Purpose

The Purpose of Daenin Wellness Blog

What am I blogging for?

1) Build Love Tribes

This is the purpose of the Portland based Love Tribe (http://lovetribe.org) and it is also a central aspect of my purpose as well:

“Creating heart-conscious, touch-positive culture
by fostering communal opportunities to share
authentic connection, affection and play.” 

I see this as a key ingredient in creating sustainable culture.  As we live and enjoy  loving  each other in social, heart-conscious, touch-positive events, this extends more and more into our everyday lives. This leads to cooperation, collaboration, we can become creative and humanitarian in larger ways. 

2) Provide Wellness Memberships!

Wellness memberships are also wellness plans to receive regular ongoing care.  I see so many people who really can benefit from receiving more regular care who only receive it once in a blue moon. And practitioners who are not receiving themselves.  I am interested in working on only about ten people at a time on a one to one basis, so I can stay fresh.

Experience self-care as less of a “session” and more of a lifestyle.

Offer awesome care and really cutting edge wellness services!  Receive luscious bodywork, ongoing coaching and advanced therapeutic techniques to create ever greater mental clarity and physical vitality. Offer wellness plans to really improve a persons quality of life!

3) Share Emerging Trends

There are primarily two ways I do this,

  • through storytelling at events and creative venues such as the Radio8ball, and Oracle Gatherings
  • and also through teaching and facilitating events on spirituality, touch positive culture, wellness, sustainability and love tribes
  • Facebook postings

    • Note: Daenin Wellness is a Ministry which is dedicated to wellness for all, spiritual healing, sustainability and touch-positive community. All the practices and healing modalities are considered  aspects of this ministry. Rev Daenin David Tejeda is a spiritual healer, lightworker, and visionary storyteller within the Universal Life Church Monastery.

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