The Ten Stages is a reawakening to our angry child that over the years we have chosen to ignore.

The Ten Stages is a reawakening to our angry child that over the years we have chosen to ignore.The Stages is life enhancing for everyone, but does not seek a spiritual awakening.Only humbly requesting a period of grace and the wisdom to reconnect with our abused child within. For in reconnection we become once more liberated and in touch with our own intuitive voice. We do not expect re-connection to take place overnight, yet for some this does take place. We expect a period of grief, pain and suffering for our years in the wilderness of our dreams and lack of connection to the reality of life. A period of disconnection and pain ruled by a childish unfulfilled need for attachment and longing.
The Ten Stages does not cure you but recovers you, its a deconstruction process not a reconstruction process. We need to make a journey within to the painful void of childhood longings and misunderstanding of half messages and cruel abuse, unmet needs.The Stages makes no promises or instant fixes but attempts to heal childhood wounds and recriminations that bubble up in our adult day to day living, by reconnection, meditation and periods of grief. We return to childhood to gain the answers from our child within communicating through creativity, loving kindness and compassion we develop listening skills, trust and empathy for ourselves.

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