David Elliott's Tibetan Cranial
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Hey everyone,
I'm David, and before I tell you too much about myself, I would like to thank you for even considering helping with this cause. Your support means a lot to me.
As I said, I'm David, and in case you don't already know me, energy work, especially healing, is my life passion. It all started when I met my Reiki Master/Teacher, Donna Lambdin. At the time that I met her, I was very unsure about many things, even questioning the existence of love in this world. By fate and happenstance, I ended up seeking her out for a healing session. I had no idea what Reiki was, how it worked, or why I felt so compelled to experience it, but in the moments following my laying down on the table, I experienced love sent from the hands of the practitioner standing beside me. For the first time in my life, I knew that love was real and could be SHARED with others! From that moment forward, I dedicated my life to the practice of Reiki and other light work that heals from the Great Center of Light and Love, or God, or Universe, as it is also called. Currently, I am a Reiki Master, on my way to adding Tibetan Cranial healing to my "tool belt" if you will.
Tibetan Cranial practice is a healing modality more 3,000 years old, which as the name suggests, originates from Tibet. It is a beautiful, hands-on practice that almost passed into extinction during the Chinese extermination of Buddhist temples and monasteries. It is said, that during that time, only three monks escaped from the temple where this practice was regarded as sacred, and the temple, along with its knowledge, was all but destroyed. The practice remained only within the memories of those three monks. They spread out in differnt directions, keeping in hiding. Eventually, a woman named Shar Lee, after completing years of studdying in the yogi arts, as well as other forms of healing, sought out one of the monks. Traveling through Asia from village to villiage looking for a great healer, she eventually came across a man, who later revealed himself to be one of the three survivors. He had been maintaining the healing art of Tibetan Cranial on those in need within the village and was loved by the people. Shar decided that she wanted to become his student, but the monk was harder to convince. After sitting for five days, without moving, drinking or leaving for the bathroom or to sleep, Shar was finally accepted to be the monk's one and only student before his passing.
This practice is well known and sanctioned by Lamas of Buddhism, but is still on the verge of extinction. Thankfully, a growing interest has begun to spread, and now there are more than three teachers of TC worldwide. It is my goal to become a master of this practice, having felt the profoundness of its healing first-hand.
This is where you come in. The total cost of my yearlong apprenticeship training is $2,960. During this year of training, I will need to give 108 Tibetan Cranial sessions. While I am not able to charge for the sessions I preform during that time, I would make sure you get all the sessions you need, or I can provide a free session when I become a certified practioner. I feel that this is something that speaks to my very being in how I can help others heal while becoming more whole myself.
If you have any questions about Tibetan Cranial, a more detailed explanation can be found on Shar's TC website:http://www.tibetancranial.org/about-2/
Thank you so much for your love and support
"Tadyata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samunggate Soha"
("May the many sentient beings who are sick, quickly be freed from sickness. And may all the sicknesses of beings never arise again.")
-Medicine Buddha Mantra
I'm David, and before I tell you too much about myself, I would like to thank you for even considering helping with this cause. Your support means a lot to me.
As I said, I'm David, and in case you don't already know me, energy work, especially healing, is my life passion. It all started when I met my Reiki Master/Teacher, Donna Lambdin. At the time that I met her, I was very unsure about many things, even questioning the existence of love in this world. By fate and happenstance, I ended up seeking her out for a healing session. I had no idea what Reiki was, how it worked, or why I felt so compelled to experience it, but in the moments following my laying down on the table, I experienced love sent from the hands of the practitioner standing beside me. For the first time in my life, I knew that love was real and could be SHARED with others! From that moment forward, I dedicated my life to the practice of Reiki and other light work that heals from the Great Center of Light and Love, or God, or Universe, as it is also called. Currently, I am a Reiki Master, on my way to adding Tibetan Cranial healing to my "tool belt" if you will.
Tibetan Cranial practice is a healing modality more 3,000 years old, which as the name suggests, originates from Tibet. It is a beautiful, hands-on practice that almost passed into extinction during the Chinese extermination of Buddhist temples and monasteries. It is said, that during that time, only three monks escaped from the temple where this practice was regarded as sacred, and the temple, along with its knowledge, was all but destroyed. The practice remained only within the memories of those three monks. They spread out in differnt directions, keeping in hiding. Eventually, a woman named Shar Lee, after completing years of studdying in the yogi arts, as well as other forms of healing, sought out one of the monks. Traveling through Asia from village to villiage looking for a great healer, she eventually came across a man, who later revealed himself to be one of the three survivors. He had been maintaining the healing art of Tibetan Cranial on those in need within the village and was loved by the people. Shar decided that she wanted to become his student, but the monk was harder to convince. After sitting for five days, without moving, drinking or leaving for the bathroom or to sleep, Shar was finally accepted to be the monk's one and only student before his passing.
This practice is well known and sanctioned by Lamas of Buddhism, but is still on the verge of extinction. Thankfully, a growing interest has begun to spread, and now there are more than three teachers of TC worldwide. It is my goal to become a master of this practice, having felt the profoundness of its healing first-hand.
This is where you come in. The total cost of my yearlong apprenticeship training is $2,960. During this year of training, I will need to give 108 Tibetan Cranial sessions. While I am not able to charge for the sessions I preform during that time, I would make sure you get all the sessions you need, or I can provide a free session when I become a certified practioner. I feel that this is something that speaks to my very being in how I can help others heal while becoming more whole myself.
If you have any questions about Tibetan Cranial, a more detailed explanation can be found on Shar's TC website:http://www.tibetancranial.org/about-2/
Thank you so much for your love and support
"Tadyata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samunggate Soha"
("May the many sentient beings who are sick, quickly be freed from sickness. And may all the sicknesses of beings never arise again.")
-Medicine Buddha Mantra
Organizer
David Elliott
Organizer
Loveland, CO
