Doron Shalev, PhD

Doron Shalev, PhD http://www.doronshalev.com No need to be Jewish or even religious in nature to receive a healing session. Peace & Blessings!

Scientist, professor, & author by day, Florida’s favorite energy worker, spirituality coach, & modern Jewish mystic by night. 💛 Offering premier energy work and spiritual healing services. An acclaimed scientist (PhD - Chemistry, The George Washington University), professor, and author by day, and a gifted energy healer, mindfulness coach, and spirituality guru by night, Doron has always felt called to a life of service. He provides distance energy healing services through his website and in-person at events across Florida based on an approach he created that combines ancient Jewish traditions with modern energy healing modalities. Doron specializes in balancing chakras with crystal healing methods and providing clairvoyant chakra readings. Contact him through doronshalev.com today to book a private or group session.

02/15/2026
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02/14/2026

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02/13/2026

Happy Friday the 13th! Let's order pizza and work our way through the first ten movies on VHS. 📼

02/13/2026
02/13/2026

Working on new designs, like this interwoven Star of David...

02/07/2026

This doesn’t happen often, but we do get freezes! ❄️ If your plants were affected by the hard freeze we just experienced, here are a few helpful tips:

💧• Water your plants thoroughly if you haven’t already.
🌿• For mushy, wet tissue, prune it back to firm, healthy material.

If your plants only have brown or dried foliage or woody tissue, don’t rush to prune just yet. Leaving it in place can actually help protect the plant if more cold weather is on the way.

✂️ When to prune:
Pruning is best done once temperatures begin staying in the 40s or higher, or you can wait until spring when new growth appears. At that point, it’s much easier to see where to prune above a bud or node.

🌴 For tropical plants (such as papaya and banana):
Remove any mushy, wet tissue. If everything appears dry, no action is needed right now — just keep an eye on it. You should see a clear line between living and dead tissue.

⚠️ Be careful not to over-prune!
Dead, brown stems can help protect healthy tissue below if we get another cold snap.

Landscapes across Brevard County may look a little rough until spring arrives — and that’s okay. 🌼 That’s just part of gardening in Florida after a freeze!

For more tips and assistance, call or email the Brevard County Master Gardeners at Brevard-Mg1@ifas.ufl.edu and 321-633-1702.

02/07/2026

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02/06/2026

Shabbat Shalom from us to you and your community ⬇️

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