Do you remember when?

You were a free spirit, pure consciousness, roaming through untold experiences and landing in a physical form whenever you felt ready, before returning to your true nature?

Being in a physical body too many times is addictive, and once you are caught up in the physical realm, it is hard to break free.

It is hard because we forget; we think that this experience is real and the only one there is.

Our desires create future experiences, and we get stuck in a cycle of becoming. This is a cycle that many people continue to experience for a very long time.

Your imagination is limited by your association with this physical form — just a shadow of your potential. This serves you well here on Earth, but it also keeps you a prisoner of those limitations.

Occasionally, we meet someone who reminds us of other things and other possibilities. Mostly, we nod and smile, then promptly forget the reminders.

There is always something to remind us, but we might remain blind to the clues and hints of other possibilities. We are so lost down the rabbit hole of the physical form that nothing else seems possible.

Yet there will always be something or someone knocking on the door: a voice buried deep within you waiting patiently for you to answer.

Once you open the door, you cannot close it again. Though you might resist passing through, eventually it becomes impossible to ignore.

Once you have worked through your addiction and there is nothing left to hold you or bring you back, you pass into a different yet familiar future.

We all have a healthy need to feel safe, and the door offers what at first appears to be the unknown — something not so safe.

Only by letting go of limiting addictions will we begin to see that the passage through the doorway is familiar, has always been familiar and is safe. In fact, it is a homecoming.

For many following this path, a week long clearing program is truly supportive of the letting go and opening up to new possibilities.

For those who have discovered the value and benefits of such a path, the longer you can remain in the warm embrace of fellow travellers the more powerful you become.

To this end the 28 day program in Vietnam next year is a truly life changing experience.

My role, as I see it now, is simply to remind you of things you already know.

This is why the information I share resonates with so many.