Whispers of Harmony™

Course

Open Sky

6 weeks · Live · small group · $399

For the season after a leaving. Identity, desire, and the next true step — held with a small group who understand the air after a door closes.

Next cohort: first Thursday of next month.

  • Six live 90-minute gatherings
  • Healing sittings and sleep after the work
  • Launch gift: one free 60-minute Zoom consult with me (usually $122)
  • A leaving ritual and a becoming ritual
  • Private writing prompts
  • Recordings if you cannot attend live
Enrol in Open Sky

The weeks

  1. Week 1 — After the door

    What ended. What you are not going back to. The honesty of empty space.

  2. Week 2 — The name you used

    Identity without the old role. Who you are when no one is watching.

  3. Week 3 — Desire without apology

    Wanting as information. A small, true yes.

  4. Week 4 — The next few feet

    Not a five-year plan. A lantern, a path, a first step you can take this week.

  5. Week 5 — The ordinary day

    Desire in the grocery queue. Identity without an audience. Practice that survives Tuesday.

  6. Week 6 — Keep walking

    A closing ritual. What you will carry, and what you will leave on the path.

Practice

The practice in this course

Every path includes these sittings. The child. The bathroom floor. The first grief. Your guides. Sleep after the work. Close your eyes. Picture it. Then rest.

10 minutes

A new journey

Press listen. Close your eyes. Picture it.

  1. Close your eyes if that feels safe. If not, rest them on a candle or the floor.
  2. Walk, in your mind, to the bedroom at the age before the trauma — four, twelve, wherever memory takes you.
  3. Ask to enter. Sit with them. Feel their energy.
  4. If you feel you have let them down, tell them you are sorry. The caregivers did not know better.
  5. Ask if you may hold them. Offer your hand. Walk together to a safe place — a new journey of exploration and fun.
  6. Open your eyes when you are ready. Write while you can still feel it.

Close your eyes, if that feels safe. If it does not, let them rest on a candle, or the floor. You can still picture. Breathe in. Breathe out longer than you came in. Again. In your mind, walk toward the bedroom you had at the age you remember — before the trauma had occurred. This might be four. It might be twelve. Let memory take you. You do not have to get the year right. See the door. The handle. The light under it, or the dark. Ask to enter. Do not push the door. Wait until you feel you may go in. Go in. Sit with them. Same height. See them. Feel their energy — tight, humming, bright, hidden, waiting. Stay with that feeling. If you feel you have let them down, if you feel you did not protect them — tell them you are sorry. Softly. You are here now. Let them know the caregivers around them did not know better. This is not to excuse what happened. It is so the child does not have to carry all of it. Ask: may I hold you. If yes, hold them. If not, stay close. Both are love. When they are ready, offer your hand. Walk with them, out of that room, to a safe place. A new journey together. Exploration. Fun. You are going with them. They are not going alone. Stay there a moment. Feel the air of that safe place. The possibility. When you are ready, come back. Feet. Hands. The chair you are in. Open your eyes. Write what you saw, and what their energy was like, while it is still on you.

Rain, ocean, storm, whale-song, and sleep sounds live on the healing meditations page — free, and part of every course.