KB Mac
SOME THINGS I BELIEVE
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Each of us holds the insight to our own healing and perfect wellbeing (humans & animals).
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Our breath connects us to our power and our true selves. It provides a path home that allows us to let go of fear, go within, and become the best versions of who we are.
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We are all energetically connected - all species and all life on earth.
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When things change inside us, things change around us. It's pure magic!
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I recognize all beings as sentient, with the fundamental right to live with dignity, respect, peace, and joy.
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It is clear to me that animals feel deeply, and are intelligent and evolved beings with incredible wisdom that we have much to learn from. I believe there is a direct connection between the healing of our planet and culture, and our ability (and willingness) to interact with all life on earth with respect and love.
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Who says the dandelion is a weed? That is not my truth. Be defiant against insidious beliefs that are infused in us so deeply we become blinded to other realities. Stand tall and be tenacious in finding the truth. Guard it and tend to it. Hold it to the light, and you might be surprised to find you are surrounded by flowers rather than weeds.
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"In a life, it's the moments we share,
With ourselves and each other that matter,
The soul’s solace in being seen and heard,
Reminds us we are light and won’t shatter."
KB Mac
SKILLS
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Reiki
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Animal Reiki
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Energy Work
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Sound Healing
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Breathwork
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Kundalini Yoga
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Meditation Coaching
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Poeming
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Divination
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Clairsentience
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Claircognizance
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Artist
MY SHERO
“Let us develop respect for all living things. Let us try to replace violence and intolerance with understanding and compassion and love. ”
— Jane Goodall
CERTIFICATIONS
Teacher - Kathleen Pruneau Hill, RN, BSN, MSA, CDE, Reiki Master Teacher
USUI HOLY FIRE REIKI I & II
11-2014
USUI REIKI I, II, Master, Teacher
05-2016
Teacher - Brandi Rivait, Reiki Master, Tecumseh, ON
MEDITATION COACH
01-2020
500-hour Liberation Meditation Coach certification; Teacher - Sura Kim of Suraflow.org
RADIANT CHILD FAMILY YOGA
01-2021
200-hour Yoga Alliance Certified Teacher Training; Taught by Shakta Khalsa
REIKI I, II, MASTER & TEACHER
07-2022
Teacher - Lisa Guyman
CERTIFIED ANIMAL REIKI PRACTITIONER
03-2023
Teacher - Kathleen Prasad; Certified Animal Reiki Practitioner in Kathleen Prasad's Let Animals Lead® method of Animal Reiki.
CERTIFIED ANIMAL REIKI PRACTITIONER
10-2022
Teacher - Andrea Kennedy; ICRT Animal Reiki Certification - 1st & 2nd Degrees
CERTIFIED PRACTITIONER
OF SOUND THERAPIES
08-2023
Teacher - Bill Gisclair-Sullivan, Meditate School of Mindfulness & Sound
ICRT CERTIFIED ANIMAL REIKI
MASTER, TEACHER
01-2024
Teachers - Colleen Benelli, Robyn Benelli, Sioux Strong, International School for Reiki Training
EDUCATION
BACHALOR OF FINE ARTS 1991
University of Michigan School of Art & Architecture
INDEPENDENT STUDY 1988 - 1989
University of Michigan School of Art & Architecture
COMING OUT OF THE REIKI CLOSET
Reiki has gone from a rather obscure word over the last 30 years to a term many have heard of, even if they don’t know what it is. So, what exactly is Reiki? That is a question I've danced with for nearly a decade. As with most things in my life, the only way for me to truly “know” was to deeply explore and experience it, until I began to embody and understand it from the inside out. This is my story of getting to know Reiki, and coming out of the Reiki closet.
I think many of us, or at least those of my generation, may remember the music of the ice cream truck. Sometimes it was so far away, that only a few stray notes were carried to you in the soft summer wind. The music was so ephemeral, you had to stop in your tracks and listen with all your might to be certain you really heard it. Moments later you heard it again, this time closer, and you stopped what you were doing to find a parent or run outside to search for the truck. This reminds me of the way Reiki came into my life. It was a whisper in my ear, “Reiki.” So soft and subtle, I wasn’t sure I really heard it. The truth is I had no context for it, so I paid it no attention. However, it continued to make itself known, similar to the approaching music of the ice cream truck, until it became so loud I could no longer ignore it and became curious.