I am Will : Sound Healing, Holistic Coaching

02/25/2025

05/10/2024

The sun is bananas right now... 4 X-Class flares in the last 48 hours, and no sign of slowing. Communication and power grid issues are possible. So if you have a headache and your GPS isn't working well, now you know why.

My interest in the sun's activity lies in the evolution of human consciousness. This is a great opportunity to wake up your awareness to what's really happening in your world. We often numb ourselves and distract ourselves so we can tolerate certain aspects of our lives. On one hand, tolerating (as an action) drains our creative life force... so that's no bueno. On the other hand, that feeling is there to show us which area of our life needs attention. Why wait until it is intolerable?

This is inner work, though. At first anyway. Recognize and allow the stuff to come up and run its course, before taking action. Wild ride!

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04/08/2024

Today is the Solar Eclipse! Between 11AM and 5PM depending on where you are located. One thing that isn’t getting much attention is that eclipses are the best time to stop any habit that is no longer serving you. If you put in a little effort today to let go of something that you have an unhealthy relationship with (like sugar, soda, alcohol, smoking, mindless smartphone scrolling, procrastination, gossiping, co-dependent behavior with your partner), then tomorrow and every day for the next few months you will feel less of a pull from that thing. It will simply be less attractive. Push the Easy Button!

12/28/2023

12/27/2023

The "i am Will" Process uses tuning forks, singing bowls, and drums in concert with a guided concentration technique to pull anxiety out at the roots.

12/24/2023

https://soundcloud.com/william-schattner/happy-heart-drum?si=8012eed9e6ad4e928b58d5fc9a450e06&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Listen to Happy Heart Drum by William Schattner on

12/06/2023

I wrote a poem in 5th grade called "Think." It was pretty good, I guess, for a fifth grader and was published in a book for the sake of pretty good poems by fifth graders. The premise of the poem was that it is beneficial to think intentionally, following certain steps. When I was tasked to read it in front of the entire school, I felt like captain obvious: it might as well have been called "Eat" or "Sleep". But as an adult, I realized that many of the thoughts that roll through my head were not intentional, nor were they desirable. That realization lead me down a strange path, to a place where thoughts are things, and unwanted things like anxiety, worry and "stuckness" can be intentionally turned off.