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Healing Light Harmonics

Dear family, friends, and soul siblings,

Thank you so much for all the awesome feedback we are receiving of your experiences with Healing Light Harmonics. It is such a delight to learn of how your are engaging HLH and what it is contributing!

We are happy to invite you to join us for December’s Healing Light Harmonics, the last development circle of 2023. This is the last one we have scheduled!

Participants are welcome to join the live zoom calls, and if the timing of the call doesn’t align for you, or you would prefer to join via replay, we welcome you to join us however it works for you. 

Everyone who signs up to participate will receive a link to the recorded meditation replay to listen, and re-listen as often as you like for the remainder of the month. 

We have been receiving feedback that folks are enjoying the potent relaxation, contribution, and levity of the recorded meditations over and over. 

We are preparing our next session, on Thursday, December 7th, 2023, at 6:30pm-7:30pm Pacific. 

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This series is being offered by donation. We welcome you to e-transfer your donation to hhctraske@gmail.com, or paypal to hhctraske@gmail.com, and in the notes section of your chosen donation platform, please write HLH, and the email address you would like to receive the zoom links, and replay links emailed to.

Ahead of each monthly session, we will send out an email invitation to join us, like this one, and if you would like to participate in that month’s guided meditation, we welcome you to email your donation to hhctraske@gmail.com, and write HLH in the notes or comments section of your chosen donation payment option

We welcome you, however it works for you, to join us.

Below please find the visuals for the event, followed by a detailed event description.

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What is Healing Light Harmonics (HLH)?

Each monthly guided meditation is a stand alone online zoom development circle. Each session builds on the last, and each consecutive listen to each individual session, creates cumulative benefit.   

You do not need to have listened to any prior sessions to join this guided mediation session.

We created HLH to support people with integrating the unique energetic shifts and Light contributions available now.

In this unique time on Earth, where we are all rising to challenges personally and globally, we would like to offer an opportunity to cultivate tools for energetic hygiene, and deepen our connection to our breath, bodies, minds, spirits, and souls, and our beautiful sentient planet.

We can greatly benefit from the increased Light available in the biosphere presently, and practice alignments with the highest harmonics of Love and Light available to us. Together, in these mediations, we can choose to step into the continuous flow of unconditional Love, and open to integrate the multidimensional benefits this Love and Light brings.

As we moved through the first three series of HLH we have been growing, expanding and integrating more Light, and Love, and learning more about what possibilities are opening as we do. While the experiences have been diverse, many have shared growing ease breath, deep relaxation, improved quality of sleep (especially when listened to right before bedtime), healing and levity in the body, an expanding awareness of individual gifts, and a growing sense of being harmoniously interconnected with all of isness. 

What is included in the HLH circles? 

We cultivate a culture of gentleness and allowance, as we explore our unique experiences and share our desire to be open to the contributions we can receive, and be here, and now.

This circle offers us opportunities to practice the skills of being clear in our energetic intention; nurturing our desire to be aligned with the Harmonious Light energies, within the vessel of a guided meditation.

By practicing open receptivity, we are allowing the Healing Light frequencies to contribute to our personal healing and development, and collectively, we also contribute to the Earth, and the infrastructures of Light that surround it. 

Each session opens with a warm welcome and then dives into the guided meditation. A period of silence follows to allow for each of us to offer our unique desires, longings, and gratitude, and for individual alignment with one’s own aspects as well as developing our unique rapport with Source. 

During this silent time of open receptivity, there is opportunity for each individual to receive energetic nurturance, and release energetic discordances. A closing prayer of gratitude will be offered to close each meditation session. A brief opportunity for sharing personal experiences of the mediation will be offered every session. 

Each participant who joins us, and brings their sincere desires for alignment with the highest Healing Light Harmonic energies available, will be gifted many opportunities for healing, uplifting, development and contributions to be ministered by the many Beings of Light. 

You can join live, or via the replays

These series will be recorded, and the replay made available to anyone who signs up to attend, creating flexibility for folks who are not able to, or prefer not to attend the sessions live. Each replay link is viable for the remainder of the month, giving ample time to enjoy the recorded meditations, as often as you like, within the month.

How do you sign up, and participate?  

Two little steps:

1. Please send your donation via e-transfer, or PayPal to hhctraske@gmail.com

And 

2. Type HLH, and, include the email address that you would like to receive the zoom links, and replay links, in the notes/comments section of your donation payment

Once we receive your donation, with your email address in the notes section of the donation payment, your name and email will be added to the participant list for this session, and you will receive the zoom link the day of, and the replay link the day following the session. 

We welcome you to share this invitation with anyone you sense would be interested.

We welcome you to email  hhctraske@gmail.com for more information.

We are continuing to explore different formats, depths and integration offerings, and we welcome your insights and feedback anytime.  

Thank you so very kindly. We hope to see you online and/or via the replays. 

With Love, Light, and appreciation,

Elizabeth Trask, BScN, RN, 

ReplyForward

Thank you so very much

A great big thank you going out to the Association of Pediatric Oncology and Hematology Nurses, for their excellent contributions, participation, and kind feedback, on the presentation I shared last night, at BC Women’s and Children’s Hospital.
You are each so very awesome, and it was an honour to get to share my Love-based message with such passionate, and brilliant practitioners.
Thank you for your keen interest, and enthusiasm.
I am sending an extra special thanks to Kamal Bains, for inviting me to speak, and for being such a gracious host.

National Organic Week in Canada!

We at holistic health consulting, are over-the-moon to welcome this guest contribution, the author of this post, ‘National Organic Week in Canada’ is:  Dr. Catherine Trask!

This Saturday marks the start of National Organic Week in Canada (September 21-28).  There couldn’t be a more appropriate time of year for a celebration of fresh food and produce; as Elizabeth has noted on social media there is an abundance of wonderful fresh foods available right now.  That is really something to get excited about!

Gorgeous Gala Apples, grown in beautiful British Columbia's interior.

Gorgeous Gala Apples, grown in beautiful British Columbia’s interior.

The organic week website describes local events in many parts of Canada, and lots of these are famer’s market events that give an opportunity to meet the farmers and get fresh local food.  The measurable health benefits of eating organic food are not clear  in scientific studies.  Since we all share the same soil, air, and water, pesticide contamination is often also found on organic crops, albeit in lower amounts.  So why would one buy organic?  One can consider not only pesticide exposure, but other aspects of food and environmental quality.  There are clearly differences in the characteristics of a garden-grown heritage tomato grown in your neighbourhood and a genetically-modified, hyper-resistant tomato that can endure thousands of kilometers of travel to make it to your plate.  An older variety of tomato might not be as large or thick-skinned , but it might also have more vitamins (something that isn’t captured if you test two identical crops and only spray one of them).  As a consumer, your choices can help limit the amount of pesticide and synthetic fertilizer released into the environment.  Historically organic producers were also smaller, family-run farms, so an organic purchase was more likely to be local and sustainable.  With the entry of agri-corporations into the organic marketplace this is not always the case, so you might actually support your local farmer with non-organic foods that you buy from a farmer’s market or on the farm.  I would encourage folks to appreciate foods that contribute broadly to community and environmental health: locally-produced, organic, or non-standard varietals (such as heirloom tomatoes or red fife wheat).

These beautiful Roma Tomatoes were grown on a small family farm in British Columbia.

These beautiful Roma Tomatoes were grown on a small family farm in British Columbia.

I spent many years shopping on a student’s budget, and as with many other individuals and families it was just not financially viable to buy organic all the time.  Taking inspiration from Elizabeth’s concept of holistic health, living under financial stress does not support optimal health.  Therefore, it might make sense for you to start small or to make limited changes that fit your budget.  If you are interested in introducing some organic food, you may consider starting with those foods listed on the Environmental Working Group’s ‘Dirty Dozen’.  On average, these foods typically have more residue.

Organic foods, along with farmer’s market or non-standard foods, almost always cost a bit more, but the way you incorporate them into your lifestyle and kitchen habits can help.  If you conceptualize these foods as ‘treasured treats’ then you are unlikely to waste any of them of leave them to spoil.  Buying an organic chicken?  Use the bones for stock.  Buying beets from the farmer?  You can eat the tops too, just like chard or spinach.  Like everything else, these kitchen habits take a bit learning.  I have found the blog ‘Mennonite girls can cook’ to be a great inspiration on this front; they have lots of great recipes to use in-season produce, as well as great tips to eliminate waste and make use of everything.  This blog in particular does a great job of presenting food as a pleasure and not a chore.  Posts this time of year emphasize storing and preparing for winter as a way to mark the seasons and acknowledge our history and our ancestors.  This doesn’t need to mean canning 80lbs of fruit, it can be as simple as freezing some blackberries and a litre of soup for a rainy Fall night to come.

Many of the most delicious berries are far too delicate to transport, your best bet to taste these fragile little treasures, is to visit your local farmer's market or family-run produce stand. The berries don't survive long once they are picked, but they certainly can be frozen and enjoyed later.

Many of the most delicious berries are far too delicate to transport, your best bet to taste these fragile little treasures, is to visit your local farmer’s market or family-run produce stand. The berries don’t survive long once they are picked, but they certainly can be frozen and enjoyed later.

I hope you enjoy the season and the seasonal produce, and enjoy the organic week events in your community.  However, please avoid feeling that non-organic foods are not nourishing, or that you cannot live healthfully without them.  Wash all your produce (including organic!) and look for opportunities to connect with the food that nourishes you: when you can, start with the raw/unprocessed food, meet the farmers, and develop an awareness of the food production system.

Bon appétit!

Post Author: Dr. Catherine Trask

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