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RAHSEAKA

Using Rahseaka I’ve successfully supported clients undergoing significant life transitions such as: Elderberry Healing - Maureen Meegan

change in life direction
terminal illness
strengthening recovery from addiction
physical and mental abuse
weakened immune system

Rahseaka is an ancient form of light body energy work. Rahseaka cannot be taught; it must be gifted for one to access the vibrational frequency necessary to engage in the healing work. The act of doing Rahseaka, on behalf of a client’s highest good, requires a delicacy of dedication to intuition, truth and honor.

The gift of Rahseaka has been presented through my family’s council of guardian spirits. My master teacher is my mother, Mary Helen. Mary Helen’s intuitive abilities are without equal. She is available year round for sessions in Chicago and quarterly for sessions in Colorado with Maureen. If you are interested in working with Mary Helen and Maureen in Denver, please specify your desire in your request.

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tuesdays with maureen

The Academy Awards, Best Picture

This year the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has nominated 10 movies for best picture, a practice the Academy had left off after the 1943 Academy Awards. My guest Helen Knode, author and former LA Weekly film critic, has pieced together what this year’s best picture nominations say about the prime cultural tension of our time, which she’ll reveal in our conversation. Join us!

Food: Taste, Place, Culture & Pleasure

Eating is one of the most intimate and pleasurable aspects of life. How do taste, place where food is grown (“terroir”), culture, profit, and changing weather patterns affect food? My guest, Arlin Wasserman, Vice President for Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility at Sodexo, explains the many fascinating facets of food.

Asking the Questions & Understanding Choice

“Discernment” asks of us to have awareness and actively make choices in life. And, as my guest Sister Who says, it means asking questions and committing to being fully alive. Join me and Sister Who, sacred clown (one who uses symbols and metaphors to teach) and interfaith minister, for a discussion on why to ask the discerning questions in life.

Finding True Self Through Illness

My guest is Lynsie Mae Buteyn, who learned to harness physical illness and heightened sensitivity as a means to understand her true self and help others. Join us for a most interesting and uplifting conversation.