Because of the journey of transformation that I’ve had to go through, I have come to the realisation and understanding that, generally speaking, all of our problems come from an inherent inability to love ourselves truly unconditionally. The type of unconditional love that I am talking about is one where we feel so powerful and invincible that we stop seeking or needing any outside love at all.
I am not implying here that one should aim to live entirely in solitude -it’s OK to indulge in our “human needs” -we are indeed human. But the difference lies in that it becomes a choice, as opposed to a need.

Confronted with a spiritual awakening, the needs and narrative of the ego become very obvious, and the more they do, the clearer we can then begin to see our soul -our higher self, our essence. The soul knows that it is part of everything there is -so there can be no solitude when you live in alignment with it, no matter how much of a lone wolf you choose to be.

In my understanding of all things, “healing” is a blanket term covering the human being as a total, indivisible whole. We were conceived and designed as a perfect system where mind, soul and body integrate in a perfectly tuned system. But then came in the ego, and with that we lost balance. The sacred path to “healing” becomes the journey into our soul, a path through which we aim to liberate our consciousness from the grip of the ego, which will inevitably bring in balance to your “human system” as a whole.