Spiritual Coaching

Knowing something bigger than you exists, that we’re all connected to the Universe, Divine Source, or Higher Power.

Leading a spiritual life requires work to give yourself and others unconditional acceptance. It means not just living for ourselves.

Religion and spirituality both concern belief in a Higher Power.

However, religion includes a set of organized beliefs and principles shared by a group. Spirituality, on the other hand, focuses on one’s individual relationship with a Higher Power. 

Additionally, spirituality centers itself around one’s individual path to purpose and meaning in life. A spiritual path also contemplates the understanding that we are all one and connected with each other.

The ability to apply and integrate spiritual laws and concepts into day-to-day physical life.

The manual of life. These laws will guide you to enlightenment, growth, and peace on all levels: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual.

Waking from the illusion that we are separate from each other and our Higher Power.

Often, life turns upside down when a spiritual awakening happens. It marks the beginning of a transformation where you begin to feel that your life needs to have meaning beyond living just for yourself.

A very intense and “dark” time as one goes through the breaking down of the ego that separates you from others and your Higher Power.

The “dark night of the soul” is commonly marked by mental and/or physical issues and can be confused with a mental health diagnosis. The ultimate purpose of a “dark night” is to remember who you truly are: One with the Source.

The part of you that got left behind due to trauma. Healing your inner child becomes a necessary part of a spiritual journey for many.

By finding and healing the parts that were left behind with deeply rooted wounds (mostly subconscious), you can find your way back to self-acceptance and wholeness. This is also known as Shadow Work.