Kachina Abeita

In the 37 years since I studied with Moshe Feldenkrais right here in Dallas, the foundational philosophy supporting his Functional Integration and  Awareness Through Movement has been one of the most potent tools for self-exploration and transformation that I’ve embraced. 

One of the many messages I took from Moshe was to find my own Handwriting. He knew his students would have the flexibility of mind to bring to The Feldenkrais Method unique nuances and perspectives that would distinguish each individual’s approach. In equating this to the originality of one’s handwriting, I feel Moshe gave his blessing to add flare to my Signature without changing the Feldenkrais “alphabet”. For  a solid foundation of the Feldenkrais Method® we have Moshe’s books and recorded materials to refresh his genius in the world.

As to evolving my handwriting…it has been my life’s journey of following my heart, leading with curiosity and allowing time for the alchemy of interest and attention to reveal it’s evolving nature. Each new skill I’ve acquired opens another dimension of perception and new avenues into the understanding of the complexity of each individual that I am blessed to assist.  I wish to use this platform of INSPIRED MUSINGS  to present to you some of the knowledge and insights from the various influences in my professional life as a Feldenkrais Practitioner, a Medicinal Aromatherapist, an Empath, Somatic-Remixer and an explorer of our Body/Mind/Heart/Soul connection.

So, I thank you in advance for your precious time and attention.
Kachina Abeita

Silver Ra Baker describes the Symbolism in his art piece, “Sweet Medicine Alignment” as follows,

“The Mayan symbol, in the center, 

is called the Hunan Ku which translated means “All Life Beyond our Sun” 

and the Feathered Wing Serpent Dragons

which are Teachers of the Light on each side.

The Four Macaws represent Sweet Medicine Animals.

The Animals Provide Blessings of Receptivity and Openness.

The Alignment is Through the Hunub Ku

Up into the Space betweenPleiades on the Right and Sirius on the Left.

To the Right of the Rays is the Benevolent Moon.

1995

What about this symbol spoke to me?

I was born in the Chinese Year of the Dragon and am a Water Dragon. So having these winged serpent dragons as Teachers of the Light  in my healing room felt like a big blessing.

My late mother raised Red Macaws and to learn that they represent Sweet Medicineand offer blessings of Receptivity & Openness for me and my clients was so heart warming and reminiscent of my mother’s healing ways!

And the Hunub Ku spoke to me of a Key or Portal or Gateway and I wished for that energy of opening to the life within us, beyond our limited knowing, that offers the possibility of deep healing for the people who chose to work with me.

I am so grateful to Siver Ra Backer for creating such a beautiful, powerful image of symbols that speck so directly to my soul.

Kachina Abeita