There are several behavior patterns (or ways of being) we can adopt over the course of our lives that keep us from embodying, expressing, and/or nourishing our true nature (Love Energy), and thus starve our bodies of the very energy they need to create and sustain good health. Because of this, these behavior patterns led…Read More
I’ve been on a spiritual path for over twenty years now, and a teacher of the soul for around ten of those years. And I’ve heard (and participated in) all kinds of theories and approaches around what “spiritual growth is all about.” From denying or releasing our desires so that we reach a state of…Read More
I recently received a question from Julia (a beloved YouTube follower): “Why does cancer happen, and why does it seem to be so prevalent in our society?” Have you ever wondered why disease happens to us? I know this a very common question among spiritual seekers, and there are many answers out there that frankly,…Read More
As a teacher of self-love, I teach that self-love is the practice of becoming more of our soul, and no longer abandoning or betraying it. I truly believe this practice is our true mission here on the planet, and our greatest medicine. However, before we can truly understand how to “become more of our soul,”…Read More
Our Soul is the source of health in our bodies, and well-being in our lives. When we become more of our soul, we experience more of these things – good health in our body, and well-being in our lives. But when we become less of our soul, we experience less of these things. The key…Read More
When we didn’t receive all the love we needed as children, one thing that happens in our adulthood is that we project edited versions of ourselves to the world. These versions are based on what we’ve been made to believe is most lovable or safe about us. Basically, we present parts of ourselves that we…Read More
Most illness and diseases we experience are manifested by stress. But stress is a catch-all term that doesn’t really speak to the energetic/emotional imbalance we’re actually feeling. Most men have been taught that stress means “more than I can handle,” and because men are socialized to handle ALOT, stress often goes unrecognized, and the path…Read More
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