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Presenting a series of CycleCasts - psychic weather readings - seasoned with my observations on life in the world of subtle energies. For an overview of what I'm doing, click on the Label category for How to Read a CycleCast. To subscribe to my monthly UpDate letter;-) write me at burchjan@gmail.com.

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Wednesday, December 30, 2009

On the Feng Shui Road Again

On Monday I went out to do a Feng Shui consultation - the first in quite a while (it's the economy you know) - and dang, it was fun!
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I knew from the start it would be a challenge - my clients, the owners of a medium-sized therapy practice, had warned me of such. The presenting problem was their office conference room, and it had all the ills, indeed: a windowless, tunnel-like entryway; poor lighting and a badly-placed, glaring skylight; a mishmash of furnishings; and unconcealed piping and electrical sockets in the Wealth corner! By the time we'd finished, they a to-do list based on my recommendations, and smiles on their faces. They could visualize the improvements to be made, and now it looked like FUN.
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My recommendations were fairly straight-forward, interior-decorating type of stuff: Paint the walls in a warm, soft color; filter the skylight and improve the lighting; keep the good furnishings (the conference table was primo) and ditch the hodgepodge in favor of streamlined, coordinated pieces; and place the truly outstanding artwork where it could actually be seen. It was hardly an extreme makeover, but the clients were excited by these new possibilities, and I felt pretty proud, if I do say so myself :)
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The key, however, to this transformation was not so much in my decorating skills - impressive though they might be - no, the key to meeting this challenge was energy-clearing, which I specialize in and have developing through my long practice of dowsing for information and subtle energies. Contrary to the way I've described it here, I did the energy-clearing first, taking about the half of the appointment. This is standard in all of my Feng Shui consultations - I don't just give pointers; I perform a thorough cleansing and produce a clean energy-slate before we even talk about Feng Shui. I feel strongly about this, because Feng Shui builds on the energy that exists in the space, as well as bringing in positive energy. If you're building on a noxious-energy foundation, you're just building the bad stuff. It's rather like putting a bandage on a wound without cleaning it first.
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What are these subtle energies I'm working (always with guidance from my dowsing system's connection with Universal Intelligence) to clear? All manner of ghosties and gheesties and things that go bump in the night. Really! There are so many subtle levels beyond what our ordinary senses can perceive - and yet, we do pick them up, even if we don't know what they are. I have cleared geopathic zones and dimensional portals; thought form energy - everybody's bad hair days "stuck" inside the space; karmic ties; and the little gray people often known as ET's. The most sacred thing I've done, however, is clearing of discarnate entities - ghosts, human or animal souls who have crossed over but haven't found their right place in the Cosmos. They are, for one reason or another, attached to the earth plane, and they remain "stuck" until they can be helped to move on. I consider it a great blessing and privilege to be able to do this, even though I sometimes pass it off as ghostbusting (I still haven't received my grey jumpsuit and ghostbusters badge :)
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Once the energies are cleared, the real-world Feng Shui choices - what colors, where to place the couch, windchime or mirror? - come easy. But without it, people struggle like my clients who spent several years trying to get that conference room right, only to end up frustrated and desperate - fortunately desperate enough to call me! I'm doubly happy that the did, because when I help a helping practice to improve their space, I also help them help their clients.
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I'm happy that I've been given the opportunity to return to my Feng Shui roots - and it's definitely a sign that the economy's improving. While I do most of my consultations on-site, for those of you who live outside the Albuquerque-Santa Fe area, don't feel left out. I can do this work at a distance - yes, really. I just need to get a floor plan from you. For more information about my Feng Shui consultations worldwide, visit my intuitive services website. At least let me do an energy clearing, and bust those ghosts for you - because after all, who ya gonna call?

Friday, December 25, 2009

CycleCast for Mercury Retrograde 12.26.09 to 01.15.10

By now, the Christmas dinner has been consumed, the presents have been opened, and we can look forward to the festivities that ring in the New Year. It's always a good time for looking back at the past year, and the Universe has given us a little bit of an energy-gift to encourage those endeavors: It's called Mercury Retrograde.
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Yes, dear readers, that regularly-occurring timespan that make us pull our hair at all the foul-ups, lost e-mails, and misfires in our communication attempts, begins on December 26 at 7:38 am Mountain Time, and ends January 15 at 9:52 am. Since 12/26 is also known as Boxing Day - the time when you're supposed to pack up those gifts you didn't want and return them - this Retrograde business might not be a bad thing. In fact, this whole cycle has a lot to do with you have and what you want! Let's see what the cards have to say ~
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The cycle begins with much illumination, fellow-travelers; just please don't be standing on a ridge-top when the Lightning flash shakes up the sky. Ahead of us, the Ice can be slippery - but see through it and it's clear as glass. What are you paying attention to, traveler? You can throw down the Glove in challenge, or you can pick it up, put it on, and extend a helping hand in confidence that it will be met. Your helper is the Tree that shelters, protects, and withstands the test of time; your rewards are found in the Cake of conscious celebration.
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This cycle will find us focusing on resources at all levels, including the good stuff: pleasures and comforts & joys. If we can rise above the tension between I Have and I Want (really, is a disappointing Christmas present the end of the world?), we can look to some higher levels in which to play out these energies: choose quality, and create substance; it's part of how we own the fire. This is also a good time for cleansing the mind and the body - which might be especially welcome after all those holiday indulgences :) Or, you could just make - and keep - a New Year's resolution to clean out that closet!
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The energies of this cycle peak immediately, now through December 27, so you've got nearly all of this 3-week time span to put into place the lessons you get this weekend. For those who follow my CycleCasts, be sure to check back in a week, when I'll be posting my special CycleCast for the New Year of 2010!
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Would you like to have a forecast of your personal energy cycles? My intuitive readings will help answer your questions and illuminate your path - and are now available by e-mail!. For information and to request a reading,click here, or send a message to burchjan@gmail.com.Visit my website www.GeoGlowConsulting.com for more information about my intuitive services.

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

A Perfect Albuquerque Snowfall

There's something special about snow in New Mexico - not because it's especially rare, but because it's beautiful: Imagine cactus plants iced like sculpture, against a dramatic mountain backdrop under the desert sky. And in Albuquerque it's even better because, as we like say, "It's so pretty, and then it melts!" I woke up this morning to find a perfect layer of snow coating the ground and frosting the trees, so right after I tossed down a cup of tea and bite, I grabbed my camera and went out to get these pics:
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^ My angel suncatcher lights up the monotone landscape
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^ This big cholla cactus in my front yard looks like modern art!
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^ For holiday decorations this year, I hung these oversize ornaments from the big pines that grace my front yard. Here in the snow, they look like a pathway to another realm.
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^ This towering pine stands beneath the lightening sky, as the clouds break after the storm. And true to form, the snow is now mostly gone as the day draws to a close. Tomorrow I'll have a little snow left in the shady spots - and these pictures - to remind me of a perfect snowfall.
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