Unprocessed trauma is just like unpaid debt, we end up paying a lot in interest. In this article, we are going to touch upon a fairly new conversation in the world of science.

In a study by a man named Dr. Emoto; there were microscopic pictures of water taken in its natural molecular structure. He then took water that had been blessed by a Zen Buddhist monk, as well as water that had powerful, loving words written on the container that held it, and documented the amazing effect in CHANGING its very molecular structure.

In a culture that is designed for massive consumption, how do we differentiate between the need for more, and the desire to BE more? Trick or treat! The trick is the illusion that someone, or something ‘out there’ is going to make us ok. This belief system, our BS, makes us susceptible to the disease of more.

For many of us, it will be important to address how impacted the nervous system has been. We have lived in a state of fight, flight, or freeze. We have recreated relationships, experiences, and ways of being that generate chaos.

Our intention is to take a deeper look at how these experiences can affect our well-being, decision making, and ultimately our lives. Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired.

Same thing is true for us humans. Show me those who shine brightly and
I guarantee each one of them has been through a process that has somehow – intensely – extracted and released those elements that were keeping them dull.