Title: The Handholder

Gender: Female

Age: 44

Location: Hackettstown, NJ

This is a bit unusual for me as I prefer being on the other side of the questionairre, however if this means I can get some information out into the universe, I will oblige.  By profession I am a Master NLP (that is Neurolinguistic Programming) Practitioner and Hypnotherapist.  To validate my practice, my education is supported with a degree in Psychology.  I have an very specific theory that all human beings (and probably animals too) hold a key to self healing. ( this is nothing new to the spiritually minded) If we are incapable of utilizing this natural intelligence, we find ourselves unable to fulfill our loop and therefore incapable of leaving it.  Similar to karma, possibly.   Our current culture has shown us the face of disempowerment.  The psychological trouble and universal problems we face as a whole are due to our inability to trust that we can heal or hold the answers to that healing within us. There has to be more than one way in the universe for humans to attain serenity.  The truth is, not everyone is on board with a spiritual life off the bat.  So what if we can find a way to heal within ourselves, clear our narcissism, stitch up our childhood wounds and live a free and real, honest life. One of the most remarkable and thrilling experiences i have had as a practitioner, is to watch people i work with find that key and transform their lives into what they are fully here on this plane to realize.  NLP has a strong foundation in Quantum Theory, Psychology and Spiritual growth.  Combining that with Psychological background, neurobiology and experience of spiritual practice,  in understanding life stages and amazing fortitude to dig deep toward self realization….we mere mortals can reclaim our true selves and grow beyond what popular culture would like us to believe.  We believe our frames of reference.  It is easy to be emotionally, mentally and spiritually lazy.  Generally we approach growth and its acceptance only when crisis is present.  Wouldnt it be interesting if we were taught to be unafraid of self introspection and realization?  What if we believed that complete acceptance of ourselves and others was actually soemthing that was attainable?  There are many questions to be raised and discussed here.  Personally, It feels like a verbal application to a strong spiritual practice.  I could go on forever.  What would really tweak it up would be input from everyone else. It would certainly serve to strengthen my sincere belief in whole and true personal empowerment.

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