Stacy Jane Kluck, L.Ac, CHTP

My treatment philosophy is based on the understanding that we are all connected to an energy source far greater than our limited 'selves'. This energy is never damaged, pathological, depleted, or absent. This boundless energy is always present and available, flowing to us and through us.

 

From one unified quantum matrix of infinite potential, emerges all life. For a moment, maybe it takes the shape of a squirrel, the wind, or you...before folding back into the potential, from which it will emerge again.

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In this light, birth and death, blossom and decay, rise and fall, are like different phases of the breath. Even within a single lifetime, this rhythm defines our experience. Moments and phases emerge, rise, peak, and then decline. We are dynamic beings, in an endless process of evolution. We are never the same exact configuration twice. We become new in each moment. 

 

This energy is infinitely wise and powerful. It does not make mistakes. 

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So why then, do we experience suffering? Why do we have physical 'ailments', 'pain', and 'dis-ease', and what exactly is 'healing'?

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I believe that any 'dis-ease' or 'dysfunction' is not an indication that something has gone wrong. It does not mean that our bodies or minds are faulty, stupid, or incapable. 

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I see 'dis-ease' and 'dysfunction' as signifiers that we are in a very active moment of transformation, or that we are being called to transform. 

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I like to use the metaphor of a caterpillar inside a cocoon. Imagine the Kafka-esque horror of that experience. One day, the caterpillar is outside in the sun, lounging on a tree branch, drunk on a leaf, when all of a sudden, it finds itself (by the drives of its own inner nature) inside a claustrophobic cocoon where it cannot see the light of day. Imagine the fear that occurs in that unknown. What is happening to me? Will I ever get out of here? I'm all alone. There is no god. Imagine the physical pain as giant wings emerge and pierce through the tissues of what used to be, extending out from a body that previously had none. 

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Transformation is painful. Transformation is scary. However, as the Buddhists teach, even though pain might be inevitable, suffering is not.

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Suffering occurs when we fight our experience...when we write a story about what is happening that says things are supposed to be different than they are. When we try to stop the process, when we try to stay the same, when we try to change our minds and beg to turn back, even as the pointy wings have started jutting out our backs...this is when the pain, the dis-ease sends us to our knees.   

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And here lies the ultimate gift. When we are on our knees, when we can't take anymore, we surrender. When we surrender, we become open and willing. When we become open and willing, our wings begin to flap and we experience the miracle of who we are. Not only do we rise, we fly.

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So where does healing come in? 

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Healing is the process of aligning ourselves with the flow of our experience, so as to allow it to unfold with increased ease. Healing work supports us in a way so that we may lean in and trust the bigger, more mysterious process and drop the narratives and release resistance. 

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Much of the blockages in our flow are caused by faulty belief systems and programming. Ideas and beliefs also exist as energy forms. They are bodies of information, just like we are. If we have energy forms active in our space that are not authentically ours, that we have acquired from others along the way, our transitions will not be as smooth as they could be.

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Healing happens when we clear this type of energetic debris out of the way and enhance the connection with our authentic truth as limitless beings. The more we align ourselves with the movements and wisdom of that unlimited part of ourselves, the more we will transform and thrive.

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Healing work is also powerful when we are feeling healthy and good! By actively aligning with our highest vibrational potential, we can create and manifest more than we ever believed possible, sometimes instantaneously. We can shatter our own personal ceilings time and time again. 

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In my practice, I understand that each person I serve is actively connected to this greater energy and has an innate inner wisdom. I understand that each person I serve is fully empowered and responsible for their own healing. I understand that each person I serve already has all the capacity needed for miraculous change and transformation active within their own being.

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It is my role to create a safe, energetic environment that supports the process of people realizing and reconnecting to their own inner wisdom and unlimited power and potential. It is my role to maintain my own energetic frequency at a level of clarity and non-judgment. It is my role to listen -- with all of my senses -- to what their inner wisdom is directing me to do, and then to perform the appropriate action which heeds that message. It is my role to infuse the space with amusement and laughter, because let's face it, life is absurd and laughter is the best feeling.

 

It is my greatest honor to stand witness to your process and to experience the awe of the boundless spirit that you are.

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When we work together in this way, the possibilities are endless.