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About Me

I grew up in Los Angeles amongst the smell of horses, orange groves and jasmine. I studied biochemistry at San Diego State and went on to become a chiropractor specializing in Sacro Occipital Technique. I am married with 3 children. We moved to Mexico 5 years ago where found a neighborhood with children playing in the street, and the smell of horses at night, I enjoy any activity in mountains or at the beach. I love being with my family in the great outdoors. 22 years as a chiropractor has led me to a deep understanding of how people become emotionally, physically and spiritually weakened, frequently leading to chronic disease. My life's work has become using this understanding to guide people into a new perception of life, where life is easier and fun.

Location:
Mexico, Morelia
Gender:
Female
Areas of expertise:
Chiropractic, Metaphysics, clearing the subconscious mind, Nutrition & Health


More About Me

I'm passionate about

....guiding people into a healthier, happier life.

An idea worth spreading

So many of life's problems are a result of programming from outside sources. The programming is mostly fear based, focusing on an unsafe future. My idea worth spreading is the we have within us the most powerful bodyguard available and is we would only listen we would be led onto an easier life path and away from danger. This bodyguard's name is INTUITION

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Changing your perception of life

People don't know that I'm good at

tuning in to the sabotaging patterns in my patients subconscious and leading them out of destructive limiting patterns.

My TED Story

Fear is so prevalent in our world. It dictates what we eat, how we prepare what we eat, what water we drink, how much we exercise, we raise our children, etc. etc. The fear of cancer, obesity, diabetes, children with low self esteem. Fear of the future. We are in a time of change. People are afraid the world is violently going to end this December. What if the end of the world was a change in our way of believing? It was a change to feeling safe. To loving and caring ourselves in a non-egotistical way. When you love someone you are kind to them, you protect them, you do anything for them. Other people feel the warmth of this love. Imagine if all the leaders of the world truly felt love for themselves. How differently they would treat the rest of us. The first step is to let go of your past and live in the present. Recognize the lessons your past taught you. Today will take you into tomorrow so love and enjoy NOW!

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    A reply on Conversation: When we think we have no options, can we change our perception? Does having options make us happier?

    May 12 2012: Hi Gerard,
    What is your definition of nature? Human nature in the perspective of many is destructive because of our "animal instinct". Yet what animal destroys their home, family, environment out of anger, hate and jealousy? Human nature, also based on our "animal instinct" is loving, kind and caring.

    For every human that receives and consumes their is someone who give and creates. Some are chopping trees down others are reforesting.

    The way we connect with others will depend on our perception of ourself. Do you consider yourself altruistic? What does this mean? Does it mean giving while denying yourself? Many people's perspective of receiving is, it is wrong. Yet if we receive reluctantly we take the pleasure out of giving.

    It's all there, always, the good, the bad, the destroyer and the creator, and everything in between. What you choose to see and focus on is your perspective, it can encompass several views simultaneously. Find a balance that brings you joy.
    Cheers
  • A reply on Conversation: When we think we have no options, can we change our perception? Does having options make us happier?

    May 10 2012: Well said Bharath,
    I like "Happiness comes out of socializing". Few people remember how hopeless they feel when laughing with friends.
  • A comment on Conversation: When we think we have no options, can we change our perception? Does having options make us happier?

    May 10 2012: Perception truly dictates what one experiences in life. Have you noticed when you're feeling abundant $20 in the grocery store will buy you everything you wanted, and when you are feeling lack you walk away with very little? Therefore in many instances changing your perception will change your circumstances. Other times, such as the Holocaust this will not work. However, I would guess the people who were able to keep hope alive and looked for ways to make the best of their situation faired better than those whose perspective was one of despair.

    All sides of every situation are always present, intuitively we can feel all sides, then choose what feeling we want. What life really boils down, very simplified of course, is how we want to feel. This explains why even in their darkest hour people still feel joyful, and others who have everything are miserable.
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    A reply on Conversation: How has enduring some extreme hardship profoundly impacted your life?

    May 10 2012: Dear Colleen,
    Any type of healing comes in layers.. When buried emotions or memories are ready to be released they surface and it may seem as if we are regressing, and it can be a very difficult time leading us to bury the emotion again.

    When the "peel back the onion" concept is understood, one can say okay, "I'm peeling off this layer" and let yourself feel and release. It is also important to understand that at the same time the good feelings, happiness, joy, peace, are around us. They may be buried by the layer being peeled off.

    Use this knowledge to make a choice. Example: You feel depressed. (a) You can immerse yourself in the depression to the point you can't do anything but feel depressed.( b) You can understand it is a layer being released and flow through it, choosing to feel the depression for a few minutes at a time and then remember memory that brings up joy and choose to stay there. (c) Or for the more advanced, bring the happier you over to hold the depressed you as you would a hurting child and comfort yourself.
  • A comment on Conversation: After carrying you and giving you birth, what was the single most significant thing your mother did in your life?

    May 10 2012: She embarrassed me horribly by trying to heal the lawn mower by sending it energy through her hands, in front of all the neighborhood kids. Today I embarrass my kids by using energy to heal, even though I am much more discreet and effective. Thanks mom for not being afraid to be a pathbreaker/maker.
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    A reply on Conversation: How has enduring some extreme hardship profoundly impacted your life?

    May 9 2012: Scott, the precious things about your wife have been buried, they cannot be destroyed. With time, patience and nurturing they will surface again. If I may be so bold to say I think a common link in all of the stories here, and this held true for me, is a missing element: feeling love for oneself. As I continue my learning/teaching adventure of life I see this to be true in every patient I work with. A core belief in our culture is it is selfish to put your own happiness first.

    Yet loving yourself and being happy, being SELF-ish is not the same as being egotistical. It is a way to fill your tank so you have plenty to give and the ability to receive.

    Pick up a mirror and look deeply into your eyes until you look back at yourself with love. It is a powerful step in healing all areas of life.

    I hope I haven't stepped off topic here.
    Cheers.
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    A reply on Conversation: How has enduring some extreme hardship profoundly impacted your life?

    May 9 2012: I can relate Kim. I had no self esteem, I now like to say I checked it at the door when I was born. I lived most of my life afraid of who I was. This resulted in being severely bullied, not having boyfriends, financial struggles, feeling isolated, beating myself up mentally daily, I could go on and on. The sad thing is I continued living with this perception of me as nothing, even after those around me saw me as successful.

    The wonderful thing,I was brought to a space 5 years ago where I thought I was going to lose everything, my family, my home, my money. When I was in the darkest space I felt bliss (weird I thought) I began a journey of self exploration where I learned to feel love for myself and let myself shine. This led me to developing fully my intuitive abilities and I now help others heal their own self sabotage. I am now the person I only used to dream I could be.
  • A reply on Conversation: Can we heal self and society by reweaving our tattered nets?

    May 5 2012: Hi Jaime
    The hard way is where so many people, in my experience, get bogged down when applying "new age" concepts. There is a tremendous amount of focus on forgiveness, which doesn't sound bad. In love, all is forgiven, therefore the simple way, FEEL love for yourself (this is very different from just thinking or saying "I love you.me") It is really amazing what happens in this energy. As you vibrate from a level of self-love, your piece of the net becomes whole and affects the pieces adjacent creating a domino effect, the net reweaves itself and heals seemingly effortlessly. Try this and watch what happens in your family.
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    A comment on Conversation: Why are humans never content?

    May 4 2012: Contentment occurs in the moment where you recognize and appreciate everything you have and have accomplished. When you step outside of the moment you are in the past or future, and you may feel regret for what you have done, or not done.

    Colleen talks of living in the moment also. Live in the moment, set the intention of what you desire, release the past, and let your life unfold in front of you. There is an intelligence far greater than our IQ, a bigger picture if you will. Tap into this intelligence by living in the moment and you will be guided into a fabulous future, one step at a time. And as Colleen also stated, YOU CAN MAKE CHOICES!
  • A reply on Conversation: Has anyone else witnessed the power of mass focused prayer?

    May 4 2012: Thank you, Mitch and all others whose prayers are with me.
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