I came in thinking I would learn some new techniques,
but what I received was a profound remembering of who I truly am.
but here are the moments that changed me:
I felt like he was telling me “It's ok to be seen. Times have changed. Being weird is the new normal.”
That was the moment my fear of being judged melted.
I realized I was hiding my light because it felt safer not to shine.
But now I see that weirdness is my superpower.
I struggled with meditation for years.
I would fall asleep, or my mind would wander.
Her teachings about direction and that we all have energetically aligned directions for meditation shocked me —
I realized I was one of the people she enlightened that day.
a modern pyramid, the top half floating above the base.
I have no idea what it means yet,
but I know this vision will change my life.
and I feel lighter already.
They helped me come back to myself.
I had been searching for spirituality “somewhere else,”
hoping to find something extraordinary.
But deep down I already know my mission.
I was just scared to be seen.
And with Vishen’s words, it felt like
a gentle push from the universe saying “Go forward.”
I felt connected to my higher self and
felt a download of peace saying,
“Everything is going to be OK.”
but now I understand —
the wrong people leave so the right ones can come.
I look forward to meeting my true tribe.
I always knew slow breathing felt good,
but I never understood why until he explained it.
Shallow breathing tells the brain you are in danger.
So I was unconsciously putting myself in stress over and over.
That realization was huge.
When she said trauma gets stored in fascia and muscles,
I finally understood why I could never fully relax.
I experienced abuse in childhood,
so my body was always preparing for danger.
That awareness brought compassion to myself.
I believed I wasn’t artistic because my parents went to art school and I didn’t.
But I realized art isn’t only painting or dancing.
It is connecting dots, seeing patterns, thinking differently.
I finally recognized something in myself that I had rejected for years.
Both brought tears and moved things deep inside me.
My journey isn’t becoming someone new it is remembering who I’ve always been.
I can’t join Spiritual Mastery this year, but I will absolutely join next year.
This wasn’t just a summit it was a reset of my soul.