There’s only one pre-requisite for becoming a modern-day healer. 

It isn’t a degree, a certification, or anything you can learn from a book.

It’s living your truth, in your wholeness, as the Light that you are.

Today’s episode is my story. It’s a story about how I used to live my life in a constant state of defense. 

How I used people, drugs, alcohol, and even thinking to numb the pain of my very existence.

It’s a story of desperately wanting to help others but needing to learn how to help myself first. 

This is the story of what life was like for me before I got out of my head and began to live from my heart.

It was a painful time, not just for me but for many others as well. 

I grew up repeating the mantra, “Everyone has their vice,” to myself, justifying my escape routes until one day, I woke up from the nightmare and stepped into the dream that was waiting for me all along.

If your mission in life is to be of service and to help other people heal, there are some golden nuggets in this episode about how you, too can clear yourself out to become the constant channel for your higher self and light to flow through which of course, is the only pre-req for being a modern day healer.

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Love,

Dana