Episode 94
Where the Mind Goes, Energy Flows, Blood and Tissue Follow
In this episode, Jennifer shares how surviving a near-fatal car accident led her to Reiki and set her on a lifelong path of energy healing. Her journey highlights two powerful lessons: the importance of self-nurture and the peace found in acceptance. Guided by the principle, “Where the mind goes, energy flows, and blood and tissue follow,” Jennifer inspires a deeper connection to self, reminding us that true health arises from the harmony of mind, body, and spirit.
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About the Guest:
Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc, R.S.T., RT-CRA, RYT, RCRT, MQP, is an intuitive healer and teacher, dedicated to helping others release emotional and physical pain while supporting personal and spiritual growth. She owns a holistic practice, providing each client with a personalized healing experience through a blend of Reiki, Shiatsu, reflexology, yoga, Gua Sha, cupping, acupressure, and EEM.
As a registered Shiatsu Therapist and Reiki Teacher, Jennifer offers practical tools for self-care, balance, and emotional well-being, empowering clients to feel lighter, restored, and inspired.
About the Host:
Rev. DeeAnne ‘Rose Hope’ Riendeau B.Msc, HADM, PIDP, NLP is a thought leader in spiritual and business development whose mission is to elevate how we think and live. Experiencing a life of chronic illness, and 2 near death experiences, DeeAnne rebounded with 20 years of health education and a diverse health career.
She is known as the modern day Willy Wonka for giving away her company Your Holistic Earth, which is the first holistic health care system of its kind. She is currently the owner of Rose Hope International, in which she helps those who are seeking more joy, love, freedom, and a deeper meaning in life using your souls library also known as the Akashic Records.
She has spoken at Harvard University, appeared on Shaw TV, Global Television, and CTV and has been recognized as a visionary and business leader having been nominated for numerous awards including Alberta Business of Distinction. Along with being an entrepreneur, DeeAnne is a mom of 2 bright kids, publisher, popular speaker and international bestselling author who uses her heart and her head to guide others to create their best life.
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WSC Intro/Outro: This is when Spirit calls and you on your
Speaker:journey, are in the right place. This show is about magic,
Speaker:miracles and meaning shared through stories, interviews and
Speaker:channeled messages. We have so much to share about who you are
Speaker:and your divine mission here on the earth, let's get to it when
Speaker:Spirit calls is right now.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: I am excited to introduce you to our featured
Speaker:guest today, Jennifer Scott Leblanc. Jennifer is a natural
Speaker:healer, a gifted, intuitive and teacher. She is passionate about
Speaker:helping others release emotions, physical pain and heal in a way
Speaker:that promotes personal and spiritual growth. Her
Speaker:individualized approach gives each client a personalized
Speaker:experience where she provides insight and guidance regarding
Speaker:their journey in healing. Clients often say that her calm,
Speaker:welcoming vibe puts them at ease immediately, and they report
Speaker:feeling lighter, happier, restored and inspired after a
Speaker:session. As a Reiki teacher, Jennifer often shares tips to
Speaker:help manage anxiety, establish self care routines and maintain
Speaker:balance long after a session, her practice includes Reiki
Speaker:healing, chakra balancing, Gua Sha cupping, shiatsu, TCM,
Speaker:acupressure, EEM and yoga. Please join me in welcoming our
Speaker:guest today. Jennifer, hello, everyone. So happy to be back
Speaker:with you on another edition of When Spirit calls. We are diving
Speaker:into some fun stuff today with our guest, Jennifer. Hi,
Speaker:Jennifer.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Hi. I'm excited to be here.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: I am so excited that you're here, and you know
Speaker:you and I got to meet very recently within this last year,
Speaker:because you host the most amazing events, these wellness
Speaker:events that you've been doing. And I just absolutely loved
Speaker:everything about you and the work that was being done. So I
Speaker:was so excited that you agreed to come on this podcast, because
Speaker:I think you're doing such incredible work in the world.
Speaker:And I had never, I didn't even know what shiatsu was. So yes,
Speaker:we'll get to that later. Folks, don't worry. But for now,
Speaker:Jennifer, will you tell us about your beautiful adventure in
Speaker:becoming the woman you are today? When and how did spirit
Speaker:call you to the work that you're doing? So a little bit of a
Speaker:backstory
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: might have been a little dramatic.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Hey, we're okay with that here.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: So in 2009 my husband and I, my
Speaker:sister, my four children, were in a head on collision. So, yes,
Speaker:so it was basically a bonk to the head. Right. Come on. You
Speaker:gotta and apparently I have to do it for my kids and other
Speaker:people, not for me, but I think a lot of times it goes that way,
Speaker:right, because we're programmed to be givers and not about
Speaker:taking care of ourselves. So in the process, I and probably
Speaker:about 2010 April, I had my mom and I and one of my aunts
Speaker:decided to take a Reiki class. I had no idea what I was signing
Speaker:up for. Absolutely no idea. I was just like, What is this? But
Speaker:at the time, my kids were still having nightmares from there was
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: some trauma attached. Can I just fill in a
Speaker:little bit of a gap for the audience? Because, like, they
Speaker:want to make sure everyone was actually okay from that
Speaker:accident.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: So every everybody survived. It was a
Speaker:head on collision on a highway. So we were going 120 Whoa, yes.
Speaker:So there are other aspects to it that are kind of neat. And
Speaker:looking back at it now it's, I'm gonna say it's cool, like, I
Speaker:know it sounds awful, but there are aspects of it that are
Speaker:fascinating.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: It is fascinating to me because my
Speaker:history was in EMS, so I would be called, I would be the
Speaker:ambulance coming with those accidents, and when we had head
Speaker:on collisions, many of them were fatal, yes, many, many, many of
Speaker:them. So the fact that all of you survived going that speed,
Speaker:yes, on a highway is like to me, like my mind is like, what
Speaker:everyone survived like, I'm struggling to actually wrap my
Speaker:head around that. So I felt like it was important for me to bring
Speaker:that to the surface, because that in itself, is a miracle to
Speaker:me.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Yeah, and it was, it was little
Speaker:cheery. It was so by April, I took that right. He level one,
Speaker:and I've, I've always had the connection, but not the words to
Speaker:describe the connection. Ah, like I couldn't articulate it. I
Speaker:had no idea. So these the courses that I took started
Speaker:giving me words, started giving me the knowledge of actually
Speaker:what it was, right, and not really having any education on
Speaker:it.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: You were an energy healer basically your
Speaker:whole life, but didn't really know it. Like you knew that
Speaker:there was thing. You knew that there was connection, but you
Speaker:didn't know it. Know it,
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: yes, yeah, and I couldn't articulate
Speaker:it, right? Yeah, we're not given the training, any type of
Speaker:training for that. No, right, exactly. There's lots of
Speaker:programming, but the knowledge to do what you want with it
Speaker:isn't there, and the wording and all of that. So my response was,
Speaker:I, I just did what the Course told me to do. Okay, so I gave
Speaker:my kids a little Reiki, set up on the kitchen table, on a
Speaker:sleeping bag. Wow. You know the training is you're just
Speaker:connecting, and you are just the conduit. Yeah, you and the
Speaker:intention is for the person receiving, right? So you have no
Speaker:control over how it's going to be received. So it's either
Speaker:received or it's not received. So my kids that were having
Speaker:nightmares were 10, 1214, and 17. Wow. Okay, so all four of
Speaker:them weren't doing great with this. And my husband and I
Speaker:actually didn't sleep in the same bed because we were going
Speaker:from Kid to Kid. Wow. Ironically, my mother gave us,
Speaker:gave our kids big Christmas bells that year, and those were
Speaker:the bells hanging on our headboards. Wow. So they'd ring
Speaker:those bells and we'd go. So we were just alternating beds,
Speaker:basically. So after that, Reiki level one on a sleeping bag on
Speaker:my kitchen table, one treatment for me, and there were no more
Speaker:nightmares, whoa, oh, I got goosebumps. I was like, Oh, what
Speaker:is going on? What is this? My husband and I were like, what?
Speaker:Because we were just like, waiting for the bells to ring
Speaker:right. Wow. And nothing. The kids slipped, and I was like,
Speaker:All right, what's happening? I'm signing up again, like I just
Speaker:kept going with anything that sparked interest to me. So I
Speaker:have, I probably could say, hundreds of certifications like
Speaker:you. Right from that point on, I was, I've got this, I'm going.
Speaker:So it's evolved and it's changed. I have my own practice,
Speaker:I have my own business, I teach, I treat, and I hopefully am
Speaker:inspiring people to find their way.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Yeah, I think this is so beautiful, you know.
Speaker:And I want to remind our audience that you don't need to
Speaker:have a head on collision or a near death experience the path.
Speaker:But
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: yes, listen better than I did.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: right, like, and I think that's the thing. But
Speaker:like you said, we're so programmed and so conditioned
Speaker:and so distracted that it is so easy for us to miss the
Speaker:intuition. It's so easy for us to Miss Miss the pull or the
Speaker:call of divine. And so sometimes we have a head on collision as a
Speaker:wake up call of like, hey, wait a second. I think that there's
Speaker:more here. And I love that you listened. I love that you leaned
Speaker:in and you were curious about it. So you have you have your
Speaker:Reiki. You have shiatsu, which is a form of massage. What other
Speaker:modalities are in there that you love to utilize?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: So I have reflexology, I teach yoga,
Speaker:I teach Qigong. Look, there's just a little bit in there,
Speaker:like, there's a lot going on, yeah, all of them is just
Speaker:another puzzle piece, right? The picture for me, because it's
Speaker:very specific for what works with myself, with immediate
Speaker:family, even, and then within my clinic,
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: yes, I love that you have so many tools in your
Speaker:toolbox. Because I think one of the challenges. A lot of people
Speaker:have is they go to a practitioner who does one thing,
Speaker:and then there's all these other dominoes that also need to be
Speaker:looked at that don't often get looked at. And then they say,
Speaker:Well, I did all this treatment. How come it's not working? And
Speaker:it's be often times because we haven't looked at things quite
Speaker:holistically. And so I see that you have this very holistic
Speaker:practice where you can pull from any one of those toolboxes
Speaker:depending on what that person needs. So it sounds to me like
Speaker:in a lot of ways, you do a customized approach that, like,
Speaker:no session is necessary.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: yeah, no, yeah, no, right, yeah.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: It's like, you know, we all fit under different
Speaker:needs and different ways in which our bodies can heal. So I
Speaker:love that you have that. So, okay, Jennifer, so now we've
Speaker:come full circle. You've recovered. Your family's well
Speaker:and alive, and everything is good. What are the things? What
Speaker:are the lessons? What are the the golden nuggets that you
Speaker:learned through that journey and that experience that you would
Speaker:love for people to know, that would make their lives better,
Speaker:easier, healthier, whatever.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: So I've got two big ones. One is self
Speaker:nurture, and I'm not calling it, don't get me wrong. It's not
Speaker:pampering. It's not going to a spa. It's not getting your nails
Speaker:done, it's not getting your hair done. Yes, those are lovely.
Speaker:Yeah, but nurturing is very close to our heart space, right?
Speaker:Like, think of nurture as a mother breastfeeding her baby,
Speaker:so those actions of nurturing yourself is so important, so
Speaker:important. If you don't have that energy, you have nothing to
Speaker:give away. You have nothing for anybody else to take care of,
Speaker:right? Yeah, you just, and you'll burn out. You just, you
Speaker:hit the wall and you're done, and you're gonna bang your head
Speaker:against the wall.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: You know, I have done this so many times in my
Speaker:life, where I would like, go, go, go, and then I hit the
Speaker:proverbial wall, right? It was like this crash and burn kind of
Speaker:energy. I think a lot of us live in that right, like a lot of us
Speaker:live in that light, right? Right? And so like, what if we
Speaker:don't know what that means to self nurture? What are some
Speaker:examples? I mean, you said not the spa, but like, what are some
Speaker:of the things that you do to self nurture?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: I walk in nature. I live in the
Speaker:country, so it's a gift. I go walk through canola fields. I go
Speaker:through. We have a creek by close by, so listening to the
Speaker:birds really connecting to the trees the grass.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Love that. What's huge?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Yes, yeah, and that's free.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Ah, this is the thing. I think it wasn't very
Speaker:long ago I saw posts that went out that said, here are the
Speaker:things you need to stay healthy. And it was water, sun, outdoors,
Speaker:you know? It was like all of the things that are free and
Speaker:available to us, and yet so many of us forget that that's where a
Speaker:lot of our nourishment comes from, right? Yeah? And, well, I
Speaker:think that, yeah, it's such an invitation for us to allow for
Speaker:us to access all of those wonderful, wonderful free
Speaker:offerings available from, from God, from created, yeah, yeah.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Well, and, and there's, there is
Speaker:actually a lot of other free stuff that you can get onto
Speaker:YouTube, yes, like, if you're looking for a class to nurture
Speaker:yourself, you can do yoga. It's online, it's free. Yeah, you can
Speaker:have it. Like, you can find a Qigong class online, free. What
Speaker:you need to do is find it what works for you, yeah, right.
Speaker:Like, what works for me may not work for you, right? That's it,
Speaker:yeah, but you have to be important enough to make the
Speaker:step to make time for yourself.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Ah, the time for ourselves, right? Yeah. I mean,
Speaker:I think, you know, we have both men and women that listen to
Speaker:this podcast, but I think for the parents out there, that time
Speaker:for yourself sometimes feels a little elusive. But you know,
Speaker:one of the techniques that I used to have when the kids were
Speaker:little is I would go and shut myself in the bathroom, and I
Speaker:would just sit on the floor and I would write, or I would just
Speaker:take a few breaths, like sometimes it was only three
Speaker:minutes until I got mommed, but I created the time, and I think
Speaker:that's so important as parents, to create the time, the space
Speaker:for you. And I know it's so easy to say, Well, I have. No time.
Speaker:Well, you might get up a little bit earlier, or you might stay
Speaker:up a little later to give yourself the time, or you might
Speaker:call in a babysitter and ask for some help to create the time.
Speaker:Ask for help. What right? So, you know, I think, I think it is
Speaker:a really important conversation, because I think so many are
Speaker:trying to pour from empty cups, and many have forgotten, well,
Speaker:how do I even fill my cup? Like, what does that mean to me?
Speaker:Right?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Yeah, yeah. And nobody has time. So
Speaker:it's not about it's not about taking time. It's about making
Speaker:time. Making taking time. Yeah, just make time. Because yeah,
Speaker:like, and if you're not going to do it for yourself, do it for
Speaker:your kids. Do it right for the people you are serving, yeah?
Speaker:Because if you can't serve them anymore, yeah, yeah, there's
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: right, they are right. There's nothing left to
Speaker:give. So I love that this is, you know, a priority. And I
Speaker:think it's important that it becomes a priority for all of
Speaker:us. Somewhere along the way, we were taught and programmed to
Speaker:end a condition, to believe that we had to become self
Speaker:sacrificial, and, yeah, yeah, the martyr energy, right? And
Speaker:so, you know, I think about, and this isn't to bring this into a
Speaker:religious conversation, necessarily, but I was raised
Speaker:Catholic, and so, you know, we talked about Jesus, and Jesus is
Speaker:still an active part of my spiritual path. And you know,
Speaker:you think about the ultimate martyr, being Jesus, right,
Speaker:bearing the cross, and, you know, being crucified for us so
Speaker:that we didn't have to sacrifice ourselves, right? But yet,
Speaker:instead, we said, Oh no, I better sacrifice like Jesus did,
Speaker:even though the whole premise of that process was so that we
Speaker:could be free to just experience this god given life that we
Speaker:have. So you know, for those of you listening that are like, Oh
Speaker:my god, yeah, I keep doing this, or I have trouble and I can't
Speaker:nurture myself. Really want to invite you to make it a priority
Speaker:and, and we can't say that strongly enough, yeah, okay,
Speaker:what's the other one? Is that fun feeling complete? Jennifer,
Speaker:yes, yes. Okay, so what's the other key bit of information
Speaker:that you wish you would have known or you learned?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Mine? Number two is acceptance. Hello.
Speaker:It is huge for me, accepting them for where they're at, being
Speaker:there for them for where they're at, and being approachable with
Speaker:that acceptance, right? Not everybody is in the same place,
Speaker:yeah, and that's huge. I've made a huge difference in my life.
Speaker:Huge,
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: you know, I love this conversation around
Speaker:acceptance. We could probably do a whole podcast just around
Speaker:acceptance, and a big part of it for me was the self acceptance,
Speaker:accepting myself as I am, because I was such a I was such
Speaker:an achiever, so I was like perfection. I have to be the
Speaker:best, or I have to be really good at this, or, you know, and
Speaker:so, and if I wasn't, then I would only have love for the
Speaker:parts of myself that were pretty and nice and good, and those
Speaker:parts weren't so good, it would be like, oh, like, oh, I don't
Speaker:like that about myself. You know, we push away, and I think
Speaker:that a big part of this process for us is loving acceptance of
Speaker:all of our parts, the shadows, the lights, right? So what you
Speaker:do to help yourself with practicing acceptance? What are
Speaker:is there? Is there a process, or is it just having an awareness
Speaker:that, like, you know what, I'm accepting that person where
Speaker:they're at, even though I would do things differently, right? Or
Speaker:whatever? Is there anything that you want to add to that?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Well, part of it is taking away the
Speaker:expectations. Oh, there it is, yeah, and taking away
Speaker:expectations of what you think it should be, what society, what
Speaker:culture, what all of it thinks it should be. It's it's not my
Speaker:life. Why am I trying to plan it out?
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: I love the idea of falling away from the
Speaker:expectations. You know, it's like, okay, I'm not going to be
Speaker:attached to any particular outcome, right? I'm not going to
Speaker:be attached to how I think this person needs to show up, or how
Speaker:this event needs to go, or whatever it's like. We come into
Speaker:total acceptance of all things
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: and being in the moment of it like
Speaker:we often live in. In the future of it or
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: or the past.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: None of it has anything to the moment
Speaker:that we're in right.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: You're right. I mean, there only is right now,
Speaker:after all, isn't there? And so when we can just accept whatever
Speaker:it is, this showing up, and this is tied to as well, the
Speaker:experiences that we don't love too, isn't it? Jennifer, right?
Speaker:Like, you know, it's like we have to be willing, or there's
Speaker:an invitation, I should say, to be willing to just lovingly
Speaker:accept what is did you ever read Byron Katie's book? Do you
Speaker:follow Byron Katie? No, okay, Byron Katie, I'm going to just
Speaker:throw this out to the audience. Has a wonderful book called
Speaker:loving what is and the loving what is process really helps us
Speaker:to come into deeper acceptance for self and for others and for
Speaker:experiences. And this is what you're really talking about.
Speaker:You're talking about accepting things the way they are because
Speaker:to resist is to suffer, and I gotta work
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: to resist it all like it's way
Speaker:harder, way harder. It is exhausting.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Listening, anyone listening out there
Speaker:that's feeling like they're resisting, what is it's
Speaker:exhausting, isn't it? Right? So this, it is so exhausting, and
Speaker:we don't even realize it's so exhausting until we accept and
Speaker:realize, oh my god, it's so much easier just to accept what it
Speaker:is, even though I might think it's not the best, even though
Speaker:it might not be the way I wanted it to go, that step is huge,
Speaker:right?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: It is, it is,
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: yeah, in the acceptance, also, folks, you
Speaker:receive more value if we're so busy resisting, what is so busy
Speaker:resisting? What? Not only do we leak a lot of energy, right? Not
Speaker:only is that exhausting, but when we're resisting, we're
Speaker:blocking ourselves from receiving the actual value of
Speaker:the experience, right? And so we can't take the lesson in
Speaker:learning once we accept what is, then all of a sudden, it opens
Speaker:up that portal of like, oh, there's a lesson here, and
Speaker:there's this here, and there's an insight here, and then we
Speaker:receive more. So we cannot stress this acceptance piece
Speaker:enough, right?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: It is, it is a big one. Those are like
Speaker:the two that really, really turned and gave me more peace in
Speaker:life. Wow, yeah, and being able to live and be joyful in the
Speaker:moment, right? I have no control over it. The only thing I have
Speaker:control over is my response, yeah. And you know what? Here it
Speaker:is, sometimes freaking funny,
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: yeah. It can be. I love that you've simplified
Speaker:this so much, Jennifer, because really what you've done is
Speaker:you've said, okay, in my experience, these were the two
Speaker:key components that changed everything, my self, nurturing,
Speaker:my ability to take care of myself, and my willing to accept
Speaker:all that is. And folks, it can be that simple. And I think
Speaker:that's a reminder for all of us, because oftentimes it's like we
Speaker:want to over complicate it, you know, right? Oh, my god, yeah,
Speaker:amazing. Jennifer, is there anything else that's on your
Speaker:heart that you feel compelled to share? I know we're getting
Speaker:already to our time. It just has flown by together. But is there
Speaker:anything else that maybe a quote, or something else that is
Speaker:showing up for you right now that you feel you need to share
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: so it kind of goes along with the self
Speaker:nurture. Part of it, my whole outlook on like energy life, all
Speaker:of it is where the mind goes. Energy flows, and blood and
Speaker:tissue follow. Oh, when we are Did you know blood and tissue
Speaker:follow? I didn't. I didn't know that one. I love that Yes. So
Speaker:there's so many like the emotions that we hold within our
Speaker:body can create huge trauma, and it's been evident in the last
Speaker:weeks that it's shown up quite a bit. And there are things that
Speaker:are out of our control that, you know, if we obsess on them, or
Speaker:if we focus on those things, it can cause illness, it can cause
Speaker:types of death within the body physically, it can go into our
Speaker:mind and create other things besides physical trauma. And
Speaker:this is where the book can come in, right? But it is really self
Speaker:nurturing. Can. Be also stress management, right, right, yeah,
Speaker:so managing what you allow in to make your body toxic.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Oh, yes. And not just like food wise, but you're
Speaker:talking nerve shots, you're talking emotion, you're talking
Speaker:things that we might
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: all of it has a chemical reaction
Speaker:within the body. Well,
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: yes, and this is fascinating to me. I mean, we
Speaker:could have a whole nother podcast on this because, you
Speaker:know, I look at the fear mongering in our social media,
Speaker:you know, oh, the world is coming to an end, or, like,
Speaker:whatever that might be. And so we have been thrown or
Speaker:catapulted into this fear plague. I call it right? So if
Speaker:we let our mind play in that narrative and play in that
Speaker:story, like you said, where your mind goes, energy flows, and
Speaker:blood and tissue follow, and so we wonder why we're having
Speaker:chronic illness epidemics, and it is all tied back to what
Speaker:we're feeding ourselves, emotionally, energetically and
Speaker:not
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Yes, not what we're telling ourselves and
Speaker:what we're the stories, yeah, yeah, yes, about ourselves, like
Speaker:the low vibrations of shame, guilt, oh, grief, fear, all of
Speaker:those are stagnant Emotions that in sitting in the body.
Speaker:Stagnation is disease, so it's not good, not a good place to
Speaker:be, yeah? So nurturing yourself to stay out of that and creating
Speaker:more for yourself, yeah, yes, yeah.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: I love that. I love that you brought this to
Speaker:the surface for us, because we can master our minds. Everybody
Speaker:you have power over your thoughts. Not every thought that
Speaker:comes into your mind is true, and I want to invite you to
Speaker:challenge those thoughts a lot more and see if you can shift
Speaker:those thoughts to more positive thoughts, so that your body can
Speaker:be healthier, more resilient, and all of those wonderful
Speaker:things. But if you're struggling you need some help, you can go
Speaker:and see Jennifer. So this is where you're coming in. And so
Speaker:can you tell us about what you've got as your offers, what
Speaker:you've got available? I know you've got a beautiful retreat
Speaker:coming up in the fall, and so would you just tell us about
Speaker:that.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: So I have two scheduled retreats in
Speaker:the fall, October 4 and November 30. They are the Beaumont
Speaker:wellness retreat. I bring in different modalities. We have
Speaker:body room. We have a mind room. So body we work through maybe
Speaker:some yoga, Qigong, sound bath. Mind room is about
Speaker:intellectually. Maybe we need nutrition, maybe we need some
Speaker:inspirational speakers, bringing it together as a community. It
Speaker:is such a special, special retreat. It is very close to my
Speaker:heart, and I love every moment of it. And the women that come
Speaker:in to present are absolutely priceless, amazing women that
Speaker:have inspired me to keep going so we just do
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: it's amazing. I had the privilege of coming in
Speaker:the spring, and I absolutely loved it. So thank you for
Speaker:creating the space for us to come together. Now if we want to
Speaker:come to you for services. Jennifer, how can we find you
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: so yourbalance.net is my website. I
Speaker:have so many things that you can sign up for, or you can some
Speaker:come see me personally. Many, many classes going on. I teach
Speaker:ACU yoga online in the fall. That's a combination of doing
Speaker:acupressure, a little bit of yoga and then a meditation to
Speaker:close. So that's nice, because you don't have to go anywhere. I
Speaker:have a chakra class that I teach. It's an eight class. It
Speaker:goes through we do the work of every chakra. Awesome. A lot of
Speaker:us know about it and talk about it and teach it even, but never
Speaker:step into it and actually do the work for those spaces within the
Speaker:body. Wow, right? Yeah, wonderful, yeah. I do teach the
Speaker:Reiki classes as well. So 123, and four. And I also teach the
Speaker:shiatsu program. So the shiatsu program is a big one,
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: yeah, and so I promised everyone you would kind
Speaker:of explain shiatsu. For those that have never heard of it
Speaker:before, could you just give us a quick overview?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Sure. So the shiatsu I teach is a
Speaker:combination of Zen Japanese and traditional Chinese acupressure.
Speaker:So what it looks at the body as an ecosystem, our organs are the
Speaker:oceans and the lakes and the channels that run through. Them
Speaker:are the rivers and streams. Okay, so all the organs are
Speaker:lumped into elements. All the elements coordinate with our
Speaker:Earth and our ecosystem, all creating harmony. So if there's
Speaker:stagnation in the lake, there's going to be stagnation within
Speaker:the rivers and streams, right? Yeah, yeah, yes. The the organs
Speaker:tell a story. We do a reading on the organs, and it tells the
Speaker:story of what's going on in the body.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Wow, so and then putting pressure on the body in
Speaker:certain points to open up the floodgates, so to speak.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: So if you're familiar with
Speaker:acupuncture, it's all the same points, except the treatment is
Speaker:manually touched, yes, mostly every single point in the body,
Speaker:every single time you've hit the table.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Wow, amazing. Thank you. Thank you for
Speaker:explaining that. Yeah,
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: I'll let just let you know how it feel.
Speaker:It feels like chiral massage and physio all put together.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: Yes, oh.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Then, yes.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: I love that. That's a wonderful way for us to
Speaker:wrap our minds around what that experience might be like. Oh,
Speaker:Jennifer, this has been so great. We are pretty much at the
Speaker:end, and I know we're going to have those links in the show
Speaker:notes so you can connect with Jennifer after that. Anything
Speaker:else, any final words, anything we missed Jennifer before we go?
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: No, I love you.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: I love you too. Thank you so much. What a fun
Speaker:way to end and we love all of you. Thank you so much for being
Speaker:here. Jennifer, thank you so much for listening. For all of
Speaker:you that are tuning into this episode, please explore.
Speaker:Jennifer, please lean in if you are feeling the poll as you
Speaker:know, and until next time be well, can't wait to be with you
Speaker:on another episode of when Spirit calls. Thanks, everyone.
Speaker:Thanks. Jennifer, bye.
Speaker:Jennifer Scott-LeBlanc: Thank you. Bye.
Speaker:Rev. Rose Hope: So happy you could join us today, and we hope
Speaker:that you found comfort and inspiration with wherever you
Speaker:are at right now, if you feel you received a gift in today's
Speaker:message, please pass that gift along to a loved one by sharing
Speaker:this episode with them. To continue this conversation,
Speaker:please join me at Rosehope.ca. And when you do, be sure to
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