles. One message.
In a world that feels more divided every day, maybe we all need to see what these officers saw: that peace isn't just possible—it's worth protecting.
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31/12/2025

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31/12/2025

Bliadhna mhath ùr dhuibh uile!":
Wishing all beings a Guid New Year 2026.
Hoping it is peaceful, healthy and happy.
"Lang may yir lum reek".
Will be thinking of everyone at The Bells.

21/12/2025

Join us for the Twelve Days of Christmas as I post a Jin Shin Jyutsu self-care routine, so we find ourselves calm, balanced and inclusive during this holiday season.

Now The twelve Days before Christmas: Day 8: The magic of the holidays, peace within

Today our focus is on SEL 8. At this magical time of year, how do I strengthen the rhythm within me? This rhythm allows me to search within myself for finding and loving YOUR rhythm.

As it does that it also helps to release muscular tension in my being. Tight, tense muscles, even backache can be helped by harmonizing this safety energy lock. As you reconnect to your creator, are you able to feel peace and contentment within yourself? Finding the rhythm of YOU.

Hold the outside of the bend of the knee.

Such an easy step and so effective. As you hold your 8, close your eyes – take a conscious breath and allow your hands to stay there as long as you want and are able. Helping you to celebrate a relaxed and happy holiday. Merry Christmas.

Let me know in the comments if holding your 8 has made a change or improvement on your day.
Love you and your own special rhythm during the holidays?

21/12/2025

21/12/2025

Join us for Twelve Days of Christmas as I post a Jin Shin Jyutsu self-care routine, so we find ourselves calm, balanced and inclusive during this holiday season.

Now The twelve Days before Christmas: Day 3: Opening or closing doors
Does our attitude of worry create a habit of closing doors? Or are you worried about what is behind the door? Is it good for you to open that door?

This is where Safety Energy Lock 3 brings in the understanding of when to open the door and when to keep it closed. This Safety Energy Lock is also known as our respiratory helper and is good to help your immunity. Whether that is immunity from flu and colds or immunity from negative actions, people, or situations. Help me to understand that open doors can show me the beauty and brilliance that each day holds. Also let me shut those doors to provide protection from those attitudes and circumstances that are not helpful to my body, mind, and spirit.

Place your right hand on top of the shoulder You can hold both left and right side at the same time. Sit, stand, or lie down wherever you are comfortable. Place your hands gently around the Safety Energy Lock.
Such an easy step and so effective. As you hold your 3, close your eyes – take a conscious breath and allow your hands to stay there as long as you want and can. Helping you to celebrate a relaxed and happy merry Christmas.

Can you let me know in the comments if holding your 3 has made a change or improvement on your day. What doors will you open for the holidays?

21/12/2025

Join us for the Twelve Days of Christmas as I post a Jin Shin Jyutsu self-care routine, so we find ourselves calm, balanced and inclusive during this holiday season.

Now The twelve Days before Christmas: Day 5: ready to change old patterns

How do you meet the demands of life each day? As we tackle the events that happen each day, put fear aside, listen to our inner knowing and adjust.

Here is our helper Safety Energy Lock for today. Meet Safety Energy Lock 5. It is located on the inside area below our ankle bone. Interesting place you may think. Our foot is a horizontal plane in which we touch the earth with every step. Our ankle allows for some flexibility in the foot. That flexibility encourages us to face any fear or uncertainty as we meet life. Safety Energy 5 helps us meet those demands with strength by letting go of old ways and replacing them with new habits is a great step forward.

Place your right hand on the left 5 located just below the ankle bone toward the hollow of the heel. If it is difficult to reach this area you can use the finger helper for this safety energy lock, the INDEX finger.
Such an easy step and so effective. As you hold your 5, close your eyes – take a conscious breath and allow your hands to stay there as long as you want and can. Helping you to celebrate a relaxed and happy holiday. Merry Christmas.

Let me know in the comments if holding your 5 has made a change or improvement on your day. How are you stepping forward each day during this holiday season? Interested in learning more about how we can help ourselves?

21/12/2025

Join us for the Twelve Days of Christmas as I post a Jin Shin Jyutsu self-care routine, so we find ourselves calm, balanced and inclusive during this holiday season.

Now The twelve Days before Christmas: Day 6: Ready for the balance point? Here it is.

Day six of our journey with Jin Shin Jyutsu self-care routines. The focus is to find ourselves calm, balanced and inclusive this holiday season.

Let's focus on balance. Notice that the focus on balance is smack dab in the middle of this series. As our body, mind and spirit continue to renew and assimilate all that has come into harmony during the last few days of self-care.

Let’s do a check-in. Is your body calmer? Are you feeling a greater sense of calmness? Are you experiencing greater joy and laughter bubbling through us? Is there freedom from the emotional burdens that we have been carting around?

Today's focus on using Safety Energy Lock 6 encourages more harmony in all those areas. I hope you become aware of the changes as you go through your day.

To harmonize Safety Energy Lock 6, we will be using a finger helper. Through the philosophy of Jin Shin Jyutsu, you can hold the middle finger as a substitute for Safety Energy Lock 6. Remember life is FUN, just a reminder to be the fun. Simple hold your middle finger for 3 – 5 minutes or longer.

Such an easy step and so effective. As you hold your middle finger, close your eyes – take a conscious breath and allow your hands to stay there as long as you want and are able. Helping you to celebrate a relaxed happy holiday. Merry Christmas.

Let me know in the comments if holding your middle finger has made a change or improvement on your day. What adventures will you open for the holidays?

21/12/2025

Join us for the Twelve Days of Christmas as I post a Jin Shin Jyutsu self-care routine, so we find ourselves calm, balanced and inclusive during this holiday season.

Now The twelve Days before Christmas: Day 7: Joy filled

Are you able to see, hear, and feel the abundance around you? It is there for you to receive and enjoy.
Today’s safety energy lock encourages you to receive the abundance around you.

Let’s begin to remove thoughts of rigidity and stubbornness. These thoughts may prevent you from receiving that perfect gift of life. Let me spread joy to others and remind myself the I AM MY OWN JOY.

To harmonize Safety Energy Lock 7, we will be using a finger helper. Through the philosophy of Jin Shin Jyutsu, you can hold the ring finger as a substitute for Safety Energy Lock 7. Remember you are always receiving the perfect gift of life. Simple hold your ring finger for 3 – 5 minutes or longer.

Such an easy step and so effective. As you hold your ring, close your eyes – take a conscious breath and allow your hands to stay there as long as you want are able. Helping you to celebrate a relaxed and happy holiday. Merry Christmas.

Can you let me know in the comments if holding your ring has made a change or improvement on your day. What abundance will you open for the holidays?

19/12/2025

For when the wheel turns:

May the blessing of the Sun be upon you on the solstice.
May its light fill your heart with joy and peace.
May the returning sun bring hope, protection, and the promise of renewed life to your home and hearth.
Grian-stad a' Gheamhraidh Beannaichte!".