Posts Tagged ‘Ashtar’
The calm after the storm
It is so hard to believe that just three days ago I was huddled away in my hotel room as a Typhoon blustered across Japan. Today the skies are blue and life has resumed its beautiful pace. If you don’t count the nearby International Airport that is closed and the people flooded out of their…
Read MoreThe Typhoon has passed!
The trains stopped running, stores closed, people stayed home and my private sessions were cancelled! Typhoon Jebi made landfall right near where I am in Osaka and disrupted lives throughout the region. Kansai International Airport was flooded, the bridge to the airport was damaged and closed due to a Tanker that broke loose from its…
Read MoreA new day
I am very excited about this; Ashtar has asked me to develop a new teaching system. It will not replace what you have already heard; it is a new class, an opportunity to develop yourself even deeper. We call it Ashtar’s Realignment Program. We will be using meditation in several forms, visualization and Hermetic Principles combined…
Read MoreIt's raining!
You may have seen one of the videos I sent out to offer blessings and comfort to those in Japan who have been so hard-hit by rains, and even earthquakes this summer. Many sections of JR track have been closed due to landslides, and down here in Higashihiroshima the rain continues. Once again I call…
Read MoreAn Ashtar group session
My heart is so full! During the past year so many new people have come into the Ashtar circle. We both say thank you, and welcome to our new (and long time) friends. What has become evident to me is that with people checking-in from around the world, they have never had the opportunity to…
Read MoreAnd now its Gotunda
My interpreter Yuka Okawa Reinhart and I are now in Gotunda, Japan. Group sessions, private sessions and workshops are part of these six days in the greater Tokyo area, and we are having a blast! Each morning I walk from my hotel in Hero-o to the subway, travel one short stop then board the…
Read MoreAh, the countryside!
Out here in Yamagata, the pace of life is slower than many places I go. The air has a sweetness, my eyes are drawn to the bounty of growing things all the way to the horizon. Yamagata is a magical place, and Atelier Gem Cafe, where I am working right now, is magical too. I love…
Read MoreHello Sapporo!
In the far northern Prefects of Japan is the delightful City of Sapporo. For those who think Japan is Japan is Japan, this is one of those places that show how diverse this beautiful country is. While Tokyo was steamy and hot, I arrived in Sapporo to blessedly rainy skies and temperatures in the…
Read MoreMatsuyama
After a delightful six hour drive from Izumo, Brian, Yukari Kojima, and my interpreter Aiko Handa and I arrived in this beautiful peninsula city. Along the way we reveled in the country views and big city bustle. We had to drive because recent rains have devastated the rail system in this part of Japan. We even…
Read MoreHappy, Happy Vortex Festival!
I get to do so many wonderful events here in Japan, my heart overflows with the love that is shared with me. After Ashtar’s amazing weekend at the Iyashi Fair sponsored by Studio Kara and Grand Rino, we shifted gears on Monday for an exclusive event sponsored by Dynavision. The afternoon began with a tea…
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