About
I'm Felice. My spiritual name is Nam Joti Kaur. Nam Joti for short. It means Princess/Lioness who walks in the light of God's divine name. Or that is at least one layer of what it means.
The story about my being/having the audacity to call myself a prophetess began many years ago when I was trying to conquer my fear of public speaking. I threw up all night before I had to give a speech to a very large audience. I called my friend for a blessing and in the blessing he blessed me with the spirit of prophecy. He also blessed my body to be well and that I would radiate light. Not only did I feel immediately healed from my nausea and weakness, but it was the best speaking high I have ever had. I radiated light. Since then I adore public speaking.
When I went home that day, I read up on prophecy. I didn't realize regular people could have the spirit of prophecy. I learned that in fact, a prophet is anyone that testifies of Christ and teaches righteousness or "uplifts unto edification." Missionaries are prophets. Teachers, parents, bloggers, children--can all be prophets and prophetesses.
I also chose my blog title because ever since my sweet five-year-old told me what she wanted to be when she grew up (a prophetess) I had not been able to stop thinking about it. If I am raising a prophetess, I need to be one.
The definition of "progressive" means moving forward and improving. I firmly believe that each generation should be better and more spiritually evolved that the last.We do this through steady incremental growth, facing resistance when it comes up, and by allowing our Source to heal and transform us. By Source I mean one's higher power, whatever that means for you. I call my higher power God, and for me that refers to a united eternal couple that are my Heavenly Father and Heavenly Mother, but that power is also my friend and my beloved.
Like Joan Didion, I write to know what I think. I can't not write, and I write about everything. No topic is off limits, but you will find that I blog a lot about meditation and the mind-body connection. And because the body is a temple, I also blog a lot about temples--both the ancient temple (ie. Solomon's temple, etc.) the temple of our bodies, and our modern temples, and how meditation relates to the temple. As a hypnotherapist and Kundalini Yoga and Meditation teacher, I love to share these wonderful teachings and tools with everyone. I think I am especially good at explaining the technology behind them in terms that people from a background of organized religion can understand. Though I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ, this blog is not written exclusively for members of my church or even exclusively for Christians. Christ is universal. So you are Mormon, get used to a few terms that might sound new-agey to you, like Source, or Higher Power or Aquarian Age (I'll do my best to explain all these things or link to their explanation for you), and if you are of some other faith, I'll do my best to explain any specifically church doctrine or jargon.
I hope that you will sign up for my newsletter (right panel) and follow the blog. I hope that what I write and share is uplifting and edifying and that you will share it with others. Because, as Yogi Bhajan said, "I have not come to gather disciples, but to train teachers." I also love to learn from my readers through comments and discussion. So I hope you will not only read but engage, even if it is just to say you've been here. Many of my best friendships began with a blog comment.
When I went home that day, I read up on prophecy. I didn't realize regular people could have the spirit of prophecy. I learned that in fact, a prophet is anyone that testifies of Christ and teaches righteousness or "uplifts unto edification." Missionaries are prophets. Teachers, parents, bloggers, children--can all be prophets and prophetesses.
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| Me and my little prophetess |
I also chose my blog title because ever since my sweet five-year-old told me what she wanted to be when she grew up (a prophetess) I had not been able to stop thinking about it. If I am raising a prophetess, I need to be one.
The definition of "progressive" means moving forward and improving. I firmly believe that each generation should be better and more spiritually evolved that the last.We do this through steady incremental growth, facing resistance when it comes up, and by allowing our Source to heal and transform us. By Source I mean one's higher power, whatever that means for you. I call my higher power God, and for me that refers to a united eternal couple that are my Heavenly Father and Heavenly Mother, but that power is also my friend and my beloved.
Like Joan Didion, I write to know what I think. I can't not write, and I write about everything. No topic is off limits, but you will find that I blog a lot about meditation and the mind-body connection. And because the body is a temple, I also blog a lot about temples--both the ancient temple (ie. Solomon's temple, etc.) the temple of our bodies, and our modern temples, and how meditation relates to the temple. As a hypnotherapist and Kundalini Yoga and Meditation teacher, I love to share these wonderful teachings and tools with everyone. I think I am especially good at explaining the technology behind them in terms that people from a background of organized religion can understand. Though I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ, this blog is not written exclusively for members of my church or even exclusively for Christians. Christ is universal. So you are Mormon, get used to a few terms that might sound new-agey to you, like Source, or Higher Power or Aquarian Age (I'll do my best to explain all these things or link to their explanation for you), and if you are of some other faith, I'll do my best to explain any specifically church doctrine or jargon.
I hope that you will sign up for my newsletter (right panel) and follow the blog. I hope that what I write and share is uplifting and edifying and that you will share it with others. Because, as Yogi Bhajan said, "I have not come to gather disciples, but to train teachers." I also love to learn from my readers through comments and discussion. So I hope you will not only read but engage, even if it is just to say you've been here. Many of my best friendships began with a blog comment.
Thanks for stopping by. Sat Nam
