HAC To Induct Four Into The Order Of Twin Hearts

Graduation On May 19 Will Honor Four With The Golden Heart Chackra

From top left: Carrie Burnett, KaTina Dye, Jesse Franklin and Rosalind Owens.

   Graduation is nearly upon us.  On May 19th, The Healing Arts Center will once again conduct the Red Robe Ceremony to honor our newest graduates.  They have worked hard.  They have stretched their minds.  They are ready  to take there place expelling anxiety, pain and suffering from the human experience.
    With graduation comes the faculty nominations for the Order of Twin Hearts, HAC's honor society.  Those inducted to the Order are considered by the faculty to be the best examples of HAC's massage therapy training and being possessed of a commitment to compassion and to healing.  This Session we will be bestowing HAC's highest honor on four very special graduates: Carrie Burnett, KaTina Dye, Jesse Franklin and Rosalind Owens have been chosen to enter the order of the 19th.  
    The Order of Twin Hearts gets its name from the Meditation on Twin Hearts, a Pranic Healing meditation for world peace first taught by Grand Master Choa Kok Sui.  HAC's Headmaster Tom Tessereau was a person disciple of Master Choa.  Tom selected this meditation as the name for HAC's honor society because it represents the highest aspiration HAC has for its students.

    The Twin Hearts is a Pranic Healing reference to the heart and crown chakras  At graduation, all HAC graduates receive a sterling silver pendant representing the heart chakra.  Inductees into the Order of Twin Hearts also receive a gold crown chakra to complete the reference to Twin Hearts. 
   In order to be inducted into the Order of Twin Hearts, a student must be nominated by at least two faculty members and have received 90% of the curriculum through original attendance.   While not always the case, members of the Order of Twin Hearts are known in the student body for their commitment to the education, to healing and to notion that massage therapy is service to beings.   
    We would like to congratulate all of our graduate and especially thank the newest members of the Order of Twin Hearts for the example they have set in our healing community.