At Caring Palms, we care about our clients and our staff.  Sessions are booked with 30 minutes turnaround time in between.  We are always there to help each other including showing new things and helping one better what they do as to work with less effort.  Caring Palms has been determined to be one of the top 18 massage establishments in Jacksonville by Expertise.com. in an independent study. 

If you, or someone you know would be interested in joining our staff, send resumes to brian@caringpalms.com, or call 904-246-2206.

 *Ready for a Cosmic Soul expansion?

 *Would you like to activate your DNA for a greater hidden potential?

  *Would you like to have more possibilities to create with?

 We are undergoing an accelerated leap towards a greater soul potential consciously, energetically and evolutionary. This can be commonly called as Ascension.

This class explains the beautiful metamorphosis we are all undergoing and your higher purpose within it.

It is an interactive experience with learning, meditation, activation and talking about the experience. This serves to expand your bandwidth of consciousness for a cosmic soul expansion. This will assist in realizing more of your light, gifts, divinity and perhaps your star soul or starseed heritage. A starseed is someone who may identify with living other places besides on earth, which we’ll go over and help discover.

Come for an amazing experience to upgrade your light codes and transform at a deeper level. 

On March 4 Saturday 1-3 or 4pm depending on the amount of participants.

Click here for more of an understanding what this experience can do for you.

To learn more about this class, go Here

The cost for this workshop is $30 and can be paid at the door or online here.

This class is taught by Imelda Arcilla, an Intuitive Soul Strategist, Alchemist, Energy Healer & Creative Ascension Guide.  To learn more about her, go to  Imelda's website.

Please let us know if you will be coming so we can plan accordingly.

Please join us at Caring Palms on Saturday, April 1st, 1pm-3:30 pm for a Group Past Life Regression session facilitated by Laura Bogen, Certified Hypnotherapist and QHHT Practitioner. Using a simple, but effective visualization technique, the first part will include experiencing one of your past lives that is most appropriate for you to see at this particular time in your life.

Did you witness the library of Alexandria burning? Were you the chief of an ancient native tribe? Perhaps a knight in medieval times? The possibilities are endless.  

Then stay a bit longer for the second part, an effective guided meditation that will take you to meet your spirit guide, where you will receive a gift & message pertinent to your life at this time.  

Lastly, we will leave time for a short, fun mental exercise and discussion. 

All you have to do is show up! (We recommend that you bring a pillow to sit on, as space is limited.) Call to reserve your spot or sign up and pay online. Walk-ins are welcome.

All you have to do is show up! (We recommend that you bring a pillow to sit on, as space is limited.)

The cost for this workshop is $25 and can be paid at the door or online here.

Call Caring Palms to reserve your spot. Check out Laura's website HERE.

(No, this is not an April Fool's Joke)

Please let us know if you will be coming so we can plan accordingly.

Thumbtack

Caring Palms is trying to establish itself on Thumbtack which is a per demand website. If someone is looking for a massage, they put out a request for a quote. Massage therapists in their area see these and send quotes if they feel they are relevant to what they do. To help Caring Palms’ standing, we need reviews on Thumbtack (as they don’t see any of the other reviews that we have on other sites). Even if you have left a review before somewhere else, if you leave a review on Thumbtack, you will again be entered into our monthly contest to win a free session.

To leave a review on thumbtack, go Here.

Locally or Globally?  Raising Vibration

by Brian Dean

I was getting coffee the other day and had parked on the side of the building. After I came back with my cup of Joe, I saw that I had to back out into the drive-thru line to get out. Thankfully, someone was kind enough to let me back out, but I still had to wait for the line to progress until I could actually leave it to go toward the exit. Now there was one person ahead that watched the car ahead of them pull up twice and did not pull up to match. They sat there with two car lengths between them. Unfortunately, because they had not pulled up, there were a couple of us that could not leave until they did.

Now after the expected moment of road rage went through my mind, I started looking at this and a lot of other things differently. One could say that this person was self-centered, but I think a better term might be centered on self (which I believe is different). They were thinking very locally. They were focused on themselves and what they were doing, not anything else around them. Unfortunately, this is something I see a lot of.

Have you ever been in the grocery and noticed someone block the aisle with their cart while they look at the things on the shelf? This happens a lot, especially in the big warehouse stores. People are so focused on what they are doing, what they need, what they want, that they don’t realize that there are other people in the store (or on the road) with them. 

One thing my mother always taught me was to pay attention to other people, and be kind. Let cars out in front of you. Don’t block the grocery aisle. Step out of the way and let others by. And while I didn’t realize it, she was teaching me to think globally. 

Thinking globally, at the most basic level, is noticing things immediately around you. Who is around you? What is around you? What is going on around you? Noticing these things puts us in a position to act. To respond to situations. Moving so others can get by. Pulling up to the car in front of you because it will allow vehicles behind you to pull into that turn lane. It gives you the ability to give a kindness.  

Moving out from there, global thinking expands to include the area around you, the climate, the mood. It allows you to do positive things in your local area, even if that is simply talking to a neighbor and calming them over something that happened. Or making a suggestion that motivates them to do something positive which will motivate someone else to do something positive.  

Eventually, thinking globally effects the entire world. But it does not mean you have to be a leader of a country. It means you need to think of things you can make happen, like putting new ideas in people’s heads that eventually grow and spread that eventually make real positive change on a large level. In turn, you are raising the vibrations, of people, of areas, of situations. Raising the vibrations helps others think more positively, more centered on others. 

I’m doing that right now as I think globally, and make suggestions to a large group of people hoping they will take it to heart and spread it. Maybe positive change will come from here as well as other areas. So, enlarge your area of perception. Look at what is around you. Do a kindness. After all, kindnesses eventually come back. That too is called Karma. 

by Brian Dean

I was watching a program on TV last night that displayed something I thought to be profound. It said, “No man chooses evil because it is evil, he only mistakes it for happiness.” Wow.  

If we think about it, people don’t choose to do evil things because they want to do evil things. Someone doesn’t decide to be mean because they want to do mean things. They do these things because they think it will bring them joy or happiness.  

This can be seen in all parts of the world nowadays. The rich don’t see themselves as doing mean things to those less fortunate. They see themselves bringing themselves joy by making more money, making themselves richer. After all, that money buys the things that make them happy.  

They might not care for those that are less fortunate, but they don’t feel they are evil. In fact, I’ll bet they feel the same as those that don’t make as much. I’ll bet they feel that they are working hard to just get by.  

But perception is everything. And perception is dependent on which end of the spectrum you are at. 

What we need to do is find a way to change the perception of those doing evil to get them to see that there are other things that can make them happy, like helping others.  

It is harder to fight evil, when those that are evil do not realize that they are. And aside from most James Bond villains, I feel most of them don’t. In fact, I could venture that the Nazis believed that they were not evil when they decided to ostracize the Jews. I’ll bet they thought they were doing what they needed to do to unify the country. Unfortunately, they unified it by creating a menace when there wasn’t one, and persecuting and murdering innocent people. 

While I may not have an answer, or any answer to this issue, I found the quote interesting and thought provoking. And it might give us all a new perspective on why things are like they are, give us some thought on how to start making people realize happiness can come from many things, and to find other things to be happy about.