Healing The Sole

08/24/2025

Stocking up on mood helpers!
We are past 8/23 Cross quarter day. 😢
We will now be losing daylight rapidly. For those of us sensitive to the waning light light, I have help.

08/10/2025

07/31/2025

My clients are having some amazing experiences in the Harmonic Egg!

We have ONE opening 7/31. 1:00. Last day of the crazy summer specials! Only $80!
Reach out asap!

07/27/2025

Sunday 10-5

Stop by the Opal Frequency booth at Goddess Fest at the fairgrounds. We’re offering:
-$10 off gifts cards
-$10 off if you schedule and pay for your egg session today or tomorrow
-$40 Flower Essence Readings
-Enter a drawing for a FREE Harmonic Egg session
-Enter a drawing for a FREE footzone at Healing the Sole

We would LOVE to see your smiling face!

07/18/2025

The Forgotten Sense: A Call to the Heart’s Intelligence
There is a quiet intelligence within you—older than words, deeper than thought. It does not shout. It does not argue. It hums beneath the noise of your mind like a pulse in the soil, like the rhythm of waves returning home.
This is your heart’s intelligence.
Not the poetic heart, nor the sentimental one. But the vast, aware, feeling center that sees without eyes and knows without needing to know.

In a world obsessed with data, performance, and endless projection, we have mistaken noise for wisdom, reaction for response, and stimulation for truth. But beneath the algorithms and agendas, something ancient waits—untouched by fear or fashion.

Your heart is not just a pump; it is a brain in its own right.
Science now confirms what sages and shamans always knew: the heart speaks its own language of coherence, of intuitive knowing, of connectedness to all life.

The heart senses meaning before the mind can name it.
It feels the suffering of another across continents.
It pulses with joy when truth touches the body.
It contracts when we betray our deepest values—and opens when we remember who we are.

The disconnection we feel from one another, from nature, from purpose—it doesn’t begin in the world. It begins when we abandon the heart’s knowing for the mind’s control.

But the heart never closes permanently.
It waits.
Softly.
Patiently.
Calling us back to center.

And here is the beautiful thing:
When one person returns to the heart, others feel it.
It’s contagious, like laughter or music.
A mother breathing calmly calms her child.
A stranger’s smile steadies a street.
One open heart can influence thousands—because the field of the heart is electromagnetic, far-reaching, and intelligent beyond comprehension.

You are not powerless. You are not separate.
You are a node in the great web of being—and your heart is the tuning fork.
So pause, just for a breath.
Place your hand over your chest.
Breathe into the space beneath your ribs.
Not to escape the world—but to return to it.

Ask not, what do I think about this moment?
Ask, what does my heart know about it?

This is the revolution that doesn’t shout.
The healing that doesn't depend on headlines.
The intelligence that doesn’t need credentials.

It simply asks:
Can you feel the truth of who you are, now?

And in that moment, the world begins to change.

❣️ Amchi Thubten Lekshe
Have you experienced Healing Heart Tinctured Infusion by Jhampa?

Come for a kinesiology session and ask about it!

06/27/2025

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06/21/2025

Like my dear mentor used to say, “it’s all in the same body!” I would ask him why my o***y hurt when I blew my nose too hard and things like that. I love that I can help my clients unravel the mysteries with applied kinesiology.

If you suffer from shoulder or neck pain, you may need to focus on your digestive health.

In fact, 80% of muscle knots are actually referred pain from poor digestion.

A muscle knot, also known as a trigger point, is a tight and sensitive area of contracted muscle tissue that is often painful to the touch.

If there’s a problem somewhere in your digestive tract, it could surprisingly result in muscle knots in your upper back or neck.

And in many cases, the digestive issue has to do with your gallbladder. The gallbladder is a small organ in your upper right abdomen that stores and concentrates bile needed to digest and absorb dietary fats.

The same nerve fibers that connect to the gallbladder also regulate other tissues, including your right shoulder and neck muscles.

So when this nerve becomes irritated or inflamed, it can radiate pain to other areas, explaining the link between poor gallbladder health and persistent muscle pain in the upper right back.

Following a high-fat, low-carb diet, in combination with intermittent fasting, can support gallbladder function. Try adjusting your diet accordingly to ease muscular tension in your right shoulder and neck.