Certified Life Coach, Certified Executive Coach, Certified Meditation Teacher and trained in Energy Medicine (w/ Caroline Myss, MA and Norm Shealy, MD, PhD, A Harvard-trained Neurosurgeon).
Linda is a Metaphysician, Transformational Healer and Spiritual Coach who's clients include celebrities and professionals worldwide. Linda holds two Masters degrees, a MA in Counseling Psychology and a MBA in Finance. A life long learner, Linda also studied at Stanford, Harvard, Berkeley and UCLA. Linda has been a Certified Life Coach (The Field Center) since 2009. Linda is also a Certified Berkeley Institute Executive Coach, Berkeley Executive Education. A former Investment Banker and Vice President of three companies, Linda now dedicates her life to healing others and raising human and global consciousness on the planet.
At the age of 15, Linda became ill with what would later be diagnosed as 'endometriosis'. This experience of six surgeries, countless doctor and specialist visits, unable to walk more than a few feet, periods in a wheelchair, along with severe chronic pain for the last full year prior to a final surgery became a gift in disguise. Linda learned upon waking in the morning there was a split second before her first thought of the day and in the spilt second there was no physical pain until her first thought. This was a revelation. This led to further awakenings.
After a complete hysterectomy at the age of 32 Linda, having been granted a second chance at life, vowed to be of service and share her learnings and healing insights. Then a life changing spiritual "experience" in 1997 opened Linda fully as spiritually Self Realized and to her life calling to awaken souls to their own true nature. Linda received a Masters degree in Spiritual Psychology & Counseling Psychology and trained with American Spiritual Teacher Michael Mamas in 'hands on' healing and spiritual enlightenment for over eight years. Linda is forever grateful, as well, to her second Spiritual Teacher- Ramaji- who facilitated her into final and complete enlightenment.
This spontaneous spiritual awakening also led Linda to her life's calling as a Starseed/Healer and uncovered a profound healing technique which Linda calls the Metaphysician Healing Technique (MHT). Metaphysician is defined as someone who is a doctor or healer who makes changes in the physical world through meta-physical (ie. decidedly not physical) principles. It also opened Linda to her healing "gifts" (everyone can develop them) of clairsentience and clairaudience. In addition, Linda's abilities as an intuitive empath increased greatly. Linda heals through facilitating YOU to your own SELF HEALING.
Linda is known as the "Healer's Healer' and the "Coach's Coach". She works as an Executive Coach for Corporations with challenging employees (and dynamics) and is very successful in turning situations around in work environments. One of Linda's "gifts" (we all have them) is facilitating FULL enlightenment for those on a spiritual path. Linda uses her MHT which is a unique combination of intuitive counseling, clairsentience, clairaudience, advanced awareness, energetic and emotional healing to facilitate the unblocking of trapped emotions, traumas, dis-ease and distortion from the body. This provides an instantaneous healing physically and emotionally allowing the self-correcting nature of the body to then heal itself. Once trapped emotions are felt they release. Energy is unblocked and flows freely for optimal health and happiness. Transformation happens. Distortions in the body-mind are energetically released. Energy masses trapped in the body release. Dis-ease is eased. Numerous clients have experienced instant healings and transformations from migraines to depression to sexual abuse recovery. This technique can heal anything that is blocking you from living a full, vibrant, healthy life.
She is fully enlightened (officially calibrated at 1000 on the Map of Consciousness by an enlightened Spiritual Teacher; see Map of Consciousness Chart) and with this clarity can "see", feel and "hear"what many cannot.
Linda lives in the mountains of Park City, Utah with her 'twin flame' husband - meeting and marrying him within five months. She is mother to two evolved young men and a beautiful daughter-in-law. She "manifested" her dream life from an activated vision board in 9 months. Linda's life is dedicated to healing, evolving and facilitating the best life for all her clients.
Sessions are $150/Session or $400 for a Package of 3 Sessions. All Sessions are Phone Sessions.
UNPLUG FROM YOUR BODY FROM THE MATRIX THAT IS SIPHONING YOUR ENERGY AS LOOSH:
* diagram from sublime.one shows common entry points and plugs into your body.
ONE HOUR PHONE SESSION: $150
Payment at end of session by credit card.
1 follow up session is recommended approximately two weeks after first session.
Specific energy healing session done by Linda that unplugs you from the matrix and the siphoning of your energy creating sovereign soul status for yourself. You will feel refreshed, energetic, healthy, joyful and literally unplugged! Loosh Energy is defined as "A term applied to energy produced by human beings and animals that other entities use to feed from. It is also used to refer to the energy that is produced by suffering that entities feed." From books by Robert Monroe. Maybe a play on the French word Louche. Unfortunately the movie the Matrix was not far off in its description that we as humans are used as a battery source for others. Archons are inter-dimensional parasites attaching themselves to humans, since we as humans have our free will we can use this along with plug removal to free ourselves once and for all from this parasitic attachment.
Symptoms of Loosh Plugs (do you suffer from any of all of these?):
Benefits of "BEING UNPLUGGED"
ONE HOUR PHONE SESSIONS: $150
Review the Map of Consciousness above approx. 85% of the population of humans are at the 200 level or below which is a life-suppressing way of living. As you raise your consciousness your life improves dramatically. With a level of consciousness above 200 you are living in a life supporting way from "courage' up to "enlightenment'. From level 350 and above life becomes harmonious, meaningful and complete.
We are here to raise our consciousness in this lifetime to the highest level possible. An enlightened facilitator/Spiritual Coach is of great help as you "progress" through these levels. This soul has the ability to "see" and "know" what stands in your way of surrendering to the pure consciousness that you already are! Life becomes magical, joyful and free beyond your wildest dreams...
"When you move beyond Level 200 on the Consciousness Map you put yourself in a different energy field. The kundalini energy is an affect of the field, its not you." David Hawkins
This field quickens your evolution greatly and one learns, with the assistance of a Spiritual Coach to "let go of all aversions and attachments. Accept everything as it is." (David Hawkins).
"As you learn to rest fully and completely in the truth of who you are and ALL is revealed." Linda Atkinson Sales
According to Dr. Nelson, when you feel an emotion, what you’re really sensing is the vibration of a particular energy. Similarly, Tolman suggests thinking of emotion as “energy movement.”
Each emotion has its own vibratory signature, and when intense emotions are felt, they can become trapped in your body, much like a ball of energy.
These “balls of energy” can become lodged just about anywhere in your body, where they can then cause disruptions in your body’s energy system, which underlies your physical system much like an invisible matrix.
Your body is both biochemical and biophysical, and disruptions in your field of energy will eventually result in physical dysfunction. It’s interesting to note that certain emotions are known to be associated with pain in certain regions of your body, even though science cannot give an explanation for why.
For example, those suffering from depression will often experience chest pains, even when there’s nothing physically wrong with their heart. Extreme grief can also have a devastating impact—not for nothing is the saying that someone “died from a broken heart” in the days after losing a loved one, your risk of suffering a heart attack shoots up by 21 times!
Research on "Heart Wall": The Heart-Wall
There may have been times in your own life where you have felt that physical sensation we refer to as “heartache.” This feeling of pressure or discomfort in the chest and throat occurs when the deepest part of us is under assault, typically when someone is hurting us or were feeling a deep sense of grief, hurt or loss. I believe that the heart is actually the core of our being, just like the ancients believed. And I think that the spirit with in us does not like this feeling, this assault on our core. I believe that if you have this experience more than a couple of times in your life that your subconscious mind will form an “energy wall” to protect your heart against further heartache and against further assault. We refer to this wall of energy as the “Heart-Wall.”
Research on the Subconscious Mind: The Subconscious Mind is just like an iceberg. There is the 5 to 10 percent that we experience on a day to day basis. But there is much more that sits below the surface. That "hidden masterpiece" is what regulates all the systems that keep you alive. It pumps your heart, it moves the muscles that fill your lungs with air, it regulates the bodies temperature at 98.6 degrees...all without any conscious thought from you.
However, there is much more that we can use the Subconscious Mind for...if we just know the secret to communicate with it.
In fact, I believe that the Subconscious Mind holds all of the answers we need to live a healthy, fulfilling and abundant life. The life you have always dreamed of. It knows what is causing that pain in your lower back, and more importantly...it knows what will bring you relief. It knows what is causing your lack of energy and it knows exactly what mineral, nutrient or herb you are lacking...it even knows the correct dose.
So the question is: how can we communicate with this incredibly powerful "health supercomputer"?
"Where do you store emotions? It may surprise you that emotions are not the sole product of your brain, but are expressed, experienced and stored in your BodyMind, and these emotions can be triggered through body work, meditations, breathing, spiritual practice and many other diverse psychosomatic modalities. Use one you like, or learn something new, as a vehicle to better emotional expressivity and health.
We all have painful memories – failure, disappointments, suffering, loss – hidden away or suppressed- in our BodyMinds, to be retrieved, reformed, and released, or ignored and left to fester, wounds that never heal. What John Upledger called a “somato-emotional cyst”. A primitive body defense response in which the injury, and the emotions therein encoded, are walled off from the rest of the body, and never truly resolve.
It’s amazing to think of our glands, organs, tissues and cells as storage places for emotion and memory, yet this was given explanation through the scientific research of Dr. Candace Pert, a neuropharmacologist who worked at the NIH and Georgetown University Medical Center. Candace famously stated that “Your body is your subconscious mind. Our physical body can be changed by the emotions we experience.”[1] . Dr Pert explains:
“A feeling sparked in our mind-or body-will translate as a peptide being released somewhere. [Organs, tissues, skin, muscle and endocrine glands], they all have peptide receptors on them and can access and store emotional information. This means the emotional memory is stored in many places in the body, not just or even primarily, in the brain. You can access emotional memory anywhere in the peptide/receptor network, in any number of ways. I think unexpressed emotions are literally lodged in the body. The real true emotions that need to be expressed are in the body, trying to move up and be expressed and thereby integrated, made whole, and healed.
Dr. Pert says “Let the emotions bubble up. Let the chips fall where they may…the process of catharsis is not complete without saying things as the first step to experiencing things…To feel and understand means you have worked it all the way through. It has bubbled all the way to the surface. You’re integrating at higher and higher levels in the body, bringing emotions into consciousness. Once integrated, the natural wisdom of the receptors ( a take on Walter Cannon) will release interrupted healing and restorative and regenerative processes can take over.”
“By simply acknowledging emotions, they are expressed. In being expressed, emotions can be released, even old emotions stored in body memory. Allowing my emotions to surface into awareness and to be able to name my emotions is the beginning of emotional exploration. I am moving forward, trying to find my position within the family, within the community, and in life.”
[1] “Molecules of Emotion: The Science Behind Mind-Body Medicine”, Candace Pert."
CANDANCE PERT, PhD
"The chemicals that are running our body and our brain are the same chemicals that are involved in emotion. And that says to me that, we'd better pay more attention to emotions with respect to health."
"All of these emotions, which we consider to be part of our conscious reality, are derived or produced by stress chemicals.
Now, if your emotions allow you to “see” your conscious mind, where do you look to observe your subconscious mind? Dr. Dispenza says your body is your subconscious mind.
So your subconscious is actually nowhere near as hidden as you might think... Your subconscious is speaking to you loud and clear all the time. To “hear” what it’s saying, all you have to do is notice what’s going on in your body."
“Your thoughts and feelings come from your past memories. If you think and feel a certain way, you begin to create an attitude. An attitude is a cycle of short-term thoughts and feelings experienced over and over again. Attitudes are shortened states of being. If you string a series of attitudes together, you create a belief. Beliefs are more elongated states of being and tend to become subconscious. When you add beliefs together, you create a perception. Your perceptions have everything to do with the choices you make, the behaviors you exhibit, the relationships you chose, and the realities you create.”
“Most change starts with the simple process of something outside of us altering something inside of us. If you begin the inward journey and start to change your inner world of thoughts and feelings, it should create an improved state of well-being. If you keep repeating the process in meditation, then in time, epigenetic changes should begin to alter your outer presentation—and you become your own placebo.”
“So if we want to change some aspect of our reality, we have to think, feel, and act in new ways; we have to “be” different in terms of our responses to experiences. We have to “become” someone else. We have to create a new state of mind … we need to observe a new outcome with that new mind.”
“Your thoughts and feelings come from your past memories. If you think and feel a certain way, you begin to create an attitude. An attitude is a cycle of short-term thoughts and feelings experienced over and over again. Attitudes are shortened states of being. If you string a series of attitudes together, you create a belief. Beliefs are more elongated states of being and tend to become subconscious. When you add beliefs together, you create a perception. Your perceptions have everything to do with the choices you make, the behaviors you exhibit, the relationships you chose, and the realities you create.”
DAN BRULE
"There is no such thing as an incurable disease only incurable people."
RUMI
"The cure for Pain is in the Pain."
KHALIL GIBRAN
"Much of your pain is the bitter potion by which the physician within heals your sick self"
JAMES KEELEY
"Spiritual Healing is not just becoming free of pain, it is realizing you were never really trapped."
BARBARA BRENNAN
"The body is a self-healing organism, so its really about clearing things OUT of the way so the body can heal itself."
ANNE SHOCKLEY
"Healing severe or chronic pain, I believe, includes transforming our relationship to the pain, and, ultimately it is about transforming our relationship to who we are and to life."
"Each cell in our body stores DNA which is passed down through generations. Just as the cells store biological DNA, they also store mental, emotional and spiritual levels. It is impossible for the conscious mind to remember every experience, but the memory of every experience is encoded in our cells. This is referred to as cellular memory.
Traumatic incidents, from childhood or even past-lives can leave an emotional imprint on our cellular memory. For example, a person who has a fear of dogs may have experienced something traumatic that caused the fear. The shock/pain of the incident gets locked in their cellular memory even after the conscious mind forgets about the incident. The result is a ‘deep-rooted fear’.
Swiss therapist Anne Miller having worked with patients who had suffered abuse as children concluded that suppressed emotions lead to all kinds of problems such as depression, anger, abuse, etc. Blocking or repressing emotions, especially negative emotions only results in a negative manifestation that can be destructive to you and those around you. By honestly allowing yourself to feel and release these emotions, you release the pain and trauma associated with it.
She writes, “Ultimately the body will rebel. Even if it can be temporarily pacified with the help of drugs, cigarettes, or medicine, it usually has the last word because it is quicker to see through self-deception than the mind…. We may ignore or deride the messages of the body, but its rebellion demands to be heeded because its language is the authentic expression of our true selves and of the strength of our vitality.”
How the mind work:
The mind is divided into three parts: the conscious, subconscious and the unconscious mind. The conscious mind is responsible for critical, analytical, and logical thinking. It stores temporary memory. The subconscious mind is the storehouse of all our emotions, beliefs, memories, and experiences, this is our emotional mind. The unconscious mind is responsible for our behaviours and our body’s automatic responses which are influenced by the subconscious and unconscious mind. In order to resolve some of our deeper issues we need to release the ‘but’ (voice of the conscious mind) and explore what’s behind it (in the subconscious mind)
The Clearing Process:
“In our journey of consciousness, we must clear the planes in ascending order: physical, emotional, mental, intellectual and spiritual” ~ John Ruskan
The clearing process begins with awareness, honesty, and openness.
It dispels the toxic emotions responsible for emotional blocks and alleviates unhealthy stress levels. It increases awareness of what you are experiencing and creates space allowing you to choose how you want to act/react to situations. This process allows you to: become mindful of your thoughts and feelings, gaining power over them; free yourself to pursue what you truly desire in life; work toward your highest potential and become the person you want to be.
The process is complete when we reach a state of acceptance, forgiveness, willingness to release and make peace with the past and ourselves (stop identifying with it).
Clearing emotional blocks involves work on all aspects of our being:
"Your body keeps a physical memory of all of your experiences.
You have lots of memories stored in your brain that you can recount at any given moment. You can recall names, faces, where the event took place, what it smelled like. But over time, these memories fade or change as time passes and we mature. However, even when the memory begins to fade from your brain, it lives on in your body in the form of physical sensations and behavior patterns.
The body doesn't forget.
The events of our lives leave physiological imprints in our bodies, especially when we experience trauma or situations of extreme stress that cause the body to fight, flee, or freeze in order to cope.
In a perfect world, we would be able to release the trauma or soothe the stress response soon after it was triggered. But we don't live in a perfect world, so we're all walking around with physical imprints of past experiences (good and bad) stored in our bodies. Most of us don't know how to release them because we don't even realize they exist!
You may feel your body tense up when you have to ask for help or borrow money, or your face may get hot when you're asked to speak in front of a crowd. The sensation is your body remembering.
It's remembering a past experience when you asked for help and it didn't go well. Maybe someone made you feel ashamed because you “should be able to handle it yourself.” Perhaps you were called to the front of your third grade class and asked a question you didn't know the answer to, so you felt embarrassed and humiliated.
The body doesn't have words to express itself, so it responds with physical sensations.
You can forget, block, or intellectualize the memories that are stored in our brains, but how do you work through the memories being stored in your body?
Animals shake when they experience trauma or anxiety. Think of a dog who's been in a fight with another dog: Once the fight is over, both dogs will shake to calm their nervous systems and quiet the fight, flight, or freeze response. This enables them to move on without the physical memory of the situation.
Humans, however, don't naturally do this. Instead we carry our stress, anxiety, and trauma around with us every day and use food and other addictive behaviors to soothe ourselves and quiet the emotional discomfort.
There's nothing wrong with turning to food or other means to soothe yourself, but typically habitual behaviors provide a short-term solution, and you'll continue to feel the discomfort until you release the memory from your body.
I am a recovering sugar addict. I used to stuff myself with cake, cookies, and ice cream any time I felt sad, angry, or alone. The sugar high helped me cope with difficult emotions and soothed the pain of a childhood marred with stress and abuse.
It was a behavior that eventually made me sick. Chronic yeast infections, migraines, and fatigue were the norm for ten years before I realized sugar was making me sick. I eliminated it from my diet, but the changes in my physical health were minimal.
In order to truly heal my body, I had to address the emotional issues that caused me to self-medicate with food. I did this by creating an emotional tool-kit.
In order to release the emotions and create a more peaceful state of being, it's important to create an emotional tool-kit to help regulate your nervous system and soothe the discomfort.
7 Things You Didn’t Know About Emotions
"How much do you know about emotions? Advances in psychology and neuroscience in the last ten years have produced some surprising discoveries about what, how, and why we feel. Emotions differ around the world
Anger, sadness and other emotions may feel like they’re natural or built-in, but other cultures have their own natural-feeling emotions. For instance, the German language has three distinct angers and Mandarin Chinese has five. Tahitians feel an emotion called pe’ape’a in situations where you’d feel sad, but it’s not sadness — it’s closer to fatigue or illness.
Women and men are equally emotional, in general.
The “emotional woman” is a stereotype. In real life, when my psychology lab tracks men’s and women’s emotions throughout the day, there are no differences on average.
Emotions are not reactions in your brain.
Emotion is linked to physical health in unexpected ways.
Studies show that people who are more emotionally intelligent go to the doctor less frequently, use medication less frequently, and spend fewer days hospitalized for illness.
Babies are (probably) not born with emotions.
This one surprises a lot of people. Newborns can definitely feel pleasant, unpleasant, calm, and activated, but research shows that they don’t experience adult-like emotions such as fear and surprise until they’re older. Now, plenty of parents (myself included) perceive their babies as emotional, but clever scientific experiments suggest that these very compelling perceptions are in our minds. For example, if parents in the lab hear exactly the samebaby cry several times in different situations, they may perceive it differently: as anger, sadness, fear, frustration, tiredness, hunger, or a wet nappy.
Emotionally intelligent children perform better in school.
In one study conducted by the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, schoolchildren were taught to broaden their knowledge and use of emotion words for twenty to thirty minutes per week. The results were improved social behavior and academic performance.
Emotion words help you control your emotions.
Learn as many emotion words as possible. The more emotion words you know, the more kinds of emotion your brain can make, so it has more options for creating an appropriate emotion in a situation."
More surprising details about your emotions are found in my new book, How Emotions are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain.