Harvester of Healing

09/12/2025

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09/11/2025

The mind is a doorway. A place where worlds are born and rewritten, not just within us, but rippling out into creation itself. Science calls this truth through quantum physics,that reality is not fixed, but fluid, a dance of possibility responding to observation, attention, and belief. When we focus our thoughts, we collapse infinite potential into form. What we chose to believe, with the fullness of our heart and vibration, becomes our shared future.
I often share of the film Tomorrowland. In that pivotal scene, she looks into the future and refuses the vision of war, famine, and division laid before her. With unwavering faith she declares: it has not happened yet, and I choose otherwise. That choice,fueled by conviction and vibration, shifts the entire trajectory of the world. This is no fantasy it is a mirror for our own power.
We too, are architects of tomorrow. Through prayer, we seed intention into the field of all that is. Through meditation, we align our vibration with harmony. Through gathering, in circles, in community, in sacred conversations, we amplify compassion over malice, love over fear. Every word, every thought, every vibration is a vote cast toward the world we wish to see.
The future is not a sentence already written. It is a song waiting to be sung. And together, with minds attuned and hearts open, we can shift the melody toward unity, peace, and love. And in this truth I believe in my powers of manifestation! So mote it be!
AHO

in movie tomorrowland (2015), Hugh Laurie (in movie David Nix) tells the main character Casey (Britt Robertson) why people are destroying the Nature, and why...

09/11/2025

It’s always fascinating to look back at the words I’ve been called to share. Often, I discover tht the message I thought I was giving outward was in truth, Spirit’s whisper back to me. I can almost hear the laughter of the Divine...“Oh, you want structure and control ? Ha, ha, ha… here’s a lesson in flow, here’s a mirror, here’s a truth to sit with.”

Since the eclipse, the current of energy has shifted, and I know many of you feel it too. There’s a weight that is almost tangible, a heaviness that drapes itself across the collective. For those of us who are sensitive to energy, the call is clear, it is not a time for judgment but for observation. It is a time to remain rooted in the practices we know keep our spirit aligned with Source, and to anchor ourselves in presence. And hydrate!!!

As I was reflecting this morning on some of my recent posts, one question echoed back to me, “What keeps you from finding happiness?” How fitting in a time such as this. For in truth happiness is not some far off destination waiting for the storm to pass, it is something that can be found even in the midst of heaviness. Sometimes happiness is as simple as gratitude, a moment of awe at the way sunlight spills through the trees,the way the wind rings your porch chimes, the unconditional love of a pet, the warmth of a human heart, or even the miracle of your own breath.
To be here now, in this body your soul chose to incarnate into???? that alone is a gift worthy of wonder. And perhaps happiness, at its core, is nothing more than remembering to give thanks for the ordinary miracles all around us.

I want to pause and offer my deepest gratitude, for all of you on my personal page who reached out with love, kindness, and compassion yesterday, as I found myself moving through the weight of this energy. Your presence and care reminded me of the light that still shines so brightly in this world!! For that, I am sincerely and wholeheartedly grateful.
AHO

09/10/2025

Can you feel it? The past few days great shifts have occurred.
We stand at the threshold of a dawning so radiant it stirs the very fiber of our being. Something ancient is closing, and something luminous, long hidden, is rising from the depths of creation. Humanity is awakening from a collective slumber within the body of Mother Earth. The great cosmic wheels are turning once more, initiating a shift that echoes the cycles of ages past. Though the Earth has known endings many times before, this birth is different, for it carries within it the seeds of a new consciousness.A tidal wave of light is pouring into our world, activating dormant gifts, recalibrating DNA, and awakening new ways of seeing and being.
Neural pathways spark alive with new perceptions, a DNA recalibration, and the inner architecture of who we are is being rewritten. Though chaos and upheaval may swirl, though the old systems tremble and fall away, we are called not into fear,but into surrender.
Hold steady this is not an ending. It is the holy labor of birth. Stay in the heart. Stay rooted in kindness. Remember that purification is not punishment, but preparation.
Chaos will yield to peace. Sorrow will transmute into joy. The unseen order is working in our favor, even when appearances speak otherwise. Trust the alchemy. Trust the unfolding.
The butterfly has always whispered this truth, what feels like dissolution is simply metamorphosis. The caterpillar cannot imagine the freedom of flight until she dares to let the cocoon fall away. And yet, in her first opening of wings, she discovers the dance of flight was always her destiny. So too shall we spread the wings of a new humanity, light, unbound, and alive with divine remembrance.
As veils lift, we will see what was always true, that we are not separate drops, but one vast ocean of love. Light will seek out light, igniting across the planet in a radiant chain of awakening. And in this recognition of the divine within one another, we will manifest a world no longer rooted in war, fear, or greed,but in the stewardship of peace, the celebration of life, and the flowering of the human soul.
We are the threshold keepers. We are the bridge between worlds. And as this new dawn rises, we are called to live as one awakened species, custodians of Mother Earth, children of the stars, bearers of love, light, and the promise of a new creation.
AHO

09/09/2025

This one's for all the people in the back, who think what I do is woo woo...yeah, I 👀 you.

This was actually a google search. My question? Do hospitals use sound healing frequencies for healing? I'm working on a vision of bringing sound healing to hospice, so just searching for some facts I could use for my presentation.

Somehow we've become conditioned to believe that a doctor in a white coat, making millions off your illness, knows more about healing, but in my experience, the healing is always a drug. I'm glad that the modalities I use have no harmful side effects, other than being sleepy and thirsty, and maybe help with releasing a lifetime of trauma and grief. 🤔

I have attended several different schools, and spent hundreds of dollars, okay.... thousands (shhhhh don't tell the hubby🤣) on sound healing equipment , and training.
I hold certification in many healing modalities, grief recovery, energy healing, informed trauma. But my focus today, was my training in the use of cymatones , a way of tuning frequencies to the body, to bring to balance specific areas of the body, or illnesses and even emotional trauma.
Sounds, for people who have anxiety and depression. Sounds, for people who can't sleep. Sounds, for balance and grounding.
Having any issues, I bet there's a frequency for that!!

If you're interested, all you have to do is reach out.♡♡♡

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Hospitals and medical practitioners have used sound and vibration for therapeutic purposes for centuries, though not always as a "cure" in the modern medical system. From ancient practices to modern technology, the use of sound frequencies in medicine has a long and varied history.
Ancient and historical uses of sound
Ancient Greece: Physicians like Pythagoras and his followers explored the use of musical intervals to treat physical and mental ailments, such as depression and anger. They believed that music could restore harmony to the body and soul.
Ancient Egypt: Priests used chants, incantations, and instruments like the sistrum for healing rituals. Some temples were even constructed with acoustics that would amplify healing chants.
Aboriginal traditions: For at least 40,000 years, the Aboriginal people of Australia used the didgeridoo's vibrations for healing bones, muscles, and illnesses.
Late 18th Century: A French physician named Diogel conducted early systematic studies at Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris. He brought live musicians to his patients' bedsides and recorded their physiological responses, finding that music could lower blood pressure and heart rate.
Rise of modern sound and vibration therapies
19th and 20th Centuries: Scientific interest in sound therapy grew during this period.
Vibrational therapy: In the 1850s, Swedish physician Gustav Zander developed machines for mechanotherapy that used vibrations to stimulate muscles and joints. French neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot also experimented with a vibratory chair in the 1890s to alleviate tremors in patients with Parkinson's disease.
Music therapy: After World War I and II, hospitals began using music therapy to help veterans recover from physical and psychological trauma. The technique was used to help with mobility, memory, and social reconnection.
Modern medical applications
Today, hospitals and medical centers utilize sound and vibration in several evidence-based and experimental ways:
Ultrasound: This is one of the most common applications of sound in medicine. Focused ultrasound waves are used for both imaging and treatment, including breaking up tumors or kidney stones and performing non-invasive brain surgery.
Histotripsy: Approved by the FDA, this therapy uses focused soundwaves to destroy cancer cells.
Cymatics and Bio-Acoustics: Some researchers and practitioners are exploring how specific sound frequencies can influence cells and tissues. Stanford University researchers, for instance, have used acoustics to manipulate heart cells and potentially create new cardiac tissue.
Music and ambient sounds: Institutions like the Mayo Clinic have installed ambient sound systems in patient rooms and operating theaters to promote relaxation and reduce stress.
Brain signal monitoring: Technology exists to convert the brain's electrical signals into audible sound. Doctors can listen to the "tone" of the brain to detect abnormal activity, such as during a seizure.
While some forms of "sound healing" exist outside of conventional medicine, the therapeutic use of sound frequencies and vibration within legitimate medical contexts has a clear and documented history.

09/09/2025

What helps you trust when the path ahead feels uncertain?
The true test of faith isn’t when everything makes sense it’s when nothing does, and you still trust the unfolding. Life rarely offers us the comfort of absolute certainty. The moment someone claims to hold an unshakable truth, they reveal how little they truly see, for truth itself is a living, breathing current.
Look at nature: seasons shift, rivers carve new paths, the sky never holds the same cloud twice. Science evolves with every discovery, and even our own beliefs transform as we grow. What was once sacred to you at ten years old, may not be what sustains you at fifty. Truth is not fixed; it is an unfolding.Truth is alive,it evolves with every breath, every lesson, every turning of the soul.
Faith, then is not clinging to one rigid answer, but learning to trust in the river’s flow. It is trusting that the unknown, though uncertain, still carries you somewhere meaningful.Faith is not about having all the answers; it’s about trusting the journey anyway.
In life, this means holding loosely, whether to outcomes, identities, or beliefs, so that when life changes, you can change with it. Just as a tree bends in the wind without breaking, we too find strength in flexibility.
When you stop demanding absolute answers, you begin to see the beauty of mystery. You realize that not knowing is not a curse, it is an invitation. An invitation to trust, to keep walking, to keep loving, and to keep showing up for the great unfolding of your life.

09/08/2025

I recently asked: “What keeps you from having happiness in this moment?”
The responses I heard were honest, raw, and real: the longing for people to change, the restless mind racing down “what ifs,” and the fear of what might happen. As I sat with these truths, I was reminded of one of my own sacred classrooms, being a grandmother.
There are days when I step into that role with nothing but love in my heart, only to be met with rules, expectations, and reminders that I can’t change how others parent. I’ve had moments where I thought, “If only they would see it my way, then everything would feel easier.” But the lesson Spirit keeps giving me is this: I cannot make anyone else shift for my peace to exist. My joy cannot be held hostage by someone else’s choices. I can only decide how I show up, with love, with grace, and with a willingness to let go, even when my heart feels bruised.
Then there’s the busy mind, oh, how it runs! I’ll catch myself lying awake, wondering, “What if they don’t trust me? What if I’m doing this wrong? What if I let them down?” My brain takes off like a rabbit on caffeine. And yet, the medicine is so simple. I come back to my breath, to the giggles of little ones running through the yard, to the way their tiny hands slip into mine. In those moments, all the “what ifs” dissolve into the now.
And yes, fear visits, too. Fear of what could go wrong, fear of not being enough, fear of the unknown. But being a grandmother has shown me that fear can be held tenderly. Just as I would scoop up a crying grandchild and whisper, “It’s okay, you’re safe,” I can cradle my own trembling heart in the same way. Fear is not a prophecy; it is only a shadow. And shadows cannot stay when light is present.
So what keeps us from happiness in this moment? It is never truly the other person, nor the noisy mind, nor even the fear itself. It is forgetting who we are beneath those things. Happiness returns when we choose to breathe, to release, to love anyway.
Being a grandmother has taught me that joy is not waiting on anyone else to change, nor on life to become perfect. It is here, messy, tender, and shining in the laughter of the present moment.

09/05/2025

Dear Community,
As the Full Moon rises this September, we are reminded of the power of release, renewal, and intention-setting. 🌕
I’m thrilled to invite you to my Love Thy Self: Energy Healing Workshop, where we’ll explore techniques to release stress, ease emotional and physical tension, and reconnect with your inner light.
This workshop is designed for anyone ready to:
• Release the stress and heaviness you carry in your body and mind
• Reconnect with your inner guidance and intuition
• Experience self-healing through energy practices
• Set intentions and align with the power of the Full Moon
Workshop Details:
• Sunday, September 7th, 7 PM ET – Zoom & Full Moon Ritual
• Wednesday, September 24th, 7 PM ET – Zoom Workshop
Special September 7th Full Moon
Experience:
During the workshop, we’ll harness the energy of the Full Moon for a guided ritual that deepens your connection to self-love, clarity, and healing.
What You’ll Experience:
• Hands-on and radiant energy healing
• Meditation & visualization for inner peace
• Creating a ball of light for self-healing
• Optional connection with spirit guides
• Practical techniques to take home and use daily

Looking Ahead – October In-Person Workshop:
The October 5 full moon will be in-person!!! In Glennville, perfect for full immersion, group energy exercises, and a deeper connection to the earth and cosmos. I've missed you all and hope you can make this circle!!

Reserve Your Spot:
Spaces are limited for both Zoom and in-person experiences! Register today to secure your place:
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Come, align with the energy of the Full Moon, and open your heart to healing, joy, and self-discovery.
With light and love,
Tereasa Tyson
Harvester of Healing LLC

P.S. Mark your calendar for September 27 – I’ll be at the Wellness Event at Tanger Outlets in Pooler, sharing sound healing, energy practices, and connection. Come meet me in person and explore more ways to nourish your body, mind, and spirit!

09/05/2025

There are days when the world feels like a maze of rules, regulations, and imposed beliefs, structures that press down on the soul, leaving me restless, angry, and misunderstood. I find myself dis at ease, with being told how I “must” exist in this world. These moments sting because they open old wounds.
My inner child remembers too well, she was never trusted, never believed. She was branded as bad, wrong, unworthy. She carried the weight of being silenced, of being called a liar, of never being seen for who she truly was. And every time I meet a new rule or stipulation laid upon me, those scars ache again, reminding me of the tenderness within.
Yet even here, in the heaviness, Spirit calls me back, to my breath, to the sacred rhythm that cannot be ruled or regulated. Each inhale reminds me that I am free. Each exhale reminds me that I am love. And from this place, I am asked not to deny the rawness of my emotions, but to alchemize them.
To take frustration and transform it into compassion.
To take misunderstanding and reshape it into understanding.
To take anger and soften it into love.
This is my work, and perhaps it is yours too. To walk through a world that often misunderstands us, and yet still choose joy. To honor the wounds of our inner child, while offering her the trust she never received. To let every obstacle become a stepping stone back to our center, where freedom, peace, and love are unshakable.
And so, even when the weight of the world feels unbearable, I return to the truth:
I am not here to conform.
I am here to transform.
AHO

09/04/2025

Link to register:
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09/04/2025

Sometimes we feel hurt, angry, or mistrusted.
It cuts deep, not just because of the situation at hand, but because it touches an old wound inside of us, the longing to be seen, valued, and trusted for who we truly are.
When we don’t receive that trust from others, the temptation is to pretend it doesn’t matter, to swallow our truth, and to carry on as if all is well. But inside, it weighs heavy.
Here is the medicine I’ve been learning:
Resolution doesn’t always come from the other person. Sometimes it comes from within ourselves, from choosing to honor our own truth, even when others cannot.
To sit with our anger, without shame.
To acknowledge our hurt, without silencing it.
To remind ourselves: I am trustworthy. I am safe. I am enough.
The healing is not in changing someone else’s perception, but in reclaiming our own.
It is in looking in the mirror and saying:
“Even if others choose to not see me clearly, I will not abandon the truth I know about myself.”
Resolution, then, is not about fixing the outer world. It is about finding peace within, and choosing to walk forward with self trust, self compassion, and self-love.
AHO