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alignment with yourself and all your relations. It is universal in its approach and is intended to be compatible with all religious or political beliefs, cultures and genders. Its intent is to support the underlying foundation and exchange of love, for every relationship and essentially all of life. With today’s busy world, this is a simple self identifying practice that can inform you of where you are placing your energy and where you can adjust yourself to bring more balance to your life. Only YOU know what perfect balance is to you, and who in your life, or what aspect of your life needs more of your Presence, more of your love. The nine rings of alignment is a simple daily practice, to be able to review all your relationships and bring them into greater alignment, at the simplest and most intrinsic level.
More About Jenn Field
Formally trained as a Social Service Worker, Jenn offered 16 years of direct service, supporting
people with developmental disabilities, as well as elders in long-term, psycho-geriatric care facilities.
As a previous instructor at The Canadian School for Natural Nutrition, she has also had the privilege of teaching Reiki and Shamanic Healing in Australia, Guatemala, India and different parts of Canada.
Now, she enjoys the opportunity to continue offering her gifts and service through the growth of my private practice and continued personal creativity and development. Jenn also loves to hike, travel, write, dance and co-create, and practically apply profound inspiration, for the sake of all beings.
More About Chris Austin Fletcher
Criminology and a minor in psychology. He has over 30 years experience working with youth and families, many identified as having the highest risk and greatest needs in the province of BC.
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