| Intro / Bio: | I am pure I consciousness posing as a tall drink of water named Mark Kennedy - born Moorhead Cowell Kennedy III -otherwise known as Sudama. I'm a medical intuitive who practices a form of healing that comes from the Egyptians through the Hawaiians - what is known as Huna - which is essentially a way of neutralizing the negative charge in the etheric body so that the body heals itself. I am happy to say that every day I witness the disappearance of chronic pain, the healing of damages nerves, the awakening of wounded chakras, the restoration of the life force wherever it had been blocked, and so on. I also use Chinese energetic technology which I've studied with Dr. Yuen, as well as other intuitive methods. I also serve as a minister at weddings and ceremonies.
I grew up all around the world as the son of an American diplomat and have visited approximately 40 countries. I lived as a child in Yemen, Greece, Lebanon, Chile, Washington D.C. and was educated at Exeter Academy, Princeton University (Creative Writing major), Columbia University (partial fulfillment of a masters in Developmental and Counseling Psychology), received a masters degree in Religious Studies at UCSB, and when I finally finish my dissertation on the subject of Personal Mythology and Healing, will have a PhD. In the process I studied Shamanism and Sanskrit and Indian philosophy (mostly Kashmir Shaivism).
My father was one of the American hostages in Iran in 1979-81, so technically, my family is one of the first victims of state sponsored terrorism in the modern era. Luckily, my father is alive and well. His 1958 JD thesis on Islamic Law (Shariah) at Harvard Law School may still be, I believe, the Collier's Encyclopedia entry on the subject. His book about his experiences -"Khomeini in the Cathedral" - was also about Episcopalian politics in New York City in the 1980's.
I am absolutely nuts... about music - I believe everything is music and... : ) I have four CDs for sale - all healing in their own way. I play many instruments and sing songs about spiritual and political subjects - mostly about love. |
