Naomi
Lake, founder and director of Full Circle, is an energy healer
in practice for over 35 years. Since birth, she was able to
retain her capacity to see the aura (human energy field) and
use it as a diagnostic and therapeutic tool in her healing
work. In her work she balances the body, mind and spirit,
reducing stress and strengthening the body’s inherent
capacity for well-being.
Naomi Lake holds a degree in Anthropology, having focused
her research on cross-cultural healing. In private practice,
she has helped people understand the sources of their dis-ease
or emotional problems and is available by appointment for
one-on-one sessions at her home office in Avondale, Arizona in the Phoenix area or by telephone. (see Remote
Consultations). She has taught health care practitioners
to see and work with the energy field in specific ways at
Harvard Medical School, for the American Holistic Nurses Association
and in health clinics in Mexico, England and throughout the
USA. Naomi Lake has been asked to be a spiritual guide on
tours to Egypt, England, Peru and Mexico to assist others
in fanning the spark of recognition and remembrance that these
sacred sites often bring forth, deepening awareness multi-dimensionally.
With her (relative) fluency in Spanish, she has developed
a rich practice in Mexico City . . . working with individuals
and groups there. (see Lectures & Seminars).
One of Naomi's passions is exploring how healers and shamans
affect change on physical, emotional and spiritual levels.
She has traveled to the jungles of Mexico and Peru to study
and work with shamans there. Her study of Anthropology led
her into the study of Shamanism . . . particularly Amazonian
Shamanism. In the jungles of the Amazon she worked with shamans
and became initiated in the ritual use of the sacred visionary
medicinal plant called Ayahuasca. This plant has been used
for thousands of years by the curanderos, medicine people
and shamans in various tribes of the Amazon in order to divine
a food source or to access the wisdom and medicinal qualities
that other plants indigenous to the area provide to help a
sick community member. In that first ceremony in the Peruvian
Amazon, Naomi's vision was fine tuned to be able to see the
complex intricacies of the web . . . the bridging network
that connects each one of us to the Divine. For years she
organized groups of healers and consciousness seekers, bringing
them to Peru to work with the sacred visionary plant Ayahuasca
and the shaman/healers there.
Naomi's many experiences include working with children and
their families at Boston Children’s Hospital and participating
in Physicians Groups. She has contributed her energy field
drawings and analysis to a Dolphin research program in Mexico
that works with neurologically impaired children. Naomi has
offered her services as a Hospice volunteer and run educational
programs for AIDS support groups. She acts as a consultant
to medical doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. As an
adjunct professor for Antioch College and Prescott College
she has mentored many students. She currently is on the faculty
of the University of Metaphysical Studies in Santa Fe, New
Mexico. The experience of being a single parent in the raising
of her three sons contributes greatly to the compassion, strength
and patience she manifests. She is a proud grandmother of
5 . . . soon to be 6 . . . VERY beautiful and special grandchildren.
Naomi’s healing work integrates her years in Esoteric
Healing and Shamanic Apprenticeship with the cutting edge
technology of the LIFE System. She is a sales representative
of the LIFE System and a certified trainer. Naomi
strives to reintegrate principles of vibrational medicine
with those of Western Orthodox medicine to educate, remind
and empower people to work with their own energy to heal themselves.
Click here to read more about
Naomi Lake.
The breeze at dawn has secrets to tell you.
Don’t go back to sleep.
You must ask for what you really want.
Don’t go back to sleep.
People are going back and forth across the doorsill where
two worlds touch.
The door is round and open.
Don’t go back to sleep.
~ Jelaluddin Rumi, Thirteenth
Century
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