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Noetic
bodywork therapist
Homo Erectus Humanity stands
apart
Homo Sapiens Humanity learns
through the intellect and duality
Homo Noeticus Humanity experiences
Oneness
Attempts to define what I do have met with
limited success... The feeling for me is that
of weaving together the seemingly disparate aspects
of Being...of guiding someone to a vision of his
or her own wholeness and perfection...of loving
someone for Who (S)He Is, and easing that person
to a place of wonderment and gratitude for the
Life that (s)he has created...WHATEVER that Life
may be...of opening an attitude of joyful responsibility
and active serenity...of watching with awe as
one by one we step into our destiny and begin
to heal our pools of influence through Love...
My roots are Brahmin and Celtic...I was born in
the West Indies, raised in Manitoba, and traveled
to study in Japan, Europe, Central America, and
5 years in San Francisco's Chinatown. Spiritual
training has lead me through Hindu, Taoist, Tibetan
Buddhist, Wiccan, mystical Christian, Cree, Anishnabe,
Miq'ma, Mayan, and Jewish traditions.
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I
have practiced and taught oriental medicine
throughout the Americas for the past 30 years,
created (32 years ago in Manitoba) a way of
teaching English as a second language based
in the music of the language; was member of
a committee that created curricula on the Third
World for high school students (Manitoba);studied/apprenticed
in a variety of psychotherapeutic techniques
(12 years); worked as a counselor and trainer
in Crisis Intervention Centres for 7 years (dealing
primarily with rape and sexual assault victims),
and worked in journalism, politics, and interior
design - as a musician and maker of ritual pipes,
drums and traditional herbal remedies...a farmer and homeschooling mother of 4 amazing children...
It has been my honour to midwife many souls
into and out of their physical bodies.I have
been called teacher, spiritual guide, naturopath,
mother, healer, witch, midwife, shaman and troublemaker
!Home is HeartRoot Farm near Lac-Mégantic
on the border of Maine...240 acres of protected
land at the meeting of the Appalachians and
the White Mountains, where we continue to teach,
to harvest and transform wild herbs, and to
mark the solstices and equinoxes with retreats
and sweat-lodges.
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I see individual clients, couples
and families; guide group meditations; teach
courses for people in the healing professions,
and teach the principles of oriental medicine
in schools, cultural associations, and to anyone
who will listen!
TELEPHONE: (514) 369-7062 in Montreal
(819) 583 5986 at Heartroot Farm
E-MAIL: edawnb@gmail.com
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