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| The
Elizabeth Severino Newsletter |
"Creating
a Happier, Healthier World for People and Animals" January
2008 | |
| My
Dear Friends, It's winter here in Southern New Jersey, U.S.A. The
leaves have fallen. The outdoor temperatures have dropped, the
winds are quite brisk, the air smells invigoratingly clean, the birds and squirrels
and other woodland beings are scurrying, chirping and chattering as they search
for food. Much has happened since our last Newsletter! All
of it is exciting, perhaps the most exciting are that my latest book, Stories
of Transformation, made the Barnes and Noble Best-seller List; that
a British publication named me one of the "top nine most influential and most
accomplished animal communicators in the world"; and I've facilitated two
magical Animal Communication Workshops, one in Calgary, B.C., Canada
and another in Southampton, New Jersey, U.S.A. My
thanks to all who participated in any way to all the projects. For the
book, I thank Paul Scheele, who invited me to be part of that amazing project
(see related article below) that includes Best-selling authors such as Marie
Diamond (from the movie, The Secret), Anthony Robbins, Dr. Wayne Dyer,
and others. For the workshops, I include in my gratitude, all
animals and beings in-form and out; all volunteer assistants in-form and out;
and the hosts for both events! I especially wish to thank Marge and
Lynda (Calgary), Terri and Perry (Southhampton), and all students and animals
who felt, heard, and answered the call to attend. For
being named one of the world's top nine (I couldn't resist asking, "You
couldn't find ten?") I thank all the animals and persons in
the world, in form and out, who have trusted me to serve them these past two decades.
As we mark the second year of Tanuka's passing, his Spirit
is still palapably with us, guiding us. Beginning in the fall of '06,
Tanuka, Cozon, Sherman, Fred, Barney, Ginger, Alex, Tabatha, Toby, Tigger,
Tasha, Bosco, Doodles, Madison, Pete, and many other splendid beings, in
form and out, facilitated the building of the Animals' Healing Room here!
While many wanted to call it Tanuka's Healing Room, Tanuka humbly demurred, feeling
the room needed to be named for all the animals involved in the room
and its important work. The AHR is a prayer and energy balancing room primarily
for the animals. Animals and their persons feel and respond very positively
and immediately to the very carefully and lovingly created energy ... even
before they cross the threshold! Many no-longer-in-form beings enter
the room gracefully before each session is scheduled to begin. There's a
tremendous amount of Presence, Guidance, and Healing Grace from which all benefit.
Many sessions have been held now in the room, as we mark it's one-year completion
date. Tanuka also helped me complete a major
phase in a project begun several years ago. He's created, through me and
others, an amazing wildlife habitat here! See the Article, "Wild
and Wonderful," in this Newsletter! Occasionally,
we have delightful stories to share of the actions and experiences of my animal
communication and spiritual growth students "in the field" throughout the world.
One such story, "Dear Deer," graces this Newsletter from a Canadian
student, Marge Harasymuk. Last but certainly not least,
I have new products to offer! My CD's that I've been working on and my latest
book, mentioned above, are now finished and available! Any one or all
three make incredible gifts for yourself or those you love! Stories
from an Animal Communicator is a 2-CD set with delightful, magical,
animal stories from my 20+ years' experience as an animal communicator.
Breathing for Balance is one CD containing instruction
and guided sessions in Energy Breathwork, a therapeutic modality
I pioneered about 10 years ago to relieve stress, cleanse the body, enhance intuition,
reduce fatigue, calm the mind, and elevate the spiritual level. Stories
of Transformation is a book I co-authored (by invitation!) with
greats including Dr. Wayne Dyer, Anthony Robbins, Marie Diamond (from the movie,
"The Secret"), Brian Tracy, and others. It made the Barnes and Noble best-seller
list the day it premiered! Another new-for-me product is PSP+
is an amazing, live-enzyme, rice-based product helping both animals and people
alike to restore their DNA! All products are or soon will be, available
from my web-site now. See announcements in this Newsletter! The
higher purpose of this Newsletter is to provide a way for us to stay in touch,
with me sharing what's going on in this incredible, exciting, and unique life
I'm living and the amazing animals, people, and other beings who are sharing it
with me! I offer to each of you that as you read each issue, you experience
renewal of your knowing that EACH ONE OF YOU is important in the greater scheme
of things, making a difference by virtue of who you are, learning, opening, sharing
your life, your love, your gifts. |
| Dear
Deer . . . | 
"In June of 2007, when Dr. Liz and our mutual friend Lynda Nicholson
were staying at my place for the Calgary Animal Communication Workshop, a family
of deer ... stag, doe, and fawn ... came into my yard. While recognizing
their great beauty, I was also concerned about the deer eating my flowers,"
shares Marge Harasymuk, a Canadian animal communication and spiritual healing
student of Dr. Liz's. "I raised my concern to Dr. Liz." Dr.
Liz took the opportunity to teach us. She told us to visualize the deer
"keeping their heads to the ground, to the grass," while also gently speaking
to the deer telepathically, asking them to keep their heads to the ground, to
the grass, when eating. She taught us that they would not eat the flowers
in my garden if I visualized and asked them in that way. One
lovely, sunny, warm, August afternoon, I looked out of my kitchen window.
There was the beautiful deer pictured above! She was walking over to my
flower garden! I have many tasty varieties of flower, including pansies,
petunias, and mimimuls, all of which deer like! The deer was 15 feet from
my kitchen window, within arm's reach of were Dr. Liz had sat outside when she
did private animal communication sessions here the Monday after the June workshop! I
tapped on the kitchen window. The deer turned to look at me. I sent
her love. I visualized and said softly, "head to the ground," which is what
I remembered Dr. Liz teaching. My camera was nearby. I started to take pictures.
She stood still, watching me calmly. Then lowered her head towards
the basket of mimulus. As she lowered her head, she tilted it to the side,
watching me! She sensed I was nervous about my flowers! In an amazing
moment, I realized she was teasing me, acting as if she were about to taste
them! She didn't! After several minutes,
she slowly and carefully moved her way through my flower garden! She was
very careful about where she put her feet! She didn't disturb the garden
at all, nor did she nibble on anything! I've
enjoyed this moment over and over again in my mind ... and I enjoyed my flowers
to the rest of the summer! The entire family of deer stayed close by all
summer long ... and they didn't eat any of my flowers!" |
| Tanuka
Creates a Wildlife Habitat | 
In 2002, I moved into my current home along with my daughter (who
has since remarried and moved), my first grandson (I now have two!), and
my wonderful teacher, companion, and beloved friend, Tanuka. We knew
we had something very special in this amazing property! As with many things in
life, it's simply taken a little while for it all to unfold and be recognized. We began
almost immediately to prepare the back yard for sharing with other beings ...
the formerly neglected peach and fig trees were pruned and fed so that their fruit
could be enjoyed not only by us, but also by birds, bees, squirrels,
and chipmunks. The wall of 20-foot high, 8-feet diameter arbor
vitae bordering the Northwestern property line was nurtured because it's
100-foot length provided protection from the NorthWest winds as well
as privacy. Mature bushes and arbor vitae on the Southeastern
line and the trees in back, were kept (although major storms have since leveled
some) because they supply homes to nesting birds, bases for burrowing beings,
and flowers, berries and seeds for food. The rain water liner
was kept. The ground cover was enhanced to help control insect population
growth. I didn't have a conscious thought of developing
a habitat until shortly after my beloved Tanuka, a black and white American Cocker Spaniel,
dropped his body in October of 2005. The activity in developing the sanctuary
suddenly increased. It was Tanuka, of course, who knows I miss him
terribly and who also knows how I dearly love watching wild beings. especially
birds and butterflies. Tanuka directed me lovingly. I found myself adding
a bird bath with fountain, multiple butterfly bushes, a flower-filled garden deck,
and more. Planned are a butterfly scatter garden and a butterfly house. Spontaneously
I started to say, "A wildlife sanctuary is creating itself in my
backyard." A short while ago, speaking
casually with a friend, Sheela, I found myself saying the words again.
Sheela promptly asked me detailed questions
about my "sanctuary." She then declared, "You have everything you need
to have your backyard certified as a Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife
Federation. I'll send you the information." My
yard is now a Certified Wildlife Habitat. Thank you, Sheela! If
you'd like to create a Habitat on your property, consider providing the following:
Food Sources. For example: Native plants, seeds, fruits,
nuts, berries, suet cakes, nectar; Water Sources.
For example: Birdbath, pond, water garden, stream; Places for Cover.
For example: Thicket, rockpile, birdhouse; Places to Raise Young.
For example: Dense shrubs, vegetation, nesting box, pond; Sustainable
Gardening. For example: Mulch, compost, rain garden, chemical-free
fertilizer.
There is an amazing sense of peace and contribution
that comes from living in such a surround. Consider it as a gift to
God, the planet, and yourself.
www.nwf.org |
| New Chakra
Discovered! | 
Sighentists, Metapsychiatrists and East Indian Gurus meeting here
have discovered a New Chakra ... the Clown Chakra! (UPI,
Laughing Cow, New Jersey, U.S.A.): Sighentists, Metapsychiatrists,
and East Indian Gurus in conference here have found that the problems of humanity
can be placed under one heading: Seriousness! They've
also found a solution: the activation of the newly-confirmed Clown Chakra!
"I've suspected that the Clown Chakra existed for quite some time, and the
animals and nature have confirmed it! There IS another Chakra, the Clown
Chakra," shared our very own Dr. LLLizzz while speaking at the Bi-Millenia
Meeting of the World Council of Spiritual Frivoloty, meeting here
in Laughing Cow, NJ. "Without it's activation, we live drab and depressing
lives!" she asserted.
To read the entire article,
exclusive to Dr. Liz's web-site, click the link below ... |
| Dr.
Liz's Client Services | 
Animal Communication: Dr. Liz communicates with all species
and handles all issues with love and compassion. She does sessions world-wide
via telephone, Internet, in-person in the Animals' Healing Room, and
in-person at workshops, charity events, and appearances. To learn more:
Animal Communication Sessions Natural
Path Energy Therapy for Animals:
For animals, Dr. Liz has developed an entirely new approach combining spiritual
healing, energy therapy, biofeedback therapy, and intuitive readings. Called
Natural Path Energy Therapy (NPET), sessions uncover and release an immensely
comprehensive list of imbalances and stressors. Sessions are done in-person
or remotely. Ever wonder what ELSE you can do to help your animal, besides
affection, proper diet, exercise, grooming, and discipline? Consider quarterly
or bi-annually general wellness energy sessions! Help your animal take a
giant step forward towards wellness! Pictured is Gus, relaxing thoroughly
while experiencing his energy session!
Natural Path Energy Therapy Session
Natural
Path
Energy Therapy for Humans or Situations: For humans or situations,
Dr. Liz has developed again an entirely new approach combining spiritual healing,
energy therapy, biofeedback therapy, and intuitive readings. Called Natural
Path Energy Therapy (NPET), sessions uncover and release an immensely comprehensive
list of imbalances and stressors. Sessions are done in-person or remotely.
Help yourself, your loved one, or a tricky situation you are in, take giant steps
towards balance and wellness! Natural
Path Energy Therapy Sessions | |
Our mission is to Create a Happier, Healthier World for People and Animals.
To learn more about us, visit our web-site, Dr.
Liz's web-site. If you have something you'd like to share in an upcoming Newsletter,
email us. Blessings on the Journey,
Elizabeth Severino, D.R.S.
The Healing Connection
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| Some
People Touch Our Lives So Profoundly ... |  |
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Some people touch our lives so profoundly that they single-handedly
alter our entire journey. For me, Winifred "Tim" Asprey was such a person.
While a student at Vassar College, I met Ms. Asprey in
1967. Ms. Asprey, herself a Vassar Graduate (1938) had posted a note
on a library bulletin board offering a non-credit course in Fortran, a popular
computer programming language of that time. I was then a Latin major planning
on attending Yale Graduate School in Classics. Except, I had encountered a major
problem: I was highly allergic to the glue binding a 28-volume large,
folio-sized lexicon required then for any advanced work in Classics. I simply
couldn't work with any of the 28 volumes for more than 1/2 hour at a time,
either because I would fall asleep from allergy meds I had been given, or because
I could no longer see or breathe. 1/2 hour was nowhere near enough time
to complete the often 4 to 6 hour homework assignments of an advanced Vassar
Latin major. In tears of frustration, eyes watering and nose
running, I wandered through the library looking for any place in the library that
didn't make me sneeze. The computer section didn't make me sneeze!
I saw the Bulletin Board and its notice. I read that Fortran was a "language." By
then I had learned Latin, Greek, French, German, Russian, Middle English, and
a few others. I could, I figure, do languages! I could also breathe
there! I signed up! The Vassar campus
at that time, 1967, was the first women's college in the U.S. to have it's own
computer, an IBM System/360 Model 30. It was the second college in
the country to create its own computer science department. The class I signed
up for, was the first offered for the new computer, quite literally just installed. As
Ms. Asprey, visionary that she was up until her October 19th, 2007 death at the
age of 90, explained computers and computer languages to our very small class,
I somehow absorbed it all. She gave us our first assignment, writing a Fortran
10 Factorial. I did my assignment and handed it in. My
program ran perfectly the very first time. While handing back the listings,
Ms. Asprey looked deeply at me. "Who
are you?" she demanded. "I know all my students. Why haven't
I seen you in any of my classes before now?" I
cringed. My immediate thought was that I had gotten excused from all math
and science requirements at Vassar because I had gone to an extremely advanced
high school where I had taken college level math, science and chemistry courses
and done very well. I feared that Ms. Asprey would now find some reason
to block my upcoming graduation for lack of necessary math credits! Pretty
defensively, I asked, "Why?" She
saw right through me. "Because," she replied,
"I have never met anyone who could write a computer program perfectly the
first time." "Well, all it is,
is language and logic," I replied, still defensive. "All
it is, is language and logic," she echoed, at one and the same time teasing
and totally delighted. I
would soon discover about Ms. Asprey that her greatest talent was developing a
mind; and her greatest joy, putting two or more minds together to see what would
happen! At the end of the
non-credit course in Fortran, Ms. Asprey declared: "There's
an IBM recruiter coming to campus in a few weeks. Go!" When
Ms. Asprey ordered you to do something, I had learned, you did it. The
story of how I got hired by IBM is extremely funny, I'll save it for another Newsletter.
But hired I was. I very quickly got assigned to Mission Planning in Computer
Architecture, designing human-friendly computer architectures and languages.
This catapulted me to giving lectures nationally and beyond, in various aspects
of computer technology. At
national conferences, I became a frequent "warm-up" speaker for Captain Grace
Hopper, also a Vassar Graduate (1928), and the woman who designed not only
the world's first computer compiler, but also, the person who first coined the
word, "debugging" when referring to finding a glitch in computer functioning.
The following picture is from Cpt. Hopper's team notes: Pictured
is a moth, taped to the 9/9 notes, and the humorous words, "first actual case
of bug being found." History was instantly made, and the terms, "bug" and
"debugging" were anchored into computer-speak! As
Divine Grace would have it, I felt to travel 4 hours to Poughkeepsie, NY, this
past June (2007) and visit Ms. Asprey in her home. The home was originally
built for Captain Hopper and her husband when she served as a professor at Vassar.
It was only natural that Ms. Asprey would live there when she herself returned
to the Vassar math department to teach. I
feel so blessed that I was guided to go, and to thank in person, this amazing
woman who changed the course of my life. She laughed delightedly as I shared
the incredibly funny story of how I got hired by IBM and many stories of what's
happened in my life since, including the many contributions I made to the computer
industry while I was an active part of it. Although her body was quite frail,
her mind was totally alert, active. She was fascinated when I shared with
her how I came to be doing what I'm doing now, including animal communication,
spiritual healing, and using the EPFX/SCIO/Quantum biofeedback device. Genius
that she is, she understood instantly as I explained what I could repeat
of its fractal analysis, fourier transform, homeopathic and crystal basis (clearly,
not discussions I have with most people!). Even though I've had nothing
to do with the design of the EPFX/SCIO, the device that I use, I HAVE recognized
its genius and its pioneering nature ... and with her delight, I felt proud that
somehow I was carrying on a very distinguished Vassar tradition of working with
and applying highly advanced, visionary, computer technology! For
most people, I might now say, "Rest in Peace." But for Ms. Asprey,
I say, tears in my eyes, "Thank you! And how blessed you are now, to
have the greatest minds of all time, throughout all time, as your moment by moment
companions!" | | |
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