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What is Spiritual Awakening? | The Ultimate Guide
By Kiran | May 27, 2024
Awakening. It’s a big term, one that encompasses a lot of spiritual arenas, and it’s mired in false definitions and proclamations. So I feel compelled to shine some light and clarity on what is spiritual awakening. This is a definitive guide to spiritual awakening. I have been in a unique position to work one-on-one with…
Healing Emotional Trauma On Your Own
By Kiran | March 18, 2017
Last week, I had this “can we heal alone?” conversation no less than five times. Then this week, a healer and very dear friend of mine sent out a newsletter on the same topic! It clarified that I should just share what I keep talking about with you all when I talk about healing emotional…
The Ultimate Guide: How Emotional Stress Causes Physical Illness
By Kiran | December 10, 2020
Last week, I had this “can we heal alone?” conversation no less than five times. Then this week, a healer and very dear friend of mine sent out a newsletter on the same topic! It clarified that I should just share what I keep talking about with you all when I talk about healing emotional…
How to Heal Emotionally | The 5 Key Stages
By Kiran | July 12, 2019
Emotional healing is an ever-deepening process. However, we can often fall for the illusion that tells us, “one day, I will be healed.” This little controlling voice starts driving you towards perfection, taking charge of your transformations. Undoubtedly,...
The real reason we suffer
By Kiran | August 12, 2017
I’ve been preaching up a storm lately. It’s an old favorite sermon of mine, all about the limitless possibility in front of you: “Fulfillment, people! Reach for fulfillment!”
Letting Go of Perfection
By Kiran | July 27, 2016
Do you ever take on a project you know isn’t going to be perfect? Is it better to do something great, and pass on all the so-so projects? Or is it better to do something just to learn and practice? Do you present something half-assed? Or do you wait until it’s perfect?