About Reiki

A healing technique based on the principle that therapists can channel energy into a client by means of touch, to activate natural healing processes of the body and restore emotional and physical well-being.

Reiki is a whole and complete energy system. It can be used anytime, any place, for any condition(s). This vital flowing energy is the basis for the continuity of life as we know it. Reiki is taught in many different ways with varying degrees and/or levels; it is presented here as a system containing three degrees and 4 levels.

About Polarity Therapy

A systemic knowledge of energy flow based on the five natural elements and seven primary energy centers or Chakras. Polarity Therapy is based on orthodox anatomy and physiology as well as the energy anatomy of the human body. Polarity Therapy involves the skillful application of bodywork techniques to promote harmonious life function. Polarity Therapy addresses physical, mental, emotional and spiritual patterns of being.

About Integrated Kabbalah Healing (IKH)

A profoundly transformative and deeply nourishing form of healing. It integrates the wisdom of Kabbalah and the Tree of Life, Buddhism along with modern psychological insights. To engage with IKH is to be in a relationship with all that means to be a human being, living a fully human life.

Kabbalah is a wonderful tool for looking at how we make the world over in our own image. It is not a series of books and theories; rather a course in experience, it asks us to be awake, to engage, and to awaken to that engagement. We study Kabbalah to learn to love life and honor every piece of it, and to see its presence in every way. Kabbalah speaks to our fundamental desire to know what life is all about. From this perspective, the reason to study Kabbalah is practical and human. It lessens the distance between ourselves and others. It lets us see the origins of what truly nourishes us.

About The Dynamic Process

Most of us live -to varying degrees-in a world of shadows, unaware of our true nature, our true abilities, and our true place in the universe. We substitute the unreal for the real, material goods for spiritual goodness, and let the least parts of ourselves dictate most of our behavior. Our deepest hopes and dreams become distorted versions of what we really want. The world itself becomes somewhat unreal and threatening.

So, we try to manipulate the world-including ourselves and others-in an attempt to constantly adjust our level of safety. The problem is that our ideas of true safety are dictated to us by this smallest piece of our consciousness,the part that is most afraid. Put another way, often our efforts to solve conflicts in the world don’t start with solving the conflict in ourselves.

The Dynamic Process was created in 2003 as a way of working with conflict. Whether that conflict is inner, as in deep physical, psychological, and spiritual dissonance, or external, in the form of political conflict of any type, the "Nondual Process for Conflict Resolution" offers a unique, personal process that affects the outer world as well as the inner world. Every person who deals with conflict is dealing with two worlds at one: the outer world-which seems to be beyond our control, and the inner world-which also seems to be beyond our control. So change, whether inner or outer, can feel impossible.

As a spiritual tool, the Dynamic Process takes the person themselves as the starting point for any change. It is is a training tool and the exercise machine that changes who we are. The person who begins a session is not the same one who finishes it. By doing the Process, we are transformed and enlarged, enlarged enough to see who we are in our small and great aspects, and to accept it all.

About The Work of Return

The Work of Return is a method for working with physical, emotional and spiritual symptoms. It was created by Jason Shulman in 2005.

It can help with physical problems- even long-term ones such a chronic pain- and in addition, is a powerful method for working with emotional and psychological difficulties, such as anxiety, depression and other problems of human life. Through a system of certain type of movement, a certain pattern of using the voice and specific way of breathing, the Work of Return, will lead you deeper and deeper into yourself so that the symptoms no longer have any symbolic value. A symbol is something that stands in for something else. Strangely, suffering that is not symbolic is simply suffering, and such suffering is easier to bear and does not interfere as mush with the life force.

In addition, symbols are things from the past: when we are not engaged in symbolic behavior, we are in the present moment, body, mind and spirit.