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My name is Ronda Reinke

Occasionally I like to speak with Terry Ray Johnson for advice and insights into different aspects of my life. Whenever I speak with him, without prompting he’s always very complementary of the work that I do with the Quantum Biofeedback and Feng Shui services. Terry has written the book: “Angels Whispers".

It’s very difficult for me to talk about myself and abilities so I’m hoping that a few words from Terry will shed light on what I do in a session.

I’d like to quote a few things that Terry mentioned on this last visit with him.

“When using the biofeedback it is processing vibrational information. But famously you actually do this without the machine. You are the machine; you have become the machine. That sounds so AI. Oh, my! You do that, you connect yourself to the machine and yourself. Honoring Faith with the Divine this device is an extension of your nervous system.”

“You are attuned to vibrational frequency to recognize where a person has fallen out of wholeness. Whether it’s bone marrow, ligament, facia, doesn’t matter, you could name a 100,000 million things. There are 60K miles of vascular pathways. Which one are we talking about… we have to find it. This technology is beautiful, it allows you (Ronda) to catalyze or trigger that person’s own personal awareness. “You hold the key to release people from isolation, grief, trauma, stress, pain, and suffering.”

“I’ve met other people that do quantum biofeedback, and they are really good, good in their head. You have a greater grasp than they do, they don’t know how to synthesize the information….You are an electrician; You are a vibrational electrician. You have acquired a vast amount of knowledge, all in the desire to serve. You have found ways to help people stop bleeding, energetically.

Phycological effect of art in your home.

Ronda Reinke

May 5

1 min read

Here's a philosophical question worth revisiting. Ready?

Does the art in your home change how you feel when you walk into a room, or does it reflect back what you already brought in with you?

I am not sure there is a clean answer. Sometimes you pick artwork to memorialize a feeling or idea that follows you. Sometimes, that same artwork feels different the longer the time goes on. Same piece, same wall, different day.

That mutability is part of what makes original work worth living with. It is not static in the way some of the stuff sold at the generic stores can be. It moves with you, at least a little.

I would genuinely love to hear your experience with this image I created called "Bunny Hop". Does it inspire you keep moving? Does it generate the feeling of relaxation so that you can watch? Does it ponder the movement of the wind? Reply and let me know.

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