Posts Tagged ‘Ashtar’
Ashtar says…
Right now I’m on my way to Sagamihara. I have just completed two days at Angeli with Ms. Mizue Shima and the Ashtar Realignment Program. These are amazing sessions that just keep getting better. Next I will be headed to Tokyo for five days to work with Okuyama-San and Anamone Magazine. After that I return here to Jiagokua…
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Things are going great in Yokohama with Grand Rino and Tomokiyo Nishida. As I said in my last post, working in a whole room filled with crystals of all shapes and sizes is a very powerful experience. I hope that one day you will be able to experience it for yourself. Next up I head…
Read MoreNext up, Yokohama!
I can hardly believe that my time in Tachikawa is over so soon. Beloved Salon has been such a wonderful host to Ashtar and myself. And my interpreter Yuka Onda, who is so much more than my interpreter, she is my dear friend has done her usual amazing job of serving as my Japanese voice.…
Read MoreTachikawa is beautiful
Well, here I am again in beautiful Tachikawa with Beloved Salon where Takako and Hiromi Taniguchi have the most wonderful little corner shop. One of the things I love about being here is that they always reserve a hotel room for me so that, if the clouds have parted, I can see Mount Fuji. Revered and loved…
Read MoreDon't they grow!
As you may or may not know, I have not had the joy of motherhood. You can read about this in my biography “The Lady Ashtar Story”, so I will not spend anytime here going into it. About three years ago my husband and I began sponsoring a young lady in Nepal through the Biswa…
Read MoreThank you Dynavision!
For the past three weeks Dynavision has been hosting Ashtar and myself as we visited with loving hearts in Tokyo, Osaka and most recently Fukuoka, Japan. I am so grateful for all the staff of Dynavision who have worked tirelessly to attract those beautiful people seeking Ashtar’s guidance all along the way. We have had…
Read MoreAnd now it's Fukuoka
My last few hours in Osaka were spent at an amazing, and much overlooked temple called Shitenn Ji. My interpreter Rika Moriyama and I wandered through the ancient gates expecting to spend time in the peace and serenity of a Shinto Shrine. We did find the peace and serenity. I may have mentioned before, the…
Read MoreIt's not working
Maybe you have tried Reiki or another healing process and you did not get the relief you were expecting. Perhaps you are an energy healer who is wondering why your client does not seem to be improving. The question then becomes; is energy healing a fraud? Am I a fraud as an energy healer? Ashtar addressed…
Read MoreDon't be afraid of fear
You know, everywhere I travel one topic is common to everyone Ashtar and I speak with; fear. Fear keeps us from enjoying life. Fear keeps us from finding a more rewarding career. Fear even keeps us from enjoying the relationships we have right now. Ashtar recently spoke about fear in our lives, especially as it…
Read MoreDragons, Dragons everywhere
I love going out on the excursions my hosts plan for us; this time it was to the Tanashi Shrine in Nishi-Tokyo. My interpreter, Yoshiyasu Aoki-san and Dynavision coordinator, Nazomi Minetta helped make it a fascinating day of exploration. The Tanashi Shrine is dedicated to Dragons; five of them that work together to liberate the…
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