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Healing

KayShyne LightHouse Music

Music, Uncategorised By September 7, 2022 Tags: , No Comments

Expressing myself musically has been essential in my healing journey and is also a powerful tool for sharing that healing with others.

I tune to the HEART CHAKRA.

That’s how I selected my Heart Chakra Full Moon singing bowl. By playing my guitar the way I tune it by ear and finding the bowl that matched the resonance.

Here are some of my favorite session that were recorded and shared.

My first day exploring Austin, TX . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vMJhFP2eXs

Jammin’ as Casa de Luz in Austin, TX . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acuAh-_eWUI&t=57s

Lost Parrot Cabins. Magickal Shangri La . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUbXx5_oacA

3 Session Playing at The FreightHouse Cafe . . . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLOo5kiXMjw&list=PLrhxinymqqriORTbZM3Xiu2dSs-ANS7Q7

Heart Songs

I seem to have a gift for creating heart songs that help people transmute trauma.

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Supercharged Elderberry Fennel Ginger beverage for immune support

Herbal Remedies, Organic, Recipe, Tea By February 8, 2021 Tags: , , , , , 1 Comment

I love Ginger! I love Elderberry! I can feel the healing spiciness soothing my throat just thinking about it!

So grateful for teas and their multitude of healing properties. Here’s one of my favorite alchemical combinations to have chillin’ in fridge for boosting he immune system all year long.

Recipe

  • 5 quarts – Water
  • 2/3 cup – Elderberries
  • 1/4 cup – Fennel Seeds
  • 1/4 cup – Coriander Seeds
  • 1 Tbsp – Cardamom Seeds
  • 2/3 cup – Ginger – thinly sliced/diced
  • 1 1/4 cup – Honey (this can be adjusted according to your taste)

Directions

Add 3 quarts/liters of water to a 5 quart or larger pot and bring to a boil.

Grind the dry ingredients – elderberries, fennel, coriander, and cardamom – and add them to the pot. I haven’t seen people say to grind the elderberries before cooking elsewhere, but I feel like it helps extract all the goodness.

Dice/slice the ginger thinly and also add to the pot. I appreciate using a mandolin slicer for this task.

Once it’s boiling I tend to let it simmer for 30-60 minutes. Add the extra 2 quarts when done to bring the temperature down before adding the honey. This also saves energy as you’re heating less water for the cooking process.

I use a measuring cup to add it to mason jars leaving some space at the top so I can scoop the mash from the bottom of the pot into the jars to continue marinating.

– The tea in my 5 qt pot after simmering for an hour –
One of the five mason jars I filled getting energized by the sun!

Would love to hear comments and experiences of anyone who tries the recipe.

Remember to breathe deeply today and dwell on some things you love about yourself!

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