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Pioneer Valley Reiki is heart-centered teaching at its best, in a beautiful, peaceful setting abundant with wildlife and loving energy. Gentle wisdom combined with hands-on practice creates the space to receive Usui Reiki; multiple course offerings allow for continued practice and a deepening of knowledge; and Haleya and Thom are deeply committed to caring for self and others, and for the planet. Pioneer Valley Reiki continues its long tradition to help heal and to teach. P.E.


	Haleya is a gifted healer, teacher and, most importantly, the best cheerleader an aspiring healer could ever have. She is highly invested in the success of her students and has a unique ability to de-mystify the art and practice of energy healing. K.B.

I am a Reiki master and highly recommend Haleya Priest to anybody interested in learning about energy healing. Haleya is knowledgeable, caring, inspiring and sensitive to the needs of her clients and students.

Over the past many years, Haleya has organized and offered many activities in our community for college students, health care providers, employees of organizations like Yankee Candle, as well as Reiki clinics. I have worked with her at these events; without exception, each one has been a delightful experience. D.E.


	The Reiki I workshop gave me self confidence. It brought me to connection with source and all my guides - Awesome! - wept with gratitude. It has opened up and made real my ultimate dream of being one who heals others and alleviates a bit of the suffering in the world in a very personal one/one way.

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Wednesday, 09 September 2009

The Art of Listening

Here is an excerpt from Mark Goulston's new book, Just Listen: Discover the Secret to Getting Through to Absolutely Anyone.

He really gets the value of true listening:

"As a psychiatrist for 25 years, I have observed that people just weren't listening. I have noticed that people have a deep need to be listened to and cared for, but often don't want to develop the ability to listen and care for others.

I've seen people negotiating more than relating. Relating requires pausing and listening to what someone else is saying without any other agenda other than understanding exactly what they meant to say. The listening you do validates that what they meant to say is worthy of being listened to. Being actually listened to instead of just heard is very healing to the human spirit.

Continuing to listen deeply is the only thing that keeps aloneness and loneliness away. As soon as you stop listening and stop caring, aloneness and loneliness come back, and alienation is right behind it."

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