About
I work with people one-to-one to support awakening and self-actualisation.
I work with teachers, leaders, and creatives who have specific aspects of practice they want to work on in service of bringing their full, wholehearted, intelligent, powerful, and natural selves into the world for the benefit of all beings, including themselves.
I embody and share my own approach to awakening, which includes both getting in touch with transpersonal qualities and going on your own unique individuation journey.
I run sessions over video or voice call that are 75 minutes long. I often use imaginal journeying in the process.
Sessions have the capacity to be deeply transformational for people who are ready to make changes to their experience, but it requires the courage and capacity to show up and be present. While the process can be deeply healing for people, this isn’t a therapeutic container. We focus on your individuation and awakening, and people are required to be self-responsible for their practice.
Imaginal Journeying Meditation
During the sessions, I often use imaginal journeying for different purposes. For example, to explore a specific topic or question, to create more presence, or to open up new ways of being and experiencing.
The format is fairly simple and yet deeply profound. It involves opening to the energetic and archetypal realm and exploring things within the imaginal realm. It can both reach new layers of experience and create more freedom for expressing what is already there.
When I am working one-to-one with someone, I normally frame it as an interpersonal meditation, where we drop into a meditative state and then journey together through a shared conversation.
During the journey, you may experience visualisations, emotions, energetic sensations, and thoughts. The journey can tell a story, bring a sense of clarity, and deepen experience.
Important Note on Awakening
I can help facilitate deeply transformational shifts in experience and consciousness, but I don’t believe that there is a magic button for removing people’s suffering.
Everything is a process that you are experiencing in connection with the environment around you, and life is often hard. Awakening is about seeing more clearly and connecting with life more wholeheartedly, whatever is found there.
This process can be difficult at times, but it is the route to opening up a sense of ease, presence, resilience, love, connection, belonging, purpose, and meaning, as well as being more in touch with the truth of experience.
Things You Need
If I am working with you, it will need a few things from you for it to work effectively:
One: Your Humanity
To work with me, you will need to be willing to let go of religious frameworks. It’s great if these are useful for you, but if you use terminology for describing the types of practices you do or experiences you are having, I will ask you to also describe things in your own words. To let go of the raft.
I find this gives a much richer, more interesting, and more specific picture of what is happening in your present moment experience and allows you to start where you are, which is where awakening happens, rather than in the idea of where you are.
Two: Commitment
You will need some kind of daily or regular practice. It can be very formal or very informal, but you need to be able to set aside some time to be present on a regular basis if you want to see consistent changes.
If you want to see meaningful changes in your life, you will also need to have a real desire to change and a willingness to go out of your comfort zone and to challenge your preconceptions.
Connecting to a sense of devotion or inspiration can mean that you get the most out of your practice and can keep you connected to your heart.
Three: Self-Management
Ultimately, you are responsible for your practice. I am there to support you in your journey and explorations, but the journey is your own.
Most people will define their own practices and things to focus on in between sessions.
Testimonials
Read some testimonials from people I’ve worked with.
Money
I operate based on dana (or generosity) because it means that the sessions are more accessible to a wider range of people. This means that I don’t ask for a fixed cost.
I’d recommend paying an amount of money that makes the work feel meaningful and significant to you without inducing stress.
Contact
If you are interested in working together, send me an email with a bit about you, your practice, and why you are drawn to working together, and we’ll go from there.
Before we meet, I’ll ask you to complete the first set of four questions from this intention-setting exercise and either share it with me or bring it to the first session.