The Hero's Journey for Healers

"Your work is to facilitate personal growth by helping others figure out who they are, why they are having a hard time, how they've gotten to where they are, and then assist them in discovering ways they can help themselves." ~Ronelle Coburn

The Hero's Journey for Healers

On the hero’s journey for healers, the first step is to accept the call to be a healer. The next step is to begin the process of removing whatever is in your way on the path, which includes healing your own issues and developing a deep and trusting relationship with yourself and your guides.

You use a process of self-discovery to identify & heal your own wounds, so you will be available to help others heal their own.

This process also involves increasing self-awareness and a willingness to unearth your own truth which includes both "the ways in which you were hurt & the ways you have chosen to protect yourself, but which later block your ability to relate to yourself & others" (Coburn) and also includes your deepest soul gifts and abilities.

Where Are You on the Path?

As a healer, does this resonate with you?

If living your purpose fully as a healer can be described as a series of steps or a journey, where are you in the process?

The Hero's Journey for Healers
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Find out Where You are on the Healer's Path
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Not sure what your life purpose is

and wondering if you really are meant to be a healer?
Click here to take the Healer Quiz.

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Bear Medicine & Being a Healer

Welcome to February!!

As we saw yesterday, spring is coming, but it's not quite here yet. I want to set the stage for what I will be focusing on here this month. Picture a blazing fire, a comfy blanket, fuzzy socks on your feet, a good book to read, your journal and a yummy cup of tea.

Bear Medicine

"Winter is a season of purpose – as are all seasons. Winter’s medicine is about rest, recovery, and going within. When we rest enough during winter, we have the energy we need to sustain us for the remainder of the year. In native traditions, this concept is known as Bear Medicine. Can we learn from bear and hibernate sufficiently to restore ourselves ahead of the busy, waking seasons? If you haven't rested enough, take the next few weeks to honor the cycle." –Sage Goddess 

Have you rested enough this season, so far? I haven't but I think I have done better than I usually do.

Given that you might have some catching up to do where rest is concerned, are you ready to commit to a month of last-minute hibernation? 

What might that mean for you?

(1) Adding an extra hour of sleep each night

(2) Taking a nap each day

(3) Spending weekends at home with less on the agenda

(4) Putting off important projects until the spring thaw occurs

(5) Whatever you thought of in response to this question.

Being a Healer

This month is a great time for introspection, too, while sipping tea by the fire. I want to take some time to explore what it means to be a healer.

Because you guys, the healers and lightworkers, are my tribe. My beloveds. And it is such an honor to serve you, to help you heal so that you can be a clearer vessel for healing others.

But what does it mean to be a healer?

I created a survey almost a month ago and many of you told me that you think you have been called to be a healer, but (1) you're not completely sure or (2) you sometimes doubt it and you're not really sure what it all means for you or where to start.

So here we go this month. Stay tuned! :)

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Not sure what your life purpose is

and wondering if you really are meant to be a healer?
Click here to take the Healer Quiz.

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