In this personal reflection, I explore the deep human longing to be seen, heard, and understood, and share a powerful healing moment where I realised that no one else can truly validate my unique experience - we are here to turn inward and offer ourselves the love and recognition we seek.

Are you rushing your healing journey? Discover the three main reasons why we push ourselves to heal faster. From fear of reincarnation, urgency to fulfill our purpose, and comparison to others, how can we learn to slow down and find peace and balance on our healing journey?

When we're in a state of emotional turmoil it can feel overwhelming and out of control. Yet big emotions are an opportunity for us to access and alchemise the deep subconscious programming to create powerful shifts in our life.

You don’t need to heal because you are perfect, whole and complete just as you are. The only thing we need to do is to release and clear the trauma that is stuck in our fields and distorting our vision, making us chase things outside of ourselves.

Resentment is program within us all, born from a belief in lack and limitation as well as a feeling of being undeserving and unworthy of abundance. So, how can we understand it on a deeper level and release ourselves from it's shadow?

On your path of spiritual growth you might notice some signs and symptoms which show you that you are opening up to a higher state consciousness. Here, I share the five signs that I've noticed along my way.

The sages say it that suffering is a choice, yet suffering is inevitable for there there is much that we must let go of and unlearn before we understand how to ease ourselves out of suffering. It's all too easy to spiritually bypass suffering without realising it is an essential part of our reality that will grant us our spiritual and emotional freedom.

Change can be deeply uncomfortable. So much so, that we want to hide in a past version of ourselves or skip forward to the safe, familiar and known. Yet, the point of suffering and change is where the magic happens, and one we want to embrace.

Comparison causes suffering as we're pulled away from the present moment and fall into a state of false, rather than authentic, gratitude.