​Growing up, you learned about the human physical body and how to take care of it – bathe, brush your teeth, comb your hair, and drink water. But what do you know about your energy body?

The energy body is a system of pure energy that mirrors your physical body. Every living creature on earth has an energy body. It uses helpful energies that surround you to support your health and well-being while filtering out harmful energies. Your energy body also releases the energies of your thoughts, feelings, and emotions out into the world around you.

Just like the physical body, the energy body consists of many parts. Examples that you may have already heard of include the aura, chakras, and meridians. Most people cannot see the energy body with the naked eye. Biophysicists can detect parts of it using devices, such as a semiconducting quantum interference device. Even though you may not be able to see the energy body with the naked eye, it is possible to feel it. Have you ever been in a room with your back to the door and sensed someone was behind you without hearing a sound? Did you then turn around and see that someone was in fact behind you? You sensed them because your energy body was bumping up against theirs. 

Why is it important to learn about your energy body? It affects your physical, mental, and emotional health. Have you ever walked into a room where everyone is upset, and you immediately feel uncomfortable? A healthy energy body protects you from the effects of other people's feelings. That way, you can be aware of their feelings without those feelings affecting your health.

How do you take care of your energy body? One way is by taking care of your physical body. The energy body affects the physical body and vice versa. Eating well, drinking lots of water, exercising, and so on benefit both. Another way to take care of your energy body is by using energy healing techniques, such as Reiki healing, acupuncture, Qigong, and chakra balancing. So, if you notice that you are easily affected by the "vibe" of other people, places, or events, do things that nurture your energy body. It will improve how you make use of the energies around you.

There are some people who are calm, cool, and collected in the midst of challenges. They have mastered the art of either avoiding worry altogether or at least worrying for a very short while. We all have that potential; it sometimes takes a little practice. One way to get out of a state of worry sooner than later is to turn the challenging situation into an opportunity.

Sometimes, when we are very sick, fatigued, or grieving, it can be easy to forget about the many self-care tools we have on hand. That's because a stressed mind is more prone to forgetfulness as well as reduced critical thinking and problem solving. To help you remember your self-care tools in the midst of upset, worry, and despair, take inventory of your self-care toolkit.

Can't get a large rose quartz on short notice? You can wear a pendant or bracelet made with rose quartz or gift it to a family member. Another option is to keep a small tumbled rose quartz in your pocket.

For more crystal tips like these and to learn more about rose quartz, sign up for one of our online and in-person crystal classes. to learn more, visit https://www.mywealthinhealth.com/crystal-healing-classes.html .

Check out this NEW self-care podcast interview I did with Lucy Byrd Hope of Wholism! Available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

There may be parts of your authentic self that are yet to be discovered. That is because you have not had the experiences that will reveal those parts to you. Repeating the same life day-in-day-out robs you of the chance to have those experiences. So, don't wait on them to come to you. You can go to them.

​Living in a state of chaos can shape our definitions of survival, purpose, and love. For some, doing everything possible to cut out chaos is how we show love.
 
Shirzad Chamine, the author of “Positive Intelligence”, explained that growing up in chaos and unhappiness can drive a person to always want to do everything well. Fixing problems, making other people’s lives easier, and making people happy will make you happy. The concern with that idea is you cannot control what makes other people happy and to what extent. You may spend time doing a lot for other people that does not make them happy, which then makes you unhappy.

Check out this podcast interview I did with Rhumel and Twanda of "Girrrl... Can I Ask You Something?" It's all about angels and the roles they play in helping us in our lives.

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Have you ever thought of someone, and that someone then call you 2 minutes later? That is not a coincidence. That is life force energy at work.

We are surrounded by life force energy. We are also made up of life force energy. It exists even in the vacuum of space. There are no energy-free spaces in the universe. Because of this, we can use life force energy to have an effect on another person across distances. Think of life force energy as a pond. Disturbing the surface of the water at one end of the pond creates a ripple that spreads out across to the other end. The same thing happens with life force energy. That person who called you right after you thought of them responded to the ripple you sent through the life force energy around us. You created the ripple when you thought of them.

Living our authentic self means honoring all parts of who we are. That includes our thoughts, feelings, and emotions. They allow the soul to express itself in this world. We tend to bury our thoughts, feelings, and emotions to please our family, friends, and society. We do not express happiness so that others don’t get jealous. We do not show sadness so that we don’t seem ungrateful. We hide our grief so that we don’t worsen someone else’s grief. We cover up our anger so that others don’t feel unsafe. By doing these things, we also bury who we truly are, the authentic self.  ​