07/26/2025
People ask me: when will I be healed? How long will it take? I understand the need to ask this question. Life with chronic illness is hard. We want the certainty that it will end.
But the entire question is part of the problem we need to overcome as a culture and as individuals- in order to truly heal. We always want to reach an end point, when we can be done. It’s that final fairytale moment we’ve been raised on. But truly, it’s just an archetype- it’s not an absolute reality. Every moment in our lives is a stage in an endless path that is initiation- self actualization- personal evolution. We’ve all been there: we go through a dark tunnel of die off, or detox, or tragedy, or heart break: and when we push through, when we don’t shy away but face the shadow fully, we do experience the light on the other side. Early on in the journey it may just be for an hour, or a day, or eventually a week here or there. As we keep progressing through the layers of healing, these periods in the light where we experience the proof of our transformative work become longer and more profound. At some point, we may even consider ourselves in “remission”- but that doesn’t mean the healing stops. Most of us are healing GENERATIONS of damage, deficiency, toxicity, and trauma. We are taking on the accumulation of work that others have avoided. This is a profound undertaking. It is an honor. And it is not something to hurry up and be done with. It’s a journey for life. Every time I think it’s reached a new level of my own healing, another tunnel opens up for me. And I keep saying yes. And I keep moving forward.
I’ll be sharing the most effective practices I’ve found to reset the mind body connection. It’s a 2.5 hour master class FULL of life changing information. It’s called the Brain Body Code- airs on zoom 8/16. Register now on zoom or my website.