A Place for Everyone at the Table

In our Zhineng Qigong pure consciousness "mingjue" healing sessions, we enter the empty (but not empty) space of the universal entirety field where everything is one. This includes EVERYTHING, even the things in ordinary reality that we might not like or might not want to be around. This practice of non-duality helps us to hold our patterns of judgement more lightly, and brings us to a place where we have a greater capacity to stop fighting and to accept. It could be argued that unconditional acceptance is the most important practice we do in Zhineng Qigong.

This week in our Tuesday night group healing session (sign up for our newsletter for dates/times/zoom links) we invited the theme of Wild Turkeys into our informal "happy quarter". Turkeys are special birds, originally only found in the Americas. We think of them in the fall, but outside in nature they are dressed in their finest regalia only during the spring mating season (which is now!) The male turkeys (toms) can be found all over the country following groups of females (hens) around dressed to impress. Soon the hens will be incubating 12+ eggs and the just-in-time for May Day and Easter story will be reborn.

Wild turkeys are associated with family, and they are a welcome ambassador for us to tune more deeply into the universal entirety field of oneness and unconditional acceptance; our true family of unity. You can experience this rich field in the recording of the healing session below where we harmonize to the good information that ...

Everything is accepted,

Everything belongs,

Everyone is family, and

There is a place for everyone at the table.

Haola!

Formal Mingjue Healing begins at 32:47:    • Healing with Wild Turkeys

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Megan Kaun is a certified Zhineng Qigong Healer and Teacher in the Hearts Rooted Collective. For more information about Megan, her offerings, and her work, visit her website at www.IntoTheHumm.com.