A few years ago we took on a couple of peacocks onto our farm. I have always loved peacocks. I always imagined peacocks with us. I figured they would impress our lives in a very nice way, but I never could have guessed how profoundly. Their beauty and inquisitive natures stole our hearts immediately. After awhile, they were free-range on our property. "Indigo" is our male peacock, "Porsche" and "Liberty" our females. Every year in late summer, they drop their feathers. So for two to three months, we collect feathers and put them in vases, all around the house. The feathers are fascinating to me, never loosing color and always inspiring and motivating. It got to a point where I figured I wanted or was feeling very motivated to "do" something with them. I have learned over years, that when we feel this "nudge" to act on it. I knew I wanted to involve the energies of healing, love, comfort, encouragement etc., but wasn't sure how it would all come together and in what form. I started by studying the Peacock itself and how it relates to the ethereal world.
In Animal Spirit Guides, by Steven D. Farmer, PhD, he talks about Peacock's vision, life changing direction, awareness, speaking your truth and walking your talk proudly. He also mentions that with peacock, you are safe and very well protected.

I am a craniosacral therapist. My natural self and my educated self is to facilitate healing. Emotional, physical and ethereally. Peacock was quickly becoming my partner in my next adventure. Infusing healing, creativity and truth into a physical and visual representation.

I still wasn't sure how this was all going to come together, one day while feeding the animals in the barn, I looked over our property. We have a pond surrounded by willow trees. These willows have always been a special place for me. They are beautiful and hold deep wonderful healing qualities. As I watched the swans gracefully swimming and preening themselves, I noticed a branch of one of the willows kind of moving differently then the others that were following the laws of the wind. This branch wasn't. It got my attention. We have a 5' tall wind chime hanging on that tree, (that tree had always been my harmony tree) and the chimes were just ding donging like crazy. That moment was the exact moment of my inspiration. I can use willow branches as my base ! I still had no idea why or how. I secured that branch and took it down to my workroom. There, I saw, I had everything I needed.

I had leftover sinew, leather, beads and yes a seemingly endless supply of feathers. Before I knew it hours had gone by and I had no idea. I was "off with the fairies" as they say in some parts. I was present, but it wasn't me. My first hoop was finished and I immediately understood, I immediately got it ! From that moment, the creation of hoops just kind of took on a life of their own. I was completely available and inspired like no other time in my life so I keep "hooping".

I practice an active meditation while hooping. It is called Ho'oponopono. It is a practice based on forgiveness, accountability, extending love and gratitude. It is a wonderful "pay it forward" type of work. As I heal others heal. It is my belief that these hoops attract whom they are made for. It is constantly proven to me and others as you see someone connect with their hoop. We travel to local shows, and when someone sees their hoop, it is palpable by everyone around them. A beautiful connection, and honor to see. For at those moments, I am privileged to see the healings begin.

These hoops are a consistent portal for healing and loving energies. Always giving and always working. It is my hope that through this site, the hoops can attract their people and support and comfort them through their growth and healings.

I also do a fair bit of custom work. My meditation is in the energy of the person for whom the hoop is for. It is an intuited work. Wonderful experience and beautiful representation for the receiver.

Please fee free to email me, harmonyhoops [!at] aol.com. or Call me (330) 936-4921 if you wish to talk in person.

I appreciate the time you took to read our story. Thank you.

Jeannie