The news cycle right now is a lot. The Epstein files dropping. The bombing of Iran. A leadership style that seems to operate entirely without conscience. Other people’s outrage and Epstein files reactions. If you’ve been glued to your phone, oscillating between disbelief and fury, you’re not alone. Most people right now are somewhere on …
What Happened When My Client Finally Felt Her Rage (And Why It Matters for All of Us)
I’m coaching a woman right now who is intelligent, articulate, and dedicated to her inner work – and as we discovered today, was carrying unprocessed rage from childhood. She understands her childhood patterns, can articulate them with ease, and she can track them back to inciting incidents. Today, I led her into a process to …
Don’t Let Kundalinī Misinformation From ChatGPT Shape Your Awakening
All right, let’s talk Kundalinī, folks. Let’s talk Kundalinī misinformation, and how ChatGPT is making a dire situation even worse. I got an email today from someone who wanted to know if it was safe for them to do my Integrate Your Kundalinī Awakening course. And in the email, they said they’d had a full …
The Joy Rebel Path: How to Leave the Suffering Club for Good
I want to talk to you about joy, not as an emotion and not as a feeling, but as the inherent nature of beingness, and what this means on the Joy Rebel Path. In non-dual Shaiva Tantra, joy isn’t something you chase, cultivate, fix or manufacture. It isn’t the opposite of sadness. It isn’t the …
What’s the First Step in dealing with a Kundalini Awakening Purification Process?
All righty, I’ve got an email here from someone asking a question about the Kundalini Awakening Purification Process, so let’s dive in. Watch the video, read the article, or do both! You said that a Kundalinī awakening highlights when you’re deluded, stuck, attached, in aversion, or out of alignment with reality. It must eventually lead …
Beyond the Window of Tolerance: Alchemy, Co-Regulation, and Completing the Unfinished Cycle
In much of contemporary trauma work, practitioners talk about the window of tolerance — a concept developed by Dr. Dan Siegel, psychiatrist and founder of the Mindsight Institute. It describes the range of arousal within which a person can function smoothly: think clearly, feel emotion, and stay connected to themselves and others. When the nervous …