At the beginning of every Healing Ceremony, I help clients create an intention. To name a state of being they want to live right now. After listening to thousands of life stories, I’ve noticed that while particulars may vary, a few themes re-occur.

Safety. Too many of us do not feel safe.

For example: A fifty-year-old woman appears happy. She has a loving family, a beautiful house, a good job, and an abundance of friendships. Underneath it all, she experiences deep depression and unresolved childhood fears. What happened? Until her wounded inner child heals and knows that she is finally safe, her concealed suffering will continue.

Connection. Our core human wound is the illusion of separation from the Source of Life.

This mostly unconscious belief feeds our experiences of inner separation and fragmentation. We carry on…but too often never feel “home” or whole. I have heard many times: Something is missing. I’m searching for my people. Where is my home? I don’t feel myself. I’m here by mistake.

Love. Why do so many of us feel unloved?

The soul yearns for unconditional love, something most of our parents were unable to give us. But how could they if they never received it from their parents? The reality is:

Unconditional Love Embraces the Universe and Unifies all Beings.

Healing our suffering requires commitment and vulnerability, Everyone’s process and exploration is unique, yet the result is the same:

Inner Unity and Spiritual Awakening.

Are you ready to take the next step? 

This is the Wiraqocha Stone.

Wiraqocha is the Inka name for God, the Creator of all things. This ancient, sacred stone sits near the front entrance of the central Cathedral in Cusco, Peru.

Take a breath. Make a connection.

Offer the stone your fears, feelings of separateness, and yearning for love. All of your unspoken suffering.

Trust it to receive and transmute the heavy energy.

Then…breathe in the refined energy of:

Safety, Wholeness, Connection, Unconditional Love, and Spiritual Unity. 

Repeat this intention daily, “I am safe, whole, connected, and loved.”