As a being having a unique human experience, we project all the time. The way we perceive our reality is inherently a projection of our inner world...
The role of a healer is to catapult positive change within the client.
Contrary to popular belief, trauma is not what happens to us, but rather how the event gets interpreted by our nervous system. This means that the experience of trauma is highly person-specific...
The human body sends 11 million bits of sensory information per second to the brain for processing, yet only 50 bits of information per second actually get processed by the conscious mind.
Believe it or not, each of us has many voices inside our head.
There’s the voice telling you that you’re hungry while at work.
There’s another voice ruminating over a recent conversation with a friend.
There may be a third voice silently planning your next vacation behind all the mental chatter.
Ancestral trauma is internalized in our subconscious as it gets passed down through the generations. We often react when it gets triggered inside of us, but we don’t even know that we’re reacting, because it is so well-hidden in the psyche.
Am I you Or are you me A ghastly impression it sometimes seems You walked away And cast your bet And now I must Handle the rest
Beautiful Emily came in wanting help with her mindset around money. She had beautiful dreams of traveling, spending time with friends and family, treating herself to luxury getaways, and feeling confident as a result.
The truth is that in hypnosis, our minds are more receptive to new ideas because the filters of our conscious mind are subsided.
In this article, I want to highlight what to look for as a client when witnessing your own transformation post-session(s).
