| Rainbow Gold Wilson and Healing with Colour
I personally recommend kinesiology because it gave me quality of life after suffering many years with a brain disease. I developed a deep love for colour and art in my childhood country Kenya. I have been teaching art for over thirty years. As a result of my recovery, I trained in kinesiology and became a consultant and facilitator. Later on I wrote training courses. The Rainbow Kinesiology Centre commenced in 1995 when I decided to quit work and embark on an adventure based on Energy! I had about 20 cents in my pocket and a passionate drive to share the unusual but awesome process of kinesiology with those who also were looking for meaning in their lives. My first office was the front room of my home and I remember how nervous I felt with the tremendous responsibility of ‘muscle monitoring’ someone’s arms and guiding them through a sequence of interactive excercises by which wellness could be restored. I originally come from Kenya and undertook training in the hospitality industry in Germany. I then lived in England with my husband and two children. My husband was transferred to Spain. From there we decided to immigrate to Australia, where we had a third child. My children are now married and I have six fascinating grand children My earliest memory of my childhood is being taught how to paint and draw by my father. I have continued the ‘tradition’ by teaching art to many more. He also took me for long walks in the African bush where I stroked giraffe and watched over my shoulder as our ‘pet’ rhino followed us around. I remember sitting under the huge mango tree in our front garden and listening with total attention to my father talking to the many African chiefs, delegates and visitors that came in a continuing stream. My role was to go to the kitchen and bring out a tray of refreshments for the footsore and weary travellers. My father cultivated orchids and from there grew my love of flowers which I now paint in symbolic style in my works of art. My dream now is to promote a special art course which is a story of the unfolding Self and make it available to schools and other institutions. This course is called “Colour In Your Life.”
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