We can't love in a world interpreted for us by others. 
An interpreted world is not a home. 
Part of the terror is to take back our own listening, 
to use our own voice, to see our own light. 
(Hildegard von Bingen, 12 C. Mystic)

I guide inner journeys where the soul’s hidden constellations reveal their sacred patterns, transforming conditioned trauma into spiritual maturity. A constellation signifies movement toward wholeness by connecting with what resides in our body, heart, and mind. We possess everything we need, yet the relationships among our inner parts often conflict. Cultivating an authentic relationship with our life involves descending into the body, providing a living experience of unconditional belonging in our body, heart, and mind. The figurines used in the ICM sessions help establish a precise relationship with the often invisible energies of our conditioned habits and ways of knowing.

*Private ICM sessions are hosted on Zoom. 
The cost is $125 (or three sessions for $300), payable by transfer, cash, or cheque.
Please text or call 604-222-4111 for an appointment.

 

• Please Note: ICM Workshops are currently only offered as part of the Universal Heart Series (see “Universal Heart Series”). For more information, text or call me (Laura) at 1-604-222-4111.

Cultivating a relationship with the “hard” edges of our humanity requires the courage to examine and embrace what has been denied and hidden—whether it be ancestral, collective, or individual. By engaging in this exploration as a group, we foster a sense of shared struggle, which enables us to see and feel more.

 

Like many things, our relationship with our wounding is softened when we explore it together. A small, spacious group holds the potential for “being in the world but not of it”- to be “in connection with” rather than reactive. Our nervous system remembers this place of soft relation and “being present with,” where we experience our soul’s impulse entering our heart.

 

In scientific language, this shift in consciousness involves the limbic system’s instinctive and emotional memory, the ventral vagal response- which fosters a sense of “being with”- and the right brain’s wholeness and unconditional connection.

Ancestral, collective, and personal reactive habits are not wrong; they merely highlight what needs attention. Once processed, these trapped trauma patterns become a blessing to the world as unique impulses of restoration.