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De-Cluttered home/ De-Cluttered mind: How to lovingly face that pile that scares you to transform your life?
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Recently I had a support session with someone who had a large amount of clutter in their bedroom. They also struggled with intimacy. Thru telehealth counseling sessions, we were able to physically venture together to their bedroom. I encouraged X to pick up one item off of the floor. X identified the first item and the memory attached to it. The relationship of that pant item on the floor to the person had a memory that wanted to stay buried. Putting the pants into closet meant that that lingering memory had no more power. X wasn't triggered every time she stepped over it. It meant that the relationship to body, body image, romance, self, and other would shift. That is one of countless stories, and that person is certainly not alone. This is a common struggle we all face from time to time- a cluttered home and cluttered mind. By the end of session 4, items were removed from the ground. I guided X on creating a pain to power check list which highlighted what needed to b...
Becoming Love Medicine by Sacred Walker ; Edited & Published by Many Voices
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Becoming Love Medicine Posted by Sacred Walker ; Edited & Published by Many Voices Sacred Walker I stood there in the Norman Manley Airport of Kingston, Jamaica. My small 11-year-old palm connected to my lanky brown hand held tightly on to my mother’s full warm palm center. What do you do when your home and world don’t feel safe? Where do immigrants land when suppression is the only way to get by? My father stood to the left of me with his tall brown caramel skin, shooing away flies. We had not been to New York since we immigrated when I was four, and now, to secure permanent residency “green cards,” we were back. I was delighted at the red, orange, yellow, and green bustling people. Then suddenly, my father’s booming voice interrupted my serene moment, “There are so many flies here. Kind of like you and your mother, just buzzing around and annoying in my ear. Don’t embarrass me out here, you know.” He spoke in a strong, threatening...
Check out the HOTT of the presses Episode 2 #ManifestationMonday Hallows Eve Night Cap Vlog!
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What do millennials of color teach us all about transforming pain to power?
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Reaching For Oxygen: From Pain to Power Young Adult Training Watch RECAP Success Sacred Walker, Founder of Kuumba Health LLC Invited to Facilitate Young Adult Leadership Development Training For Arts & Wellness Day : Created: "Reaching for Oxygen- From Pain To Power" In Support of Rutger's University - Newark City Learning Collaberative Watch Recap Video HERE Make your Mark: Invest HERE This Soulcare Saturday, your investment proves this to be true: "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead (c) Kuumba Health LLC 7/30/16 All Rights Reserved & Liability and Social Media Release Confirmed
FIRE Transforms: Have you embraced your Inner X-Men?
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Professor Charles Xavier : [ to Eric ] There's so much more to you than you know, not just pain and anger. There's good in you too, and you can harness all that. You have a power that no one can match, not even me. Professor Charles Xavier : You know, I believe that true focus lies somewhere between rage and serenity. Would you mind if I... [ Charles makes a gesture to request permission to read Erik's mind ] Erik Lehnsherr : [ Erik signals approval and while Charles reads Erik minds. We see moments of Erik's childhood with his mother ] What did you just do to me? [ Both Erik and Charles cries ] Professor Charles Xavier : I accessed the brightest corner of your memory system. It's a very beautiful memory, Erik. Thank you. Erik Lehnsherr : I didn't know I still had that. Professor Charles Xavier : There is so much more to you than you know. Not just pain and anger. There is good, too. I felt it. When you can access all of...
Mini Movie: Wishing You True Gender Equity & "Stress Free" Freedom on the 4th
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Happy 4th of July from Sacred Walker, Founder of Kuumba Health LLC. Enclosed is an essential tool for achieving inner freedom from past traumas that will increase focus and reduce stress for Professional women impacted by violence, using engaging art and holistic tools. Please invest in Kuumba Health today at: https://www.kiva.org/lend/1103667 in order to turn our projects into on-going programs. Kuumba Health's tools of creative interventions for improved health and transformation uses the arts and holistic training to move stress in our bodies and give participants safe spaces to practice the tools of change we want to see in the world. We are currently on a Kiva Lending platform that has gone international. With your investment\, in 1 1/2 weeks we have raised 27% of our goal and rising. Today, in honor of the 4th, I hope this video touches you and acts as a warm reminder for the lives you touch thru Kuumba Health including your own, & esp. women and LGBT per...
Kuumba Health LGBT Pride Video Released: Wishing You Well With Pics & Weekend Tips!
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Reclaim your voice, desires, finances, & healthy eating in 2015!
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Quarterly Newsletter Spring/Summer Edition- Fire article Section 2: Learning your birthing story can support your re birth: An op ed piece by Sacred Walker
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The story of finding the strength the birth new things amidst challenging times, tapping into that fire to create new life is an intergenerational choice that spans for generations in my family. I interviewed my mom regarding my birthing story, attached below. I found out many things, but one thing in particular stuck out to me. My mom birthed me alone. My father felt threatened by our other family members, and forbade her from seeing her mom and siblings. They went to the hospital room together, but he didn't join her in the labor room. She had me as a natural childbirth. Yet, she birthed me alone. And once I was born she would sneak me off in the daytime to see my family, and particular her mom. She was very afraid of my dad's temper, if he found out. But she took the risk anyway because it was important to her to have us both visit our family. Yet, she chose to stay. I was born within a tumultous environment. Having now understood the risks my mom took to reduce her isol...
This Spring- Refresh Your Commitments to your New Year's Resolutions! (Video clips & Tips included!)
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Circle of Voices- Season 2 Debut Featuring the Founder of KHHP! In case you missed it, here is the re-release of our interview entitled: This Spring Refresh Your Commitments to your New Year's Resolutions! In January KHHP debut'ed 4 health tips into 2014! Check them out, like them on you tube, share them amongst your community! You can also Contact me at: kuumbaproject@gmail.com to schedule time to discuss my bringing innovative & adaptable approaches of mind-body-spirit creative workshops to your clientele or organization. I am apt to as well foster workshops catered to exploring healthy interrelationships, self-care, and harmonizing workplace environments, through the fun experience of the arts. Now that it is June, six months into 2014, it is the perfect time to revamp, refresh, and re affirm your commitment to your health and well being in support of the newer you. The better you are to you, the more obtainable your New Year's resolutions will become. T...
Empathy: The Human Connection to Patient Care- Watch me.
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My former supervisor shared this you tube video with our Hospital team.* Watch this video: Empathy: The Human Connection to Patient Care This video is truly a reminder that fostering the soul care in health care , specifically practitioners showing empathy and compassion, can go a long way for how we as practitioners and as service recipients approach giving and receiving care. I believe, it reminds us to walk a day in our "clients" shoes, and bottom line, treat others with the care and professionalism that we all deserve. I am not always perfect at showing up at my 100% best as a practitioner or as a client. My emotions, like many others, at times get the best of me. I stub my toe, somebody insults my family member, I get a scary call, and my mood changes, paints my day differently. My experience changes the minute that the negative thought enters my consciousness. But God... invites in ease in a simple a moment, as taking in a breath. And when I remember that, I res...