Cherry Blossoms in Japan

Dean is teaching in Japan, for the month of April 2012. Along with photos of Kyoto cherry blossoms this posting also includes conversational snippets from Dean’s Facebook threads on Astral Energetics.

Shut Them Down. Now.

On March 11, 2011 I was in Tokyo getting ready to teach my Diploma Course seminars, when the floor began to shake. This article explores some of the implications of the Tohoku Earthquake, and asks we come to terms with the dangers of the aging GE Mark 1 nuclear reactor.

We’ll Always Have Paris

The last few days of my European business trip are being spent on vacation in one of my favorite cities: Paris. We may not be back here for a while, so Yui and I are hitting Le Louvre like crazy, followed by Musée D’Orsay…

Duomo

The Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral) is beautiful. And when you walk in it will lift the top of your head off, as your crown chakra responds to the sacred architecture embodied in the Gothic style…

Not Here For Sightseeing

I had admitted to a reluctant defeat this morning, by sending emails to my clients with the message: “No internet; sorry, but I can’t work until October 1”. Now I was sitting on a full-blooded Lippizan horse, and we were slowly treking downhill towards the olive fields and vineyards that surrounded our hotel. We were not getting along very well …

Chakra Upgrade

When we attend any kind of spiritual healing training we are not just spending time learning from the teacher, but we are making ourselves available to the spirit world that accesses the material and etheric world through that teacher. We can get a chakra upgrade…

Live Blogging At The Higher Chakra Intensive

My live blogging of Rosalyn Bruyere and Ken Weintrub’s German Intensive, September 8-12, 2010

Heavenly Spa

Then it hit me. This Japanese Spa looked and felt like the great white hospital in the Astral World. A huge and brilliant-white building, the Astral hospital is one of the places that recently-departed souls may visit if they have undergone a traumatic or sudden physical death

Dusun

Dean endures a penetrating Reflexology session that seriously challenges his masculine pride, while simultaneously is introduced to the local tribal culture in Sabah, Malaysia. His feet may never be the same.

Hasten to prayer

Dean hears the early morning Fajr Adhan, the Muslim call to prayer, in a way that brings him into meditation, a turning within to embrace soul nature. The call is fresh and new, offering opportunity.