The mindset of lack is inherited and then enforced throughout society and cultural conditioning.

Go to school, get an education, get some fancy qualifications, feed that ego.

Keep seeking, searching, get this and that.

That will make you feel good. Show the world your credentials, show them how smart and worthy you are. Show them, prove to people you can be something or someone.

Don’t stop there, get more approval by being the “Perfect” parent. Prove to people that you made in life because your children are so well behaved, because they do exactly what you say.

Get that promotion, that car, that body.
That money. Keep stacking. Keep pushing and pushing.... then die.

Then tell me how you really lived, where you really gave. Who’s lives you touched.

When you realise that we are enough and that who we are and how we treat people is far more important than “appearance’s”

I made a decision to help people become whole that means removing the masks, the pretentious behaviour, the need to please everyone and feel accepted. I made some decisions about who I wanted to be and then healed my body.

My work is at large isn’t accepted by medical professionals because it rocks the status quo. I am also not supported by large pharmaceutical companies. So if someone comes to me and I facilitate a space for them to heal. Then that’s one less patient and thats cool for me, but if we all started to take back our power, there would be less patients and less profits.

It leaves me vulnerable, it leaves me open for criticism and ridicule from people who don’t even try to dive into the realm of consciousness.

I recorded a podcast with Jerome Braggs ggs aka “The Soul Medicine man” we spoke about all things regarding metaphysics and how he healed his body not once but twice from HIV/AIDS. A very similar story to me so a pleasure to connect. A huge eye opening conversation around what’s possible for anyone wanting to heal their bodies and their lives.

The focus of healing is to return home to highest natural self. It’s not easy work it’s just worth it. Healing can take time or happen in weeks depending on what you are willing to let go of!

It was a pleasure talking to Jerome about coming home, a philosophy he has used after his near death experience after being in hospital the second time after having being diagnosed with AIDS.