Môhalu
Māhoe Hope 23
On this fall equinox, I had everything purged out of my colon. Woke up multiple times in the night to use the lua (toilet), then had huge BMs all day long. Not sure what catalyzed this purging. Could have been the daikon rice I ate or the fact that I started drinking 10.5 ph kangen water.
Also, on this day of transitions, we pulled Jett and Fox out of the Chinese immersion school they were attending and put them in neighborhood elementary school. It was a tough change for everyone. We got into the immersion school through a lottery, so we were giving up our coveted space to attend a local public school.
Eight year old Jett grieved last night about the loss of his friends: “I will never see them again.” This morning we all walked onto the clean, bright campus and met friendly new teachers and administrators. Fox’s kindergarten teacher looked like a kindergarten teacher–all smiles and hugs.
When I entered Jett’s classroom, I knew we were at the right place. There was a large poster that read, “I don’t know yet!” This is the non-judgmental curiosity that I felt was being squeezed out of my sons at the other school. Both Jett and Fox like their new school, teachers, and friends. Jett had 10 minutes of homework to do–what a change! We also learned that they get twice as much P.E. here, as well as art and music classes.
I feel like we all released a lot of kūkae (crap) today. Feeling much lighter and peaceful now.
Diet
Made raw veggie fettuccine with parsnip noodles and macadamia nut cream sauce. Not bad. I’m also adding a quart of carrot juice per day to my diet/treatment. In addition, I plan to eat 6 frozen grated lemons per day. Serendipitously, my mom forwarded me an email about eating frozen lemons today after I decided that I was going to add this treatment to my daily diet.
Exercise
Woke up late since my sleep was interrupted so much last night, so I missed morning movements. After dropping the boys off, I walked around in the sunshine for half an hour before heading off to work.
Relationships
My relationship with the Cupertino Union School district feels more peaceful. I feel grateful that that Jett and Fox are in a school that prioritizes curiosity, happiness, and kindness.
Spent the whole time at Awakin Circle meditation visualizing a heavenly wailele (waterfall) penetrating my crown chakra and cleansing my entire body down to the bowels. I sensed into another image of a huge Divine waterfall cleansing all of humanity like Jesus in the transfiguration. It felt like grace.
The connections to baptism are obvious. I just need to open myself to grace that will cleanse this kūkae out of my being.
Having said that, I’m reminded of a Muslim saying: “Trust in Allah, but tie up your camel.” I’m going to trust in grace, but also keep up with my veggie diet and treatments.
Kūkae (BM)
Amazed at how much I expelled today. A major portion of the BMs didn’t have blood, although still had blood/sediment both last night and during the day today.
I really like to read your posts, but I have a problem with the shortened words here, like fx. P.E. and BM in this post. English is not my first language, why I think this is teasing me.
Sorry, IreneD. Fx is a typo. It is supposed to be Fox, the name of my 5 year old son. P.E. is physical education, and BM stands for bowel movements. The words in italics are Hawaiian. I am trying to incorporate Hawaiian spirituality in my healing. Let me know if there are other words you need translated.
{{{Hugs}}} Kozo
Thank you for your help 🙂
Must feel wonderful having moved the boys to a more loving school situation, even if it was difficult at first. Sounds like everything else is moving in the right direction lol.
Alison xoxox
too many schools
ruin education
by focusing on outcomes
instead
of the learning process
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I’m glad
your children will be
free
to explore
and discover
Free to play and smile as well, Geo. Hope your daughter’s experience with education is full of joy and curiosity. {{{Hugs}}} Kozo
so far
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so good