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Mountain Views News Saturday, October 23, 2021
CHRISTOPHER Nyerges
MICHELLE WILLIAMS IS YOUTUBES’ “HEALING FAIRY”
Christopher Nyerges [Nyerges is the author of many books, and teaches self-reliance
classes. He can be reached at www.SchoolofSelf-Reliance.com.]
Perhaps you’ve seen Michelle Williams on YouTube, where she calls herself a
“healing fairy.”
“A fairy,” she explained, “is a spirit which takes care of the earth and everything
that lives on the earth, and protects it. A healing fairy also provides uplifting energy which
makes people laugh,” she says with her broad infectious smile.
Williams spends time sharing her message on YouTube, with private counseling, at events in the
Pasadena area, and at a local farmers market where she has a booth.
Born in Pasadena, Willliams
was raised in Covina where
she went to primary school.
She earned a Bachelors degree
in Dance at UC Riverside,
and is certified with the
Royal Academy of Dance
and the Progressing Ballet
Technique.
She worked as a ballet teacher
for five years. But she
felt that she was in a narrow
cycle of working, driving
home, working, driving
home, ad infinitum. And she
also realized that she had a
problem with anger.
To break out of her narrow
cycle, she decided om 2016
to attend swing dancing sessions
in Pasadena. It was
there that she met the love of
her life, jazz musician Tommy
Trujillo.
Trujillo, who trained in macrobiotics
in Japan, attempted
to introduce Williams to the
dietary lifestyle of macrobiotics [a word based on “macro” meaning “big,” and “bios” meaning
“life”]. It’s an ancient lifestyle based on the philosophy of yin and yang, meant to bring balance,
health, and harmony to those who observe its principles.
“I wasn’t interested at first, because I was very sensitive to diet culture messages,” explained Williams,
“and I told him I didn’t want to hear about it.”
Then, Trujillo gave Williams a copy of “The Hip Chick’s Guide to Macrobiotics.” “I was skeptical
at first, but I started reading it,” she explains.
Williams points out that at this time, in 2016, she was still teaching dance and “it was very
disheartening when my boss suggested to me that I lose weight! Well, I knew I was not eating
healthy, but I was afraid of going back to my old disordered eating, so I went ahead and read
the book. That book explained food to me in a way I’d never heard before. Remember, I had an
eating disorder. I’d tried many diets in the past and gone to many nutritionists, but I knew I still
wasn’t eating healthy. The Macrobiotic book moved me to begin eating healthy and even to think
about my life in a different way,” explains Williams.
Her main dietary change was quite simple: she began to eat brown rice, with vegetables. “I slowly
cut out sugar, eggs, meat, and dairy products, and the change to my state of mind and feeling of
health was surprisingly profound,” says Williams.
Williams explains that she had also suffered from depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder, and
drugs given to her by her doctors did no good. She was taking many medications which she
stopped as of 2014, and – with the addition of brown rice and vegetables – noted that she no
longer felt depressed, and noted to her surprise one day that she was no longer experiencing road
rage. “One day, when I normally would have been in a rage on the freeway, I realized I was calm.
I thought, This is new! And all I did differently was to eat whole grain rice!”
Today, as the Healing Fairy, Williams shares the science underlying her new-found perspective
with her Patreon fans on Youtube. Find her at Patreon.com/the_freedom_fairy.
“I deal with topics like healthy food, astrology, our connection to nature, and good health,” she
explains with a big smile. “The main thread to my program is the concept of energy. Everything
is made from energy and there are a lot of different types of energy. Everything is moving energy,
and when we understand that, we have a better understanding of ourself and our world. It
allows us to realize that things will not always be bad,” she explains. Too many of us, according
to Williams, are too caught up in only our personal issues, or, on the other side, caught up only
in external things that are not personal. Williams hopes to bring balance to our thinking, and
helping her followers to overcome their fears.
She points out that the things we fear in life are very often just a reflection of our own thinking.
“And we need to do a bit more than just improve our thinking,” adds Williams, “we can also do
something very simple like improving what we put into our bodies. We can revolutionize our
view of ourselves and our world simply by eating whole grains and vegetables,” she smiles.
Learn more about Michelle Williams on YouTube at TheFreedomFairy.
Meet
LADY
PENELOPE
Lady Penelope is a
very friendly and sweet
sociable little kitty, age
7 months. She likes to
sprawl out on the couch
or her kitty bed and watch TV with you. She loves
other kittens and has made fast friends with the
other foster kittens. She’s inquisitive and playful and
would do great in a home with another kitten. She
gets along well with the adult resident cats in her
foster home but she prefers someone her own age
or younger. Do you have room in your heart and home for this pretty little miss? She
also has one black finger and one black toe on her right side paws. Such cute markings
on her little white paws! See a video and more pics of her at www.lifelineforpets.
org/more-cats-all-ages.html.
Call Gabbi at (626) 808-8557 for more info.
Pet of the Week
Seven-year-old Silly Girl is a little shy but very sweet!
She loves being pet on her head and shoulders, and will
even lay on her back and roll around when she’s relaxed.
This beautiful tabby has a calm personality and would
be a wonderful companion for movie marathons or lazy
Sundays birdwatching through the window. Silly Girl is
ready to bring lots of light and love to your home!
The adoption fee for cats is $100. All cat adoptions
include spay or neuter, microchip, and age-appropriate
vaccines.
New adopters will receive a complimentary health-
and-wellness exam from VCA Animal Hospitals, as
well as a goody bag filled with information about how
to care for your pet.
View photos of adoptable pets and schedule an adoption
appointment at pasadenahumane.org. Adoptions are
by appointment only, and new adoption appointments
are available every Sunday and Wednesday at 10:00
a.m.
Pets may not be available for adoption and cannot be held for potential adopters by
phone calls or email.
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