(928) 282-2520
AcupunctureSedona.com
For 14 years, Ahna Bridenbaugh, L.Ac., has offered her expertise as a master acupuncturist & Chinese herbalist that has helped thousands of her patients resolve their health issues and achieve what she calls “Well Above Wellness”. If you want to know how acupuncture will work for you – no matter what your symptoms are – please call or e-mail her for a free consultation. Perfection of Your Health Is the Point.
Celebrations of the Heart
(303) 570-1671
celebrationsoftheheartministry.com
Sophia’s Sedona Wedding Ministry offers customized interfaith weddings for all couples including GLBT. She has been a Wedding Officiant for over 25 years, and is a member of “Show Stoppers,” Sedona’s preferred officiants. She also offers soul-level healing to use the power of prayer and tracking to Heal and Art from the Soul. Her art brings beauty to your home and elevates the soul!
Earthlove Fellowship
EarthLove.org
Linda Mae works with you to reconnect with your passion, reunite with your life purpose, and re-awaken your soul so you can live your joy YOUR way. Linda Mae has been counseling and coaching clients for over 25 years from all walks of life. She was granted clergy credentials from the Fellowship of Druidism in the Latter Age in 2007 and, in addition to spiritual counseling, has been performing public ritual and rites of passage since 1991.
Healing with Joy LLC
(928) 282-0683
HealingWithJoy.com
For the last 25 years, Joy has been helping people improve their health, brain function and overall happiness with CranioSacral Therapy, Yoga, and Meditation. Working in group classes, as a speaker, or privately with individuals, her focus is on the multifactorial wellness of the brain and nervous system throughout the life cycle.
When I am on tour, teaching in any venue around the country (or world), I usually teach at whatever level the group is at–adding something more, however, in order to encourage them to stretch their minds a bit. But, being at Unity of Sedona for several years now is different. Here, the attendees seem ready for something profound every week and I am happy to oblige. And yet it can still push some people’s buttons to have someone standing up there on a consistent basis speaking on such deep and varied topics and doing so with such confidence. It’s especially intimidating to those with a competitive male ego–especially when I failed to condone some of the “free-for-all” behaviors practiced by many in Sedona.
Students on the spiritual path (including those in Sedona) are well represented in a story I created about two fresh-water springs. These springs are found by walking through a very hot and challenging desert. The first spring is called the “spring of comfort.”It has cool, clean, refreshing water and is only a two mile walk–which makes the visit to this spring all the more enticing, as it’s somewhat easy to reach and offers at least a reasonable amount of reward. The other spring is called the “spring of life.” This spring has all the beauty of the first spring, and even more, but it’s several more miles away. Nevertheless, this spring is well worth it, as it can awaken one’s soul–thus bringing us eternal life and a life of depth, abundance, and fulfilling relationships. Continue reading
