September’s Mantra: Let Go, Make Space, Begin Again
Dear friends,
September carries a quiet spiritual energy of transition, balance and letting go. As summer begins to surrender to autumn, nature reminds us that change is not something to fear, but a necessary part of growth. It is a season to reflect on what we have gathered along our journey, express gratitude for the lessons and blessings we’ve received and gently release what no longer serves our spirit. Like the leaves preparing to fall, we are reminded that there is beauty in releasing the past and trusting what comes next. It is a month for grounding, gratitude, inner healing and believing that every ending quietly creates space for a new beginning.
In August, Lori said goodbye to a dear friend of 12 years, Heidi Mort. Their friendship began when they met while working together as therapists at the Hilton in Sedona. Over the years, their bond grew into something truly special. Heidi had recently fulfilled a dream of opening her own salon when she became ill. Throughout her illness, Lori remained by her side, offering the same love and friendship they had shared for so many years. Lori will always remember Heidi’s beautiful spirit, her warmth and the lasting impact she had on the lives of everyone fortunate enough to know her. Though she is deeply missed, the love, memories and light she shared will forever remain in the hearts of those whose lives she touched. There will be a service on September 9th at 11am at the Immaculate Conception Church in Cottonwood to celebrate her life.
This month, we have Thomacine Haywood teaching Harmonic Reflexology on September 12th. Harmonic Reflexology combines vibrational healing of sound therapy and reflexology foot massage for a uniquely personal deep healing experience. Learn how to combine tuning forks and reflexology to balance chakras and reflexes relating to organs and glands of the entire body for body and spirit wellness. We also have Reverend Aalia returning to offer Ionic Detox Foot Baths September 12th, 19th and 26th. The cost is $50 and pre-registration is recommended.
Lee Ann Cornell will be in Sedona September and October offering past life regression and progression sessions at Raven’s Call Healing Center. She’ll be visiting Sedona to attend the Daughters of Heaven Conference Friday, September 25th and Saturday, September 26th. This event is an activation into remembrance, celebration, worship and oneness in God’s Divine Plan. Phaedra will also be a vendor at this event offering sound healing. The Oak Creek Arts and Crafts Show will be returning to Bell Rock Plaza on September 12th, 13th, 19th and 20th. Come out and enjoy art, live music, food, fantastic shopping and gorgeous scenery among Sedona’s red rocks. Raven’s Call will be there offering chair massage and sound healing as well as metaphysical and healing products.
If you’d like to learn energy healing for yourself and others, Donna Ackerman will be continuing her three-part series on September 5th and 6th and October 10th and 11th in Cottonwood.
In July, Lori joined Phaedra Mog’s retreat as a healing facilitator. She had an amazing time working with guests and providing massage and sound healing! Thank you, Phaedra! Don’t miss out on this immersive healing experience. The final Heal retreat dates for 2026 are September 24th through 28th.
Avini Health will be hosting the 2026 Orlando Summit on October 16th and 17th. Participants can expect engaging sessions, interactive discussions and endless opportunities for growth! Learn more and sign up here.
All the best,
Lori and the team at Raven’s Call Healing Center
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- Limit alcohol — The liver processes alcohol and frequent or excessive drinking can lead to inflammation, fatty liver and eventually permanent damage.
- Maintain a healthy weight — Excess body fat, particularly around the abdomen, increases the risk of liver disease.
- Reduce added sugar — Cut back on sodas, sweet tea, candy, desserts and other foods high in added sugars.
- Choose liver-friendly foods — Emphasize vegetables, fruits, beans, whole grains, nuts, fish, olive oil and other minimally processed foods.
- Exercise regularly — Aim for about 150 minutes of moderate exercise each week. Walking is an excellent place to start and exercise can help reduce liver fat.
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