Seichem

[Guest guest]

Jane:

 

Thanks for clarifying Seichem for me. I had absolutely no idea what it was, and

it sounds wonderful. I particularly like that the symbols used for focus are so

simple; that is one of the things I like about Chios as well. I won't mistake

it

for Reiki again ;-)

 

I see you teach this method; over what period of time is it taught?

 

The toning and movement is attractive to me, too. I use various forms of

" noise "

with different modalities, including music in certain keynotes, percussion (like

rattles & drums) and vocal toning. I have been interested in trying my husband's

Tibetan bowls and bells with someone, we use them at home every day and when we

participate in the " sound wave " circle Gordon Rosenberg has started.

 

Have you read Jonathan Goldman's " Healing Sounds " ?

 

Blessings,

Crow

" Look for Rainbows in the Darkness "

[Guest guest]

Hi Crow,

 

I teach it in a one day class, the same as my Reiki classes. But I call it

Seichem as opposed to SKHM, simply because in the one day class I don't want

to get into tons of emotional releases in the class (though that has

happened spontaneously), but I teach all the techniques I've learned.

 

I just finished a four week toning class at a local adult school here and

Jonathan Goldman's name came up a lot - so I definitely have to get his

" Healing Sounds " . A friend who took the class with me got his chakra sounds

CD and said it is fantastic. It is amazing what an effect toning (either

done by the self or done by someone with/for/to you, in person or distant)

has on the body and emotions. I love it.

 

Caroline Abreu wrote:

>

> Jane:

>

> Thanks for clarifying Seichem for me. I had absolutely no idea what it was,

and

> it sounds wonderful. I particularly like that the symbols used for focus are

so

> simple; that is one of the things I like about Chios as well. I won't mistake

it

> for Reiki again ;-)

>

> I see you teach this method; over what period of time is it taught?

>

> The toning and movement is attractive to me, too. I use various forms of

" noise "

> with different modalities, including music in certain keynotes, percussion

(like

> rattles & drums) and vocal toning. I have been interested in trying my

husband's

> Tibetan bowls and bells with someone, we use them at home every day and when

we

> participate in the " sound wave " circle Gordon Rosenberg has started.

>

> Have you read Jonathan Goldman's " Healing Sounds " ?

 

--

Janie

Walk softly, Live gently

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Usui Reiki Ryoho and Seichem Classes

In person - New Jersey

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

A man should first direct himself

in the way he should go.

Only then should he instruct others.

~ Buddha ~

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~