What I have to Share

Looking from the outside I was much like everyone else for the first 20 years of my life. The inside was a different story however and it began to reveal itself through my teenage years so that by my early 20's I was in continual pain, distraught and depressed and there was no-one with whom I could find understanding let alone help.

This continued well into my 40's, I visited many practitioners in relation to my considerable list of physical, mental and emotional difficulties and nowhere could I find a mirror for my particular array of symptoms. I was continually misunderstood and misdiagnosed, it was expensive, time consuming and traumatic.

It was then that I stopped trying to fit myself into categories and definitions that simply describe the accumulation of data from all the people who are not me viewed through a lens which distorted rather than clarified my experience.

It was then that I allowed myself to be lead by my knowing, my feeling, to the guidance which nourished and transformed me such that I was liberated to heal myself and see the world afresh from the expanded perspective of our individual and collective truth.

So what I have to share is a different perspective born of finding no place for myself in the world that I was born into. And when we remember that in fact there are as many realities as there are people, we can enter into the adventure of our own destiny.