Exploring Healing Arts Podcast

Bridging the Science-Intuition Spectrum with Jo-Anne Brown

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Synopsis: Jo-Anne Brown, an Intuitive Energy Healer, comes from a background in engineering and weaves together energetic and logical skills in her healing arts practice. This episode dives into the mind-body-spirit connection, how to trust your body in evaluating your health and decision making, and the impact that being in nature can have on our healing processes.

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Quotable:  

  1. 5:36 - 5:52  “Now he knows that if he’s gonna cut a few branches or cut the tree down, he’s got to come check with me first because I have this strong physical, tangible, earthly connection to this land.”
  2. 9:13 - 9:26  “There always has to be those transitional stages that take you from something as diversely different as science and intuition and I‘ve run the full gamut between the two.”
  3. 11:33: 11:37  “The sciences for me; they were really where I grounded.”
  4. 12:03 - 12:10:  ‘Even when there was physical ill health, I could go to that safe space in my mind.”
  5. 13:38 - 13:49  “When we consider the word spiritual, we think that it’s just relegated to our connection with a higher power but it’s our relationships across the board as well.”
  6. 22:28 - 22:36  “The relational aspect, the spiritual relational aspect, has an impact on the physical and vice-versa.”
  7. 35:06 - 35:17  “It’s interesting, it’s become, my really deep meaningful connections are more with people who are in various countries and time zones around the world.”
  8. 39:00 - 39:07  “It’s so important to trust in yourself, to trust your gut senses, to trust what you feel in your body.”
  9. 41:32 - 41:37  “Everything we need to sustain us, we gain it through Mother Earth.”
  10. 42:22 - 42:38  “I think that practices of grounding, grounding, yoga and other really embodied states are really understated and underutilized.  We all need to be drawing and connecting with that more.”

About Jo-Anne Brown

Jo-Anne is an intuitive, energy healer and author based in Australia who helps intuitives,empaths and sensitive souls to shift blocked energy from pivotal life experiences. Thiswork also enables them to release disharmonious belief systems, stuck emotions,disease patterns and toxicity. In her work, Jo draws from the realms of both intuitionand science, so her background in engineering and bioresonance therapy add a uniquequality to her healing sessions.In 2021, Jo shared her motivation for becoming ahealer in the international best-sellingmulti-author book, Intuitive Speaking Her Truth. Jo offers online sessionsto clients allover the world.

Disclaimer: The primary purpose of the Exploring Healing Arts Podcast is to inspire and educate. As a reminder, the information and opinions provided on this podcast are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. We encourage you to speak with your doctor for professional medical advice or treatment. Opinions offered on this podcast, are just that, opinions. 

Credits:

Host: ElizaBeth Alexander

Guest: Jo-Anne Brown

Producer: ElizaBeth Alexander

Editor: Gage Hurley 

Music: NOVVA 

Website: www.EnergyHealingElizaBeth.com

Instagram: @BethAlexanderFitness 

Free Intro to Energy Hygiene Mini-Course: www.EnergyHealingElizabeth.com/EnergyHygiene 

Links Referenced in Podcast:

Quotable:  

  1. 5:36 - 5:52  “Now he knows that if he’s gonna cut a few branches or cut the tree down, he’s got to come check with me first because I have this strong physical, tangible, earthly connection to this land.”
  2. 9:13 - 9:26  “There always has to be those transitional stages that take you from something as diversely different as science and intuition and I‘ve run the full gamut between the two.”
  3. 11:33: 11:37  “The sciences for me; they were really where I grounded.”
  4. 12:03 - 12:10:  ‘Even when there was physical ill health, I could go to that safe space in my mind.”
  5. 13:38 - 13:49  “When we consider the word spiritual, we think that it’s just relegated to our connection with a higher power but it’s our relationships across the board as well.”
  6. 22:28 - 22:36  “The relational aspect, the spiritual relational aspect, has an impact on the physical and vice-versa.”
  7. 35:06 - 35:17  “It’s interesting, it’s become, my really deep meaningful connections are more with people who are in various countries and time zones around the world.”
  8. 39:00 - 39:07  “It’s so important to trust in yourself, to trust your gut senses, to trust what you feel in your body.”
  9. 41:32 - 41:37  “Everything we need to sustain us, we gain it through Mother Earth.”
  10. 42:22 - 42:38  “I think that practices of grounding, grounding, yoga and other really embodied states are really understated and underutilized.  We all need to be drawing and connecting with that more.”

About Jo-Anne Brown

Jo-Anne is an intuitive, energy healer and author based in Australia who helps intuitives,empaths and sensitive souls to shift blocked energy from pivotal life experiences. Thiswork also enables them to release disharmonious belief systems, stuck emotions,disease patterns and toxicity. In her work, Jo draws from the realms of both intuitionand science, so her background in engineering and bioresonance therapy add a uniquequality to her healing sessions.In 2021, Jo shared her motivation for becoming ahealer in the international best-sellingmulti-author book, Intuitive Speaking Her Truth. Jo offers online sessionsto clients allover the world.

Disclaimer: The primary purpose of the Exploring Healing Arts Podcast is to inspire and educate. As a reminder, the information and opinions provided on this podcast are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. We encourage you to speak with your doctor for professional medical advice or treatment. Opinions offered on this podcast, are just that, opinions. 

Credits:

Host: ElizaBeth Alexander

Guest: Jo-Anne Brown

Producer: ElizaBeth Alexander

Editor: Gage Hurley 

Music: NOVVA