You don’t need to be fully healed to step into your role as a muse, teacher, healer, or spiritual worker. Healing is not a finish line, it’s a lifelong spiral. Clients aren’t looking for “perfect,” they’re looking for presence, authenticity, and resonance.
Carl Jung spoke of the “wounded healer,” where one’s own wounds become the very source of empathy and wisdom. Many indigenous traditions recognize that healers are initiated through their own pain, transforming it into medicine.
By working while still healing, you show others the truth: wholeness isn’t about flawlessness, but about walking the path with courage and openness.
You don’t need certificates to be a healer or leader. Just showing up as yourself is medicine. Your story, your presence, your truth . . . these are your credentials.
People follow authenticity, not perfection. Your being is already healing.