Good Karma Sponsor
Donate money with a pure heart and good intentions. Donating is reflective of your ability to give and shows service to others. Also, it would demonstrate your level of consciousness and self-worth. You would need to give without any conditions or hesitation and this will create excellent karma for you.
Karma is a Sanskrit word that translates to action. Karma is the result of your past actions and your present doings. What you do today affects future days or even lives. It’s part of our fundamental nature to give a helping hand. Giving is evident in disasters when people eagerly help another. Good Karma keeps your life moving smoothly. It’s time to give to receive. The more you give, the more energy will come back to you.
Good Karma Project
Financial Support
We seek conscious people who support mindful lifestyles who can assist in acquiring a house or provide financial resources.
Center for Somatic Wellness
The center is a residential mindful, meditation, and holistic well-being center for a varied clientele, from corporate clients to individuals. We provide a unique opportunity to explore the connection between the body and mind and a safe place to heal and where people come for day classes, weekends, week-long, and month-long retreats.
The program offers guests a new outlook and focuses on taking better care of themselves holistically. The focus of The Center for Somatic Wellness is:
- Mind and Body connection
- Healing emotional trauma
- Releasing limiting thinking habits
- Relieving chronic pain with bodywork
- Educating on eating healthy organic food
- Healing the physical body
All of which can be life-changing when made a part of everyday life.
The Center for Somatic Wellness approach is based on Paula Muran’s (KumariDevi) Emotional Healing and Medical Intuitive healing work for the past 35 years. She’s highly skilled in locating the root cause of disease and the mental beliefs contributing to illness, injury, and lifestyle patterns.
Her ability to turn people’s lives around through powerful methods of self-inquiry, different types of meditation, diet overhauls, and ways to address the root cause of suffering, anxiety, fear, and other limiting behaviors, into positive steps to living mindfully. Her method hones directly into the exact protocol to achieve the fastest results and freedom from disease. Her clientele is worldwide.
Trauma
Trauma is a form of physical and emotional injury. Ongoing physical stress and emotional anxiety play significant roles in the demise of our well-being. Years of turmoil, depression, or confusion wreak havoc on the adrenals, kidneys, and digestion. Diets are affected by stress resulting in poor eating habits and eating disorders. Depression takes a toll on happiness, and life becomes a daily drudge.
Trauma is not easily recognized, often miss-diagnosed or overlooked as insignificant, while undiagnosed trauma shows up in anger issues, ongoing irritability, sadness, body pain, and malaise. It takes an expert like Paula Muran, who provides the tools and techniques to deal with and overcome trauma. Her experience with subconscious patterns gives her an added edge to immediately spot emotional and physical traumas.
Today more so than ever, trauma has unfiltered our daily lives. In 2020 alone, trauma embedded into everyone’s daily routine with covid, school shootings, and the California and pacific-northwest fires-it’s more than a lifetime can endure.
About Paula Muran (KumariDevi spiritual name)
An expert at turning people’s lives around for the better, using mindfulness techniques, guided meditations, and psycho-spiritual healing, KumariDevi offers breakthrough experiences for personal growth.
An Energy Medicine pioneer, renowned Medical Intuitive/Empath and Health Coach, KumariDevi is a master healer who is highly skilled at reading energy. She began her Medical Intuitive private practice over twenty-eight years ago because she loves helping people get well.
As a Spiritual Master Teacher, she embodies direct Presence, a highly charged loving energy that instantly opens hearts. Her energy is palpable and a wellspring of pure love offers positive experiences to everyone. A practical and down-to-earth person and loves bringing people together to experience something magnificent. She led meditation retreats starting in 1999 to Bali, India, Egypt, Tibet, Peru, and England for 13 years.
As a Spiritual Director and Conscious Entrepreneur, she brings a wealth of information, excellent customer service, and people skills along with a peaceful demeanor. She’s insightful, helping others achieve balance in their body, mind, and spirit, and is trained and certified in the following techniques:
- Massage therapist
- Cranial/sacral bodywork therapist
- Variety of meditation practices: Vipassana, Guided, Walking, and Breathing
- Holistic healing
Investing
As an investor, you are someone who fully supports holistic healing as a way of living along with mindfulness. We are currently seeking an investor to provide a house to accommodate The Center for Somatic Wellness or the financial investment to acquire a house and/or the down payment.
Interested in investing email info@kumarainstitute.com
Good Karma
The basis of karma is to have a positive energy return to you. Certainly, you’ve heard the phrase “What comes around, goes around.” Nothing is forgotten in energy. Every thought and action causes energy to re-position either for your benefit or not. What you give, you receive—it’s that simple. Of course, most people don’t count all the good deeds they do for others and naturally forget about them. That is until a stranger suddenly pays for your coffee. Karma returns from a kind gesture performed a few days or even a few years ago.
Good Karma Project
Our intention with this project is to help other people in need. Here are some ways you can give and promote good karma:
- Pay for summer or winter utilities for single mothers
- Offer to buy baby food or supplies for single mothers at the grocery store
- Reach out to people on the street who need assistance
- Donate to programs that help the homeless
- In cold climates, if you see someone struggling, offer help
- Offer to put groceries into older people’s cars (don’t ask for money)
- Pay for the next person’s coffee at Starbucks