Ministerial Statement
I believe that God dwells in each one of our hearts and is reflected by the love, compassion and the positive creativity we see in each other. We indeed are “All One”. I believe each I meet is a kindred brother or sister and we are all part of the larger human family one day working together for the greater good of all.
Although I was raised a Christian my early upbringing also included exposure to and the acceptance of the writings of world philosophers and religious giants who embraced all world religious dedicated to God and serving the greater good of all by selfless and positive means. Later in life I was introduced to Native American traditions which taught me gentleness and the importance of nature. In the late 1990’s was initiated into the Buddhist religion and although I do not presently practice this spiritual orientation it’s message of compassion greatly influences me on a daily basis. I have been an avid student of positive thinking and affirmations since a young teenager.
I have over 25 years experience and training as an alternative medicine resource specialist and as a spiritual healer in the following healing modalities: Reiki, Therapeutic Touch, Reconnective Healing, Pranic Healing, and Bach Flower Remedies. However from my experience of witnessing many miracles I believe prayer direct to the source yields the greatest healing.
Although I am not trained in the healing modalities of Radionics, Cranial Sacral Therapy, Neuromodulation Therapy, Clinical Kinesiology and Matrix Energetics I have observed excellent healing results and increased spiritual awareness. I only mention these therapies as they have strongly shaped my frame of reference in regards to the true nature of God, spirituality and healing. My life journey has also led me to a greater understanding of Kundalini process and how to support those dealing with anxiety and depression.
Along the way I have met many interesting people and had many valuable life experiences which included living in a small cabin the Oregon Coast Range for 18 years, care taking on the Columbia River, working in Appalachian for Teen Corp of America, sang in “Up with People”, helped manage a family restaurant for 8 years and worked with the public in many venues. I owed two small business, run a small charity Compassionate Heart Community Outreach. Lastly I spent 2 years living in the woods praying and meditating which lead me to the realization that “We are all one”.
My mentors include:
Rev. Michelle Lusson, Dr. Harry Van Geldner, Dr. Solihin Thom and Dr. G. Ross
The following authors along with the writings of my mentors have had a profound influence on my life: Edgar Cayce, Jon Penal, Gordon Michael Scallion, Dina Beauvais, Don Miguel Ruiz, Dr. Edward Bach, Dr. Richard Bartlett, Kahlil Gibran, Dolores Cannon, Paul Solomon and many others.
I received two degrees from Portland Community College in 1992, one in Science and one in General Studies. Presently I am enrolled at City Vision College to become certified in Rescue Mission Management in 2010 and will graduate with a BA in this subject in 2012.
Thanks to my mother who taught me to always “Be kind”, to my husband for the lesson of unconditional love, commitment and laughter and to all the others sharing their heart with me.
My mission is to open a non-profit organization in order to serve the homeless and the needy. I believe God has given me the gifts of compassion, hope and of encouraging others in order to uplift and remind of the untapped potential and possibilities within each of us.
Kind Regards,
Ardyth Morehouse
I believe that God dwells in each one of our hearts and is reflected by the love, compassion and the positive creativity we see in each other. We indeed are “All One”. I believe each I meet is a kindred brother or sister and we are all part of the larger human family one day working together for the greater good of all.
Although I was raised a Christian my early upbringing also included exposure to and the acceptance of the writings of world philosophers and religious giants who embraced all world religious dedicated to God and serving the greater good of all by selfless and positive means. Later in life I was introduced to Native American traditions which taught me gentleness and the importance of nature. In the late 1990’s was initiated into the Buddhist religion and although I do not presently practice this spiritual orientation it’s message of compassion greatly influences me on a daily basis. I have been an avid student of positive thinking and affirmations since a young teenager.
I have over 25 years experience and training as an alternative medicine resource specialist and as a spiritual healer in the following healing modalities: Reiki, Therapeutic Touch, Reconnective Healing, Pranic Healing, and Bach Flower Remedies. However from my experience of witnessing many miracles I believe prayer direct to the source yields the greatest healing.
Although I am not trained in the healing modalities of Radionics, Cranial Sacral Therapy, Neuromodulation Therapy, Clinical Kinesiology and Matrix Energetics I have observed excellent healing results and increased spiritual awareness. I only mention these therapies as they have strongly shaped my frame of reference in regards to the true nature of God, spirituality and healing. My life journey has also led me to a greater understanding of Kundalini process and how to support those dealing with anxiety and depression.
Along the way I have met many interesting people and had many valuable life experiences which included living in a small cabin the Oregon Coast Range for 18 years, care taking on the Columbia River, working in Appalachian for Teen Corp of America, sang in “Up with People”, helped manage a family restaurant for 8 years and worked with the public in many venues. I owed two small business, run a small charity Compassionate Heart Community Outreach. Lastly I spent 2 years living in the woods praying and meditating which lead me to the realization that “We are all one”.
My mentors include:
Rev. Michelle Lusson, Dr. Harry Van Geldner, Dr. Solihin Thom and Dr. G. Ross
The following authors along with the writings of my mentors have had a profound influence on my life: Edgar Cayce, Jon Penal, Gordon Michael Scallion, Dina Beauvais, Don Miguel Ruiz, Dr. Edward Bach, Dr. Richard Bartlett, Kahlil Gibran, Dolores Cannon, Paul Solomon and many others.
I received two degrees from Portland Community College in 1992, one in Science and one in General Studies. Presently I am enrolled at City Vision College to become certified in Rescue Mission Management in 2010 and will graduate with a BA in this subject in 2012.
Thanks to my mother who taught me to always “Be kind”, to my husband for the lesson of unconditional love, commitment and laughter and to all the others sharing their heart with me.
My mission is to open a non-profit organization in order to serve the homeless and the needy. I believe God has given me the gifts of compassion, hope and of encouraging others in order to uplift and remind of the untapped potential and possibilities within each of us.
Kind Regards,
Ardyth Morehouse
