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January 30th, 2015

1/30/2015

Dear HealingBees Friends,

I'm batching you like bees in a hive because they/you are far happier in community. This new recording is above all grounding, deeply grounding. Grounding does not take place in your feet but in your HEART. When you're separated from your heart (lots of head spinning and hyper activity) you are wandering on your own. A bee outside the hive for over 24 hours dies.

This Fall Harvest CD is a big rubber band, snapping you right back to where you belong.

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And now the Chickens!

1/14/2015

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Photos 1-3 condition of hens upon arrival. Photos 4-6 about a month after arrival.

On November 22, 2014 a neighbor asked if we'd take her six hens. We agreed, sight on seen. When the 'girls' arrived four of the six did not look pretty. All four had their head feathers missing from being pecked. All four had tail feathers missing of which two (photos 1 and 3) were bleeding and featherless. Two of the hens were fine.

Hens have a pecking order. If you-as-hen are low in that order you are pecked. Possibly, unto death.

The neighbor's six girls lived in a nice pen with a tupperware coup; very uptown. Our eight girls live in a similar sized pen with a cement coup about the same length and width but with a very high ceiling. The height comparison makes little difference since their roosting boxes are about two feet off the floor.

On the first day of their arrival there were flare ups between the new dominant hen and our dominant one. Those two had to work it out. It appears that our muscle girl won the contest for first chick. After two days the two flocks started to hang together. The girls on the lower end of the pecking order still get pushed to the side of the feeding frenzy when the good scraps come in but they are not brutalized. We have had chickens for the last three years. The dramatic reduction of aggression and quick healing of wounds without medication is the norm.

Within about a month the four new girls were looking good (photos 4 - 6). Head feathers all grown back, tail feathers in process and no raw bleeding backs. This is an interesting phenomenon because this should not have been the case. There are now 14 girls in a coop that previously housed eight. At times during the winter there were be days when they did not leave the coop for the pen because of very cold and snowy weather.

HealingBees CD clipped to Star Burst

Explanation: The HealingBees CD clipped to the Star Burst that I use with my bee hives has a large radius, over 80 feet. The field effect of the tool plus the CD frequencies brings the entire environment into a high level of coherency. Remember that coherency means organization. Consider a playground of elementary children at recess. That is a chaotic field. Now place those same children in a Christmas choir; that is coherency. At recess, we might smile seeing the children at play. Listening to them sing in unison (Unified field) creates a field effect that upgrades our field as they flow together.

The interaction between two fields is an act of energy transfer. All energy transfer is information transfer. A more organized or coherent transfer of information naturally creates a higher frequency field. As the vibrations of the energy field increases the chaos or conflict in the field reduces.

With respect to our 14 girls, the pecking order is safely intact. The level of aggression among the flock has greatly reduced. Happy girls, happy eggs, happy consumers of eggs. Happiness creates an energy field that expands beyond its source for all of us to share in.

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Mountain Meadows Mellow Yellow

1/13/2015

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Beekeeping is like falling in love with 30, 40, 50,000 girls. Why girls? Because a spring hive is 100% female and a summer hive about 98% female. And beeing in love is not always effortless. Setting up the two hives right after our big April snow was a muddy task, but how else do you gain experience? Prior to set-up you must find the right location, sunshine with afternoon shade, wind and cold weather protection; i.e., rocks, shrubs, walls, available water and electricity. Then the electric fence goes up for bear protection. Easy it wasn't but up it was.

After “hiving” the packaged bees, I was initiated and inoculated; stung on my nose and third eye. It wasn’t my presence they objected to, but on bad weather days, leave them alone.

Prior to ordering the hives, I attended four Saturday beekeeping classes. One instructed us to medicate the hives to protect against parasites and disease. Another instruction in my head “informed” me that I would protect the hives using frequencies.

From an old bee magazine, I read that the healthy bees lived in Hawaii. Hawaiian bees have a great variety of food sources, less exposure to pesticides and were relatively pest free. And, Hawaiian beekeepers are largely organic beekeepers.

I also read that in 1954 Woods recorded the sound of bees in their hives. He linked the sound frequencies the hive produced to their behavior at the time. For example: A reading of 90 hertz indicated that the hive was at rest. In my research I learned that a particular hive sound recorded and played to another hive provoked the bees in that hive to initiate a specific behavior. This assured me that if I played the sound of a healthy hive to my hives it would stimulate the hive to maintain a frequency level consistent to a healthy hive.

With high expectations and low digital recorder skills, I flew to Hawaii to capture the sounds of healthy well-nourished bees. Well, the details are in my book, The Beehive Effect: Ancient Rites – Quantum Principles. All I can say is that I showed up with the equipment and they carried the day.

From the hive recording, David burned two CDs, one for bees, Bees Healing Bees, and one for us, Bees Healing Beings. The “for-us” CD was beyond my comprehension at the time.

Back to the newly initiated beekeeper; I started with two hives, Joy Luck and Gold Run with a third under construction. A month after installation, I was deliriously happy to report that the girls were working hard and fast! My bee mentor and his daughter came to inspect my hives fully suited. But my “girls” were so easy that gloves and veil were soon dispensed with and it was “hands on” in lifting out the comb frames and probing the cells for a taste of fresh warm honey!

“It was fun to come and see your bees. They look healthy and [are] doing what they're supposed to do: storing honey and pollen and raising brood. The population will increase and you’ll see more and more activity at the hive. They're ready for their second brood box. They are certainly the mellowest bees I've ever worked with.” They are also ahead of schedule. I wasn’t ready to tell him that my bees are naturally way-ahead-girls, they are bathed in the song of their Hawaiian sisters.

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It's Time

1/13/2015

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Where did the HealingBees come from? An empty mind. OK, a mind with a glimmer of empty space, just enough for a swarm to enter and start their hive.

In this blog many directions present themselves. My initial Categories are
BEEKEEPING HIVES : Physical beeping practices and insights using the HealingBees CDs and Energy Transfer Tools (ETT).
HEALINGBEES CDs : Using the CDs and ETTs for wellbeing

  HEALING BEES
PHYSICAL:   Testimonials
SPIRITUAL: Where the bees have spiritually taken me and others.

ANCIENT RITES    : How, When & Where the ancient cultures ceremoniously interacted with the honeybees.

  STORIES : Honeybees personified and my learning experiences as a beekeeper.

THOTS on
SENTIENT BEINGS   : What comes to mind.

Q & A : What needs clarification.

Other Categories will offer themselves as we progress. Right now its time to start. It's time to thank you for dropping in and contributing and/or sharing this site with others.

What Have They Done to/with/for Me?

I don’t know. Who could ever define limitlessness? Although I pose as victim, apparently this beekeeping is the next stretch in the road. Bees? I feel at times as if I had been high jacked; hived. In December 2008 my sister invited me to a re-enactment of a 19th century-prairie Christmas. I first excused myself. Then thought, why not? So we went. Inside the farmhouse museum Christmas was happening; carolers, cooking, halls decked and trees trimmed. In the study I noticed a beehive display equipped with live bees and beekeeper.

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Passionate. Guided. On.
That's what the honeybees do to me. The "Guided" part is my learning curve. Learning to trust and admit that what I bring to the Honeybees is a voice. What they bring to me is Awakening, to their care and to my healing and spiritual path.
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