craniosacral

Hi Mattie,

I liked my craniosacral therapy yesterday.
Gabe is named for Gabriel the Angel, so ... that's a good sign, right?

That space on 30th and Sixth, that studio at Backbone and Wingspan, was so peaceful, so fengshui'd.
I'd love to live in an environment like that. All white and communal, a big open space, organic and scrubbed wood...cubby holes for shoes.

And Gabe was good. A bit uptight at first, but he delivered.
I imagine you have to have pretty strong hands to do it well.

It is expensive (however).

Still, Gabe was good for my hope quotient.
He prayed (sort of) before we started.
He found all of my difficult areas.
My skull is pretty tight (he told me).

At one point, I wanted to make a noise, (or cry or something). Maybe because he suggested that I it could get emotional.

One hand position was such a relief to my lower back I wanted to call out "I love you!" Maybe I should have. Let it ALL out.

After the session, (sixty minutes)
He talked about this book "The Teaching of Abraham" by Ester and Jerry Hicks.
I talked a little about Christian Science and the power to heal through divine love.
We talked about the power of intention, that like attracts like.
We talked about the brain being the most powerful organ of the body. A handful of cells can truly be powerful.

"If it went in one direction, it could go in another direction." he said. That was good to hear.

I tell him about Mind Science.

And this is a section of the book I was trying to relate to him.

"By making use of our subjective mind,
we, so to speak, create a nucleus, which is no sooner created than it begins to exercise
an attractive force,
drawing to itself material, of a like character with its own, and IF this process is allowed to go on undisturbed, it will continue until an external form corresponding to the nature of the nucleus comes out into manifestation on the plane of the objective and relative.

This is the universal method of Nature on every plane.

Some of the most advanced thinkers in modern physical science, in the endeavor to probe the great mystery of the first origin of the world, have postulated the formation of what they call "vortex rings " formed from an infinitely fine primordial substance.

They tell us that if such a ring, be once formed on the minutest scale and set rotating, then, since it would be moving in pure ether and subject to no friction, it must according to all known laws of physics be indestructible and its motion perpetual. Let two such rings approach each other, and by the law of attraction, they would coalesce into a whole, and so until manifested matter as we apprehend it with our external senses is at last formed."

This is from Thomas Troward's book.
My friend Peggy gave it to me.

Despite our positive rap, Gabe appeared slightly unnerved about my issue. Maybe I was imagining that? (maybe)

I feel like I need momentum to turn this around. A therapy session every day!
Organic food, organic sheets, healing colors on my walls!
Air cleaners and (little healthy green plants) to remind me, (to persuade me) to subconciously guide me, to health.

Aromatherapy and a solid supply of bath salts!

My Hollywood fantasy. A fortyish Harrison Ford.
A SOHO loft. A funny dog that makes faces when Harriosn falls in his apartment.
In the end he's jogging through Central Park.
The slow clap.

Charlie