Author: Darrell Harada

There was a spirit in the man’s house. The man set dried sage a smolder. The smoke would soon to rid him of the uninvited guest. Instead of being exorcised the spirit became enraged. Confused, the man asked me why the smoke didn’t the clear negative energy from his home. Sage will clear negative energy, … Continue reading He Pissed Off A Ghost With Sage →

“I wish I had not been in such a hurry to get to the next thing: dinner, bath, book, bed. I wish I had treasured the doing a little more and the getting it done a little less.” — Anna Quindlen

Imagine the sun shining on your face. Now go outside and let the sun shine on your face. One will get you sunburned if you do it for too long and the other won’t. That’s the difference between sensing and imagining that you are sensing. When learning to sense subtle energy many people are confused … Continue reading Sensing Energy →

One of life’s great pleasures is laying on the grass. I prefer shaded grass, but sometimes the sun feels so good. There’s no purpose to lay on the grass. It’s not a meditation. It’s not an escape. It’s not only for the young. It’s for the enjoyment of laying on the grass. Sure it’s healthy. … Continue reading Laying On The Grass →

Grow one plant. Just one. Any plant. A weed even. Why? If every one grew one plant, there would be over seven billion more plants in the world. There would be more than seven billion more beings, the plants, reducing our carbon footprint. Each of us would have a partner in fighting climate change to … Continue reading Grow One Plant →