I am in the process of re-recording the materials for the Sacred Healing Journey - formerly the Healers Hcallenge. And as I was recording and making notes - I looked at the transcript and knew I had to post this here. Remember, our work is not vague intention. Our work is something real. Never forget that. If you're here, something brought you. And I want you to get honest with yourself right now about what that something is. Because it's usually not the logical part of you that shows up for work like this. The logical part of you has lots of reasons to stay exactly where it is. Stay comfortable, stay with what I already know, don't rock the boat. It's the other part — the part that has been quietly insisting for years that there is something here worth paying attention to — that found this place at this time. Our work is simple. But simple isn't the same as easy. That seems to be a universal law! We're starting with one act: acknowledgment. An act of recognition and awareness. Not proof. Not certainty. Not a fully formed identity as a healer. Just this ➡️ I acknowledge that a healing gift exists within me. That's the whole practice. And it will do more than it sounds like it will. There is one thing I've learned from walking this path for years — and from walking it with hundreds of people who came to this work confused, skeptical, burned out, or afraid: The gifts that go unnamed go undeveloped. So if you haven't done this - write it down today. In your own handwriting. The declaration that's in the training video --"Today I acknowledge that I carry a healing gift." Let it feel awkward if it feels awkward. Let it feel presumptuous if it feels presumptuous. Write it anyway. Then answer the three questions: When did I first sense this? What has made me doubt it? What would change if I finally believed it was real? Post in the comments when you're done. Not because you have to perform anything. Because naming it in community accelerates it in a way that naming it alone cannot.

I'm stating this frankly because after the events I experienced last week, I realized the damage that can happen when things are left unsaid, or left unhealed. Things fester and that never ends well. In the commitment to healing, I'm sharing more openly about my healing journey and the wound that broke me. It really cracked open many years ago. It was a slow cracking open, but it did and I was in a new world after that. So, if you just woke up to something bigger and you have no idea where to start, then you are here in the right place because we walk together. Not with some specific idea of where we might end up, but walking the path together in awe of life, in the wonder that curiosity can reveal, and connected to the power that our relationship with spirit can provide. Whatever it was -- a breakup. a job loss. a hard burnout that finally broke you open. Whatever cracked you open — it wasn't an accident. But we all know the avenues of healing are confusing, overwhelming, and full of wrong turns. I'm committed to provide a grounded starting point, real tools, and practices that won't let you get lost. You don't need to figure it out alone. And I need these tools just as much as you do. Here's a Youtube video I posted today about my healing journey after the wound broke me. https://youtu.be/OMXt62iYx0Q?views Please comment and share what you need to share.

I want to thank the folks who joined the Healers Challenge Lives sessions. It is so great to be able to share with you in this setting. @Elizabeth Wilkinson @Maria Valentin @Ayo Betiku @K Prem sing @Hummingbird Moon @Susan Voorhees @Taylor Harmon if I missed somebody, thanks for being part of the sessions!! 💜

I'm sharing something raw because I was thrown so off balance this evening and my emotional and verbal response was also raw. This is a tough post. But given the kind of work we do and what I teach I feel it's important for me to just share with you. For some background, a year ago the neighbor’s house directly behind us caught fire and was destroyed. One of the neighbors died as a result of his injuries. The survivor is a friend I've known since high school. He and his partner lived in this house for about 25 years. Tonight, I was at our local neighborhood association meeting. I live in a neighborhood of historical homes in a designated historic district. So the regular order of business was going on. And then the topic switches to what's happening with this particular house and “what do we need to do about the house.” As I listened there was no mention of the owners. There was no recognition of the complete destruction of their life and the death of my friend, And this anger started to build inside me as this neighborhood association was talking about city rules and regulations about what could be done or could not be done with what's left of this historical home. People were making comments and I knew I had to say something. So when I had the microphone I told them in advance you are not going to like what I have to say. And I basically pulled the rug on their association BS. I could see the shock in their faces. But I had to say my piece. For me it felt so out of Integrity to stay silent and so I let it out and let it be known what I thought of their narrow-minded conversation about this house without any mention of the owners. I don't think I've gone off like that in public in decades but I was boiling on the inside. I'm sharing this with you because sometimes you do not have to hold it together. Sometimes it's not the best course of action to hold it together. Sometimes you just have to let it out and let that energy go where it needs to go and say what it needs to say and then be done with it. It wasn't pretty, I know that. My body was shaking afterwards and it took me several hours to ground and settle down because I was so pissed off.

Healing in Community session is Monday April 13 at 10am central time Use the link in the calendar to join the Live call Open to all members This session we will work with Emotion Code and energetic cleansing.