Left handed or ambidextrous energy workers- a question

[Phoenix_Rose]

@Susurrus

Siofra… not appearing in this film.’

you have my heart! too funny!!

[Susurrus]

We have running conversations with lines from Monty Python in this house

[Phoenix_Rose]

@CelestiaMoon

And now I have that song in my head

Hahaha. Yup and I always want to go and get some coconuts!!

[BryWisteria]

@Phoenix_Rose

I wonder if someone times we need a bit more of an energized, explosive energy to help us.

Healing energy is often depicted as gentle, flowing, and commonly water-like, probably because it’s a soothing visual and relaxing to feel. But I think you’re absolutely right about sometimes needing something different!

In TCM, it’s possible to have a yang (fire, masculine energy) deficiency the same way you could have a yin (water, feminine energy) deficiency. We are wonderfully complex beings, made of all the elements coming together in harmony- it makes sense that sometimes we need something a bit more energized and powerful

@Phoenix_Rose

I am glad you liked the question. Perhaps a weekly challenge , if it hasnt already been done.

It is a wonderful topic, and a great one for a weekly challenge! We did have one Energy Work Challenge in the past, but it was quite a while ago (and is a very popular topic!). I think it’s high time we put energy work back on the challenge to-do list for another go!

@Phoenix_Rose

my question was a layer on my journey of exploration and I thank you for taking the time to answer .

Beautifully said!

@Shadeweaver

And Ocean energy… well after 3 typhoons in the South China Sea… I’m a bit cautious about that energy. lol

You are very wise to be cautious with the ocean, Shadeweaver- the energy is very unpredictable and volatile. The ocean appears quiet and gentle one moment, then furious and stormy the next- aka not a good channeling focus for emotional or stability work!

That being said, the ocean holds immense power and wisdom- she was there long before humankind, before life itself. In her embrace is a powerful place to dig deep into oneself and go beyond the limits of time and body (as long as someone keeps some mindfulness and mundane protective measures in place- safety first!)

@Susurrus

Especially when Spring starts here & I can actually be outside to do anything

Yes! Hearing this makes me even more excited for nice spring weather and spending time outdoors! For those of us who enjoy connecting/grounding/channeling Earth energy, there’s not much better than digging toes into the soil and being surrounded by fresh air Can’t wait!

[CelestiaMoon]

@Phoenix_Rose

Hahaha. Yup and I always want to go and get some coconuts!!

Travelling a lot?

@BryWisteria

In TCM, it’s possible to have a yang (fire, masculine energy) deficiency the same way you could have a yin (water, feminine energy) deficiency. We are wonderfully complex beings, made of all the elements coming together in harmony- it makes sense that sometimes we need something a bit more energized and powerful

There was a time (very recently) that I had just that, all rest and no action… it had been good for me for a while after having had run out of energy from the opposite. I realized talking with my tantra teacher about her schedule… it seemed terribly busy to me, but she was happy and nourished. We need a little bit of that fast and furious energy in our lives too, to keep things interesting and moving, it’s all about balance.

[BryWisteria]

@CelestiaMoon

I could hear this sound

Gif from Tenor

@CelestiaMoon

We need a little bit of that fast and furious energy in our lives too, to keep things interesting and moving, it’s all about balance.

I agree wholeheartedly!

[Susurrus]

@BryWisteria now that’s all I can hear

[Phoenix_Rose]

Amazingly, my 12 year old uses lines from the quest for holy grail. It’s awesome. I love it!!

You know, when I am in a situation I am finding difficult for whatever reason, I transform it into a Monty Python skit in my head. It makes me chuckle and helps me shift gears.

[Susurrus]

My entire house is like that… we often speak in lines from different movies. Monty Python is a favorite of ours. My daughter used to name the bunnies in the yard ‘Tim’ & my son would be like… ’ Does he have big, nasty teeth… like this?’ (& make a hand gesture by his mouth) She’d giggle & run away yelling ‘Nee’ Then he’d be like… that doesn’t even make sense! Trying to reason that she is 7 years younger than him so to her it makes total sense was a bit difficult sometimes. My husband & I thoroughly enjoyed it & still do