The Divine Guide is that inner wisdom, inner guidance, intuition, inner voice, or Spirit that guides us on our life journey to enlightenment. Some people call that inner voice God, others label it according to their own belief systems. Whatever labels we use, we all have this Divine Guide within us to help us along our spiritual journey.
When faced with life challenges, we often look outside ourselves for answers to ease our pain yet the answers are there within us all the time. Over the years, we have stopped listening to our inner voice, and now, many of us can’t recognize the messages until they are unfortunately, revealed through illnesses or emotional pain. Now is time for quietness. Now is time to listen to the silence so that we can once again, hear the Divine Guide within and heal ourselves.
Energy healing is one approach returning us to our Divine Guide. Every human being is made up of energy. This energy expands outward and connects with other living beings as well as with the entire Universe. It is now recognized by scientists that all living things are connected energetically, and, essentially, we are all one. This is a powerful statement and concept. It means when we are healed then so will others. Likewise, when others are healed, so will we. It places human beings in a position to heal not only ourselves but the world around us. We are all healers.
Gayle Kutaka, PhD is an energy healer, ordained minister, business consultant, and licensed advanced practice registered nurse in the field of child/adolescent psychiatric nursing. Her approach in healing is a hybrid of energy and psychotherapy immersed in the loving grace of the Divine.
She has over 36 years experience as a psychotherapist, administrator, educator, and researcher. Dr. Kutaka has a doctorate in nursing and has been studying energy healing since 1990. In 2007, she graduated from Sacred Path Healing School and is now on faculty there. She is also an adjunct faculty at the University of Hawaii School of Nursing where she taught graduate students in psychiatric/mental health nursing.
As a former CEO, Dr. Kutaka has also used energy healing in corporate management and does spiritual assessments of organizations.
In 1990, Gayle was assigned to develop a holistic approach in health care at a major medical center in Honolulu. She remembers saying to herself, “this is not my calling.”
In 1998, Gayle enrolled in the Doctorate program at the University of Hawaii School of Nursing. Her dissertation was “Connection between nurse and patient as an aspect of healing.” She began to question her non-beliefs in a Higher Divine Power and began to see the significance that everyone is connected at a spiritual level.
In 2001, while driving home to Kahaluu in the Wilson tunnel, Gayle heard a voice say, “Build a Temple of One God to show the world we are all connected.” Her immediate reaction was one of resistance and anger. She responded, “No, I don’t want to do that. First of all, I don’t believe in God, and second of all, it is too big a responsibility! Now go away.” The voice persisted over the following years giving specific details of the temple. More messages came through her journaling. “The temple is a place of healing, the flower of life will be imbedded in the flooring, the ceiling will display a dome of colored glass, and people will gather at this sacred place.”
In 2003, she enrolled in a three year program studying energy healing at the Sacred Path Healing School founded by Dr. Ruey Ryburn. On the first day of class, Dr. Ryburn asked each student why she/he chose to attend class. Gayle said, “I don’t know, but I have a knowing that I need to be here.” At the end of three years at ordination, she spoke to the Divine and said, “OK, I’ve done my part. I’ve built my temple (body) of one God. I’ve healed some of my wounds.” The Divine responded, “I told you to build a Temple of One God.” She screamed back saying, “Why are you never satisfied! Why do you make life so difficult for me.” The Divine said, “Build Temples of One God.” “Oh, now the ante’s higher” she thought.
In 2007, Gayle left her job as CEO to devote her time to creating a healing practice. She told the Divine, “I trust there will be food on my table and monies to pay the bills because I am devoting my life to healing.” “These clients are the Temples”, she thought.
In 2009, the Divine reminded her again to build the Temples. Today, Gayle surrenders to the Divine and accepts the calling as part of her mission. She continues on her path to enlightenment and allows the unfolding of the Divine’s will. She has an unfailing belief that the Temples will one day manifest themselves showing that all of humanity is One.
Gayle views a healing session as sacred. She knows that to serve as a conduit for the loving energies from the Divine, one must first love and honor one’s self. On a daily basis, she meditates with Light and Sound (Inner Light Ministries), practices a few Qi Gong (Dr. Sha) and energy exercises (Dona Eden) to energize her dan tien and keep her immune system healthy. She is conscious of her nutritional intake (mostly vegetarian), drinks lots of water, takes supplements (Perelandra flower essences) and applies essential oils (Young Living). She knows the importance of keeping her chakras open and her fields clear and patent. She prays daily.
Gayle prepares the healing room by keeping it energetically clear with herbs and incence. Gayle’s world view is that all of humanity is connected on a spiritual level. We are all One.
She sees herself as a conduit for the Divine’s healing as this Love passes through her and to those she touches. It is not Gayle who heals but it is each person who heals him/herself.
The energy healing session begins with an assessment of the client’s chakras and cognitive perception of what is going on in the moment. The client leads the way and Gayle guides the session by asking pertinent spiritual questions. The client may choose to spend the time talking, going on the massage table for an energy clearing, or a combination of both. With the client’s permission, Gayle may use essential oils and tuning forks if appropriate. The session concludes with Gayle returning the healing to the power of the client.
During the healing, I may share what is being presented to me audio-visually or kinesthetically. The client may lay in silence or may participate in the healing by talking, guiding, or coughing. Before ending the energy healing, I say a prayer of thankfulness and return the healing to the client. After the healing, clients often feel relaxed, cleansed, and “light”. I take this time to share my findings with the client, make recommendations for a healthy spirit, body, and mind. Namaste.
Chinese Proverb
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