Happy July!

Here are a few fun pics of my daughters Adria and River on their GLAMPING adventure earlier this week.

For Dean-the-dream and I, our daughters are our “bookends”; the oldest and youngest of our kids. With 3 sons in between, these girls are 17 years apart (I know, that’s a long time to be having babies, but I loved it!)

Although these two are very different in many ways, (and grew up in practically two different eras!) I see so many similarities in their looks, their personalities, even their movements. As anyone who has kids has experienced, I can see traits of both sides of the family in each of them.

We all carry stories in our genes…
our own experiences AND the stories of our ancestors.

Just like you can inherit your grandfather’s jawline, or your great aunt’s red hair, emotional traits also trickle down the family tree, from one generation to the next.

I see my in my daughters physical traits such as my grandmother’s cheek bones, and the green eyes from my father’s family line.

I also see in them my dear mother in law’s spunk and their grandfather’s sense of humor.

The science of epigenetics explains how the genes of your ancestors affect your physical, emotional and mental patterns, tendencies, and behaviors. Scientists have learned that trauma experienced by earlier generations can influence the structure of our genes, making them more likely to “switch on” negative responses to stress and trauma.  And, these ancestral patterns can sabotage our best intentions.

But the good news is, energy healing can help. SimplyHealed is a graceful way to release the negative emotional energy we carry in our genes so we can be free from inherited negative emotions and move forward with confidence. And of course, we get to keep and cherish all the high-vibration goodness from our strong and beloved ancestors.

You can probably tell this is one of my favorite topics, and in today’s video I give you 3 questions to ask yourself if you’re wondering if your issues are your own creation or if you’re carrying inherited emotions.  Hmmm…good stuff…check it out: