Lee Anne Englert - Holistic Therapist & Intuitive Coach

09/30/2024

Be alone. Eat alone, take yourself on dates, sleep alone. In the midst of this you will learn about yourself. You will grow, you will figure out what inspires you, you will curate your own dreams, your own beliefs, your own stunning clarity, and when you do meet the person who makes your cells dance, you will be sure of it, because you are sure of yourself.
~Bianca Sparacino~
(Art: Photograph by Edouard Boubat)

11/28/2022

‘Akhilanda represents the essence of the Phoenix; she’s the indestructible energy that embraces change. Her full name is Akhilandaishvari. Ishvari in Sanskrit means female power or goddess and Akhilanda means never not broken, so she is the goddess of never not broken. She can never be broken, because she always is. She is the embodiment of what we try to avoid–the dissolution of our ego’s identity. She radiates the potent light and joy that’s the goal of change, transformation, or pain. There is very little written about her; she is meant to be known through experience. She is an intimate, interior goddess that we meet when we are in the darkest moments of grief and heartbreak. She shows us where our energy is trapped; where we have been stifled in routines or other’s expectations of us. And she whispers the liberation we will experience once we let ourselves break open, and allow the new expression of our self to come blazing through. She reminds us that we always have the power to choose to see every event as yet another opportunity to become more light, to become more of the radiant soul we are here to be.

Many of us exert tremendous energy in the effort to not break or fall apart. We resist our grief. Our heartbreak. Or we deny the need to change until the choice no longer feels like it’s ours. Something side swipes us from our ordinary life and shatters who we think we are and how we identify ourselves. Here’s what Akhilanda reminds us: vulnerability is our greatest strength. If we are always broken, we can never break. Akhilanda is the most intimate, and personally powerful goddess because she meets us in those moments when we can feel most alone, most exposed, and most afraid. She models how to thrive in the midst of change; she uses pain to joyfully and purposefully transform. She sees everything as an opportunity to release what isn’t serving her. And she knows that being broken isn’t a failure, or something we should avoid, it’s actually the whole point. We are here to let our ideas of ourselves go up in flames, so that beneath the ashes, the soft core of who we truly are arises. And so that we remember that it’s not the heart that ever breaks; it’s the ego. The heart only ever expands. ‘

- Excerpted from “The Divine Feminine Oracle” by Meggan Watterson; Illustrated by Lisbeth Cheever-Gessaman

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05/12/2016

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04/29/2016

Might you be claircognizant?

By Melanie Beckler, 04/27/2016 16 Signs of Claircognizance Most people are familiar with intuition, and the gift of psychic sight that is called clairvoyance. But what many people overlook is that there are many ways of experiencing intuition, angels, and the realms of spirit. Some people see symbol…

04/14/2016

Something I have to share. It's times like these that even a deep bow to a person doesn't cut it, not even close.

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Is there something wrong with me? April 14, 2016 leeanneenglert I love my work and this is why. A year and a half ago a new client walked into my office. He was beaten down by life and couldn’t find many valuable reasons to keep going. He had a wife, five children and one on the way. He loved his…

03/13/2016

Please read this article. There's much debate about the authenticity of shamans. This notion that if you aren't trained by indigenous person you aren't really a shaman with a capital S. I wasn't trained by an indigenous woman, although she was trained by a Peruvian Shaman. Yet she guided me to open myself to the spirit world and their messages.

Authentic Shaman, Native Shaman There is a frequent belief that an authentic Shaman is one that comes from a Native or Indigenous culture, or that the shaman should be trained by one.  Such a requirement would prove a problem for many Anglo … Continue reading →

07/13/2015

Welcome to all the new people who have liked my page over the last 5 months. Life has gotten so busy my time on social media has decreased greatly.

I am running a summer special ending August 14th - 2 sessions for $180. See the flyer for details.

Also in the fall I will have 10% increase in pricing. Book before September and you can lock in the old prices.

Hope everyone is enjoying the summer!

02/12/2015

I just received a call from a client who I did a "Life Process Reading" for in January. Her cards were quite clear - indicating that some amazing opportunity would show up in her career propelling her in a new direction. One that would light her up and probably make her close to, if not famous. Even when I say these things - I think how is this going to happen. Well it does. I'll just say M tv wants her bad. Now she just has to decide.

But folks it's always there. Those amazing doors - the bright lights - the better tomorrow. It's not just because the tarot says so, but because you know it to be true. And that's the big step. What is stopping you from owning your greatest potential?

01/23/2015

Princess of Pentacles is today's Tarot card. She is the bringer of change and new growth. She is the symbol of preparation and planting. It's important to honor the preparation as much as the planting. Seeds are kernels of ideas that can take root and grow and become the fruit or flower. The princess is the beginning of this process, you are ready to take direction. Focus is very important - don't get ahead of yourself as you work toward your goal. While you prepare remember the joy and spirit in life and celebrate the inner strength you must have in order to succeed.