When we think of divinity, our minds often wander upward to celestial heavens, starry skies, and ethereal realms. But what if I told you the divine resides beneath our feet, in the soil, the oceans, and the very heart of the Earth itself? Our planet is not just a rock hurtling through space; it is a living, breathing source of divine energy, pulsing with life and wisdom. Some might argue that darkness and shadowy beings fill the Earth, but isn’t the cosmos also home to such mysteries? Let’s explore the sacred nature of Earth and how tuning into its energy can profoundly transform our lives.

Pendulums are magical tools of intuition, offering insights and guidance by reflecting subtle energy vibrations. However, there are times when your pendulum might not provide accurate answers, leaving you questioning its reliability—or perhaps your own. The truth is, the pendulum itself is not inherently flawed. Instead, it mirrors your energy and state of mind. Several factors can disrupt the flow of energy, clarity, and connection during your session. Let’s explore why your pendulum might be giving incorrect answers and how to troubleshoot these issues.

Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of doing a manifestation presentation on YouTube with Kelly Elizabeth Mayne of Divine Alchemy Healing. We explored many of the fascinating reasons why manifestations either flow beautifully into our lives or seem to get stuck. It was a wonderful discussion, and I’ve attached the video at the bottom of this page for you to enjoy.

After reflecting on the presentation, I realized there was one important point I didn’t touch on—grounding your manifestation in the 3D. Manifestation is the magical process of turning your dreams into reality, but for your intentions to materialize, they need a firm foundation in the physical world. Without grounding, your dreams can float aimlessly, unable to take root.

One of the most effective ways to ground your intentions is through journaling, but grounding is only part of the process. To manifest effectively, you must also let go of your intentions and trust the universe to do its part. Let’s explore why grounding is so vital and how to incorporate it into your manifestation practice, including a practical pendulum exercise that uses an object to ground and release your intentions.

Online dating is a world where swiping right feels like buying a lottery ticket, and swiping left is like saying, “No thanks, universe.” It’s not just an app on your phone; it’s an energetic playground buzzing with intentions, desires, and let’s be honest, a fair amount of “What am I even doing here?” vibes.

Over the past year, I have been closely monitoring the Bovis Scale and have found that it’s no longer as reliable as it once was, likely due to the fluctuating energies we’re experiencing. For those who practice pendulum dowsing, the Bovis Scale is often introduced as a tool to measure the vibrational life force (chi) frequency of objects, locations, and even people. Named after French radiesthesist André Bovis, the scale was designed to help dowsers determine the vitality or life force energy present in whatever they are measuring. However, as with many tools in the world of subtle energy, our relationship with the Bovis Scale evolves.

The Hawkins Scale has become my trusted go-to, offering consistent insights to support my energy work—something I can’t always say for the Bovis Scale, which can shift unpredictably under different energies. In the world of energy healing and dowsing, our vibrational state naturally rises and falls, influenced by our surroundings, thoughts, and activities. By tuning into where you are on the Hawkins Scale, you gain a powerful tool for deepening your practice and enhancing your well-being. This scale serves as a reliable compass, guiding you to align with your highest potential in each moment.

In the vast landscape of spiritual practice, dimensions of consciousness and layers of energy intermingle, revealing an often-overlooked phenomenon: the influence of multidimensional beings on our energy. Many who explore spiritual practices, whether meditation, energy work, or channeling, may unknowingly open themselves to these influences. Understanding the nature of these beings and cultivating energetic sovereignty can empower you to navigate spiritual realms with clarity and confidence.

Let’s take a look at the wonderful world of resistance! As an energy sensitive, I’ve come to recognize all sorts of energies and let me tell you, resistance is one of the most fascinating, and sometimes stubborn, ones. Believe it or not, plenty of people come looking for healing or answers to questions but bring along a hefty dose of resistance. It’s like showing up to a dance class with both feet glued to the floor!

As both a practitioner and a client in the Healing Arts, this article really hits home for me! These days, everyone seems to be offering some kind of spiritual solution, making it more important than ever to figure out what genuinely works for you. When I began my spiritual journey, things looked pretty different.

In these transformative times, a powerful inner call is rising within many of us, urging us to step fully into our power. We’re being asked to shift from seeing ourselves as defined by our past traumas and wounds to recognizing that we hold everything we need within to move beyond them. This doesn’t mean there’s no healing work left to do—it means that we’re ready to approach that work with a new understanding.

Ever feel like you started the day with a full tank of energy only to end up completely depleted by nightfall? We’ve all been there, and most of us don’t realize that certain activities, relationships, or environments are responsible for these hidden energy leaks. Recognizing these drains is the first step in reclaiming your vitality and creating a life that truly supports your well-being.

Imagine your energy like a daily battery charge. Some things naturally use up that charge—work, social interactions, running errands. But there are sneakier drains out there: constant email-checking, an environment that feels tense, or even spending time with people who seem to live in a perpetual cloud of stress. Over time, these unnoticed leaks can leave you feeling burned out.

The mind often drifts between memories and future worries. We replay old conversations, anticipate events yet to come, and sometimes get lost in daydreams that pull us away from the present. But through all this mental wandering, there is one part of us that is always anchored in the now—our body. The body, by its very nature, exists in the present moment, and understanding this truth can unlock profound insights into how we can live more fully.

When we set foot on a spiritual journey, the excitement can be electrifying. We’re often filled with an urge to learn it all, dive into new practices, and soak up as much as possible. This eagerness is completely natural; after all, the world of spiritual exploration holds endless promise and possibilities. I remember feeling the same way when I was starting out. The truth is, this journey has been decades in the making, and if I'd received all the growth I was hoping for early on, I probably wouldn’t have known how to handle it…it might have been way too much, too soon! It’s only in hindsight that we can truly see how far we’ve come and appreciate why things unfolded the way they did. And that’s the key… spirituality isn’t just about the practices; it’s deeply rooted in the process itself.

One of the most liberating lessons I’ve picked up over the years is that not everything deserves a front-row seat in your life. The best way to end something that drags you down is to starve it and cut off its fuel supply. No reactions, no attention, just a graceful exit stage left. This is where your true power lies because where your attention goes, your energy follows. And when we stop feeding the drama, negativity, or that one coworker who never seems to run out of complaints, well, that's when the magic happens.

We are currently experiencing an epidemic of family estrangement in our country. More and more families find themselves divided, often due to unresolved conflicts, deep-seated misunderstandings, or differing beliefs. This article looks at both sides of this issue in a non-judgmental way. It is not here to say one side is right and the other is wrong. As in every situation, there are two sides. The point of this article is to explore and discuss the energetics of these situations. The emotional toll of these separations can be profound, leaving individuals with feelings of loss, confusion, and a yearning for connection. Beyond the psychological impact, however, there’s an energetic dimension to family estrangement that affects everyone involved. Understanding this aspect can open pathways to healing and reconciliation, whether you are the person stepping away or the one being stepped away from.

Have you ever walked into a room in your home and felt something was just... off? Maybe it’s a feeling you can’t quite name, a heaviness in the air, or an unsettling sense that you’re not alone. Our homes are meant to be our sanctuaries, but sometimes, unseen energies can linger, affecting how we feel in our own space.

We’ve all been there. Something frustrating happens, and you just have to talk about it. But how do you make sure you're not crossing that invisible line from venting (therapeutic!) to gossiping (not so much)? It’s a fine line, but understanding the difference can save you from a whole lot of drama. Better yet, add a pendulum into the mix, and you’ll be keeping your vibes high and your conscience clear. Let’s dive into the world of venting vs. gossiping, with a splash of pendulum magic to help us stay on the sunny side of the conversation.

We all have that friend—or maybe it’s ourselves—who seems locked into a recurring pattern. They’ve received great advice, healings, and every energetic approach to dealing with the issue, yet it persists. In the world of energy healing, this can be caused by several reasons. Recurring patterns often signal an opportunity—an invitation to address the deeper layers of what’s really going on beneath the surface.

Before signing up for a past life regression to figure out who you’ve been, take a moment to explore the clues that are already within you. Often, your past lives leave little hints in your interests, talents, and even your fears. Instead of jumping straight into regression, try these simple steps to get a sense of who you might have been before.

When we talk about healing, it's common to imagine the healer as someone who "fixes" or "heals" another person. But the truth is far more empowering for both the healer and the one seeking healing. Healing is not something a healer does to someone; rather, it's a process of vibrational alignment between two states—one being the frequency of health and wholeness, and the other being the person in need of that frequency. As someone who has studied many different healing modalities, I have several observations on how healing works, and at its core, it involves a shared resonance between the healer and the person seeking healing.