Larisa Noonan

Ancestral Healing for Witchy Healers in recovery from Fundamentalism.

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How to Bring a Little Ease into Your Holiday Season

December 8, 2009 · Filed Under: Listening to Our Bodies, Personal Stuff, Right Relationship, Self-Care

How to Bring a Little Ease into Your Holiday Season

It’s the holidays… perhaps you’ve noticed? Festive music, garish signs advertising who-knows-what, parties, lights, and of course, tons of additional external and internal pressure. Right? Over the past week, I’ve been in a funk. Totally disoriented and paralyzed by this vague sense of things I should be, want to be, and need to be accomplishing. […]

Sometimes, Running from Pain IS the Best Option!

November 24, 2009 · Filed Under: Listening to Our Bodies, Self-Care

A while back I wrote a post about how we tend to isolate and cut ourselves off from the parts of our bodies that are hurting. I used the analogy of not allowing everyone to sit at the Thanksgiving table and gave a suggestion for how to invite the hurting parts back to the table. […]

Nothing Works: Is that True?

November 10, 2009 · Filed Under: Headaches, Listening to Our Bodies, Self-Care

Today, I’m going to do things a bit differently. Instead of the usual article plus self-care suggestion, I’m going to share with you an exercise I did to help me find right relationship at a time when I was experiencing extreme pain. And, if you want, you can do the exercise with me! Last Thursday, […]

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