Karen Castle lives in St Petersburg, FL. She has a local practice as a healing practitioner since 1997. Her focus is to help people not only feel better but to better understand the complex nature of the human body. Karen feels this encompasses more than just our physical body, it is our energetic and spiritual nature as well. Karen is medical intuitive and a holistic healthcare practitioner. As a Dr. of Chinese Medicine, Karen practices this healing medicine through acupuncture, herbs and bodywork. She is Board Certified as a Licensed Acupuncturist in the state of Florida. Karen also leads a variety of workshops throughout the year. Based on her background and certification in Holotropic BreathworkTM, along with her Masters in Transpersonal Psychology, she leads people in altered states of consciousness to better connect with the whole self. Karen also enjoys educating others on the transpersonal realms and holding space for groups to be together in a like-mind environment. Karen has committed to be in service for humanity which has evolved from her experiences in Holotropic Breathwork. She believes this work has changed her life and she wants to offer this transformative opportunity to others who are willing to take a risk to dive deep into their psyche. For more information, or to view her website, go to KarenCastle.net
The mystical story of the Goddess Inanna can guide us to achieving this great potential we all have. Myth and archetypes can help us identify with our life development. Unveiling the Modern Goddess: Thru Symbolism, Chakra’s & Myth explores our own journey through life by familiarizing with the chakra energy system. Comparing the chakras with the symbols in Inanna’s myth gives us clues to understand our life development and indicates where we need to heal and thus become a more whole human being. This is about balance of masculine and feminine, or yin/yang, but moreso it emphasizes the awareness and healing of the feminine energy within. Included in this book is an Appendix for Holotropic Breathwork and Kundalini Yoga. These two methods of experiential therapy are very powerful.