Mission
In a society that often focuses on external achievements as the path to happiness, we may find ourselves striving for a job, a relationship, a certain amount of money, a particular weight on the scale – with the sense that once we arrive at this location – then, we will finally feel content.
But what if the contentment that we are seeking externally is something that we can find within ourselves?
And what if the practices of self-love, self-forgiveness, self-truth, self-guidance, and self-honoring could bring us into these territories?
And what if from this place of peace and connection within, you were able to drop all of the old identities and stories that you were holding about yourself and others?
What if you could create a new life - free of the familiar memories, restrictions, burdens, and beliefs – just with pure awareness of the infinite possibilities of who you are and how you can live your life?
What if your outer life became a reflection of the expansiveness and boundlessness within your inner life?
What if you became the creator of your own life – from the inside out?
What if your life became your work of art?
What if:
—you were living a life where you existed in your inner truth and all aspects of your existence – your career, your relationships, your body - were authentic reflections of who you are?
—you were living a life where you were able to master your focus and create what is most meaningful to you?
—you were living a life where you moved forward from inspired action?
—you were living a life where your work reflected your deep inner purpose?
—you were living a life where you profoundly loved yourself?
—you were living a life where you were the authority in your life?
—you were living a life where you looked for answers within yourself?
—you were living a life where you could lean into all of your feelings (including the taboo ones)?
—you were living a life where you could see that challenging situations were for your expansion?
—you were living a life where you were able to forgive those who have hurt you?
—you were living a life where you could feel the love that you are and all the love around you?
—you were living a life where you had dismantled the socialization from your culture – from others who told you who you were and what you could do with your life?
—you were living a life where you acted from alignment with your own inner values, intentions, and visions?
—you were living a life where your dreams and goals reflected an infinite range of choices and possibilities for your daily life?