If you make your life as a healer then you are already considered the real deal by the people that come to you – they trust you/they would get results and I imagine not have to come back too often – if at all. The piece is written in the 1st person mainly and balanced when it talks about ‘people’. We should share in the washing up whether we eat raw from the garden or not. Every healer is an enabler first and last.

Personally i became a professional healer after looking for information about what i felt, saw and experienced as a person and a personal trainer and massage therapist, that did not fit into the thought process i defended and learned from.

I ran into your website advised by a colleague with whom i work teaching future personal trainers and fitness instructors what they need to learn for their professional life and to be present/embodied.

What i saw from your site was quite inspiring and i felt glad that there are more people focusing in the subject of embodiment/presence with whom eventually sharing and brainstorming would be possible.

I feel a bit disappointed as i read your piece, thus there is no space for a person like me with such embodied skills, to also be considered just… the real deal.

Thank you for reading.

Regards,

Fausta Rendall