Author Archives: John Arrowwood

Yesterday, my 5 year old son came out of sunday school wielding a paper sword, and talking about the Armor of God. At the time, I was struck with the thought that the concept of “putting on the armor of … Continue reading →

Pool In my earliest memories, I'm beside a swimming pool. There are people talking and sitting around over…there. I fall in. My eyes are open. Above the water, someone comes rushing over. I think they were wearing dark clothes. They … Continue reading →

Crashing Wave Ah, the joy of stress! For me, a sure-fire sign of stress is the tension that begins to form in the muscles of my upper shoulders and neck. If left unchecked, it tends to lead to a headache … Continue reading →

What does wealth mean to me? What a provocative question. On the one hand, I don't really care that much for money. Money is easy to come by. There is always more where that came from. It easier to just … Continue reading →

Sound proofing When I'm talking to somebody, and they opt for silence rather than talking, yeah, I get uncomfortable. Well, no, not uncomfortable… I poke at them, to try to get them to speak. :p I ask questions. I keep … Continue reading →

In the first part, we talked about what Reiki is, using a visual metaphor. In part two, we went through some exercises to help you begin to experience Qi in general. In this part, we will do some exercises to … Continue reading →

I recently signed up for an NLP mailing list. One of the first things that I received after I joined was a list of questions to ask yourself or a client. I later saw those same questions in a YouTube … Continue reading →

This is part 2 of series of posts on Reiki. In this part, we will develop the ability to sense Qi. Share this:FacebookEmailShareStumbleUponDiggRedditPrint

Are you interested in learning Reiki, but don’t have access to a master to attune you? Or a class to teach you? This series of posts is intended to help point you in the right direction. If you have access … Continue reading →

I have a fundamental problem with calling someone “gifted,” especially when it comes to spiritual abilities. If it is a “gift,” then whether or not you have the “gift” is entirely dependent upon something outside yourself. Either you have it, … Continue reading →