Emotional Healing, Coaching, and Sufi SoulWork

When we begin our exploration of spirituality, we often have the idea that it will “fix” our so-called normal life: *at least* our relationships, perhaps even, to some degree, our health; less frequently (especially in the Christian world) we expect it to help us with money.

And particularly in the beginning, when we are fuelled with enthusiasm and seem to glide through things that were difficult before, our assumption rings true.

Scroll forward a few months, or even years – when we have become a mature “traveller” on a (whichever) path – and it is only too often that we find that while things did change comparing to where we were “before,” we are still stuck in something or other.

Those stuck places keep us anchored to the “old me” kind of energy. We feel we are no longer quite that person, and yet… we keep acting as one, or getting life’s “gifts” addressed to what we insist is a completely outdated model of ourselves.

Whether it is a belief that unsettles us, a pattern that goes against our best interests, or could be a particularly impactful bad memory, we are making all effort to let go of it, and yet our spiritual practice just does not seem to help in this case.

For most people, there are much more efficient ways to heal. All the methods that I know *that work* aim at the root cause of any particular issue that one might have. By fully letting go of the root we stop that particular “weed” feeling, emotion, event from reappearing in our life. We become free to grow the beautiful garden of our true self.

You might be thinking that there will have to be a lot of “digging…” However, as any gardener would tell you, digging is not necessarily the best way to get a root out. We (humans) are fortunate to be able to change our energy sufficiently for our “soil” to become softer, more inclined to release what we no longer need.

If you find yourself in the kind of situation I am describing, let me share with you the best ways I found that will resolve your trouble, lift your energy, empower you, and even encourage your spiritual progress.

The practical, no-nonsense way of the Sufis blends seamlessly together with the methods of the intuitive life-coaching and forms of “inner parts” work.

 And once we have let go of the thorns of the past and healed the wounds , our “spiritual tools” can be finally used the way they are intended: to help us make our way through the fog of the illusion towards real, to realise our true nature, to experience oneness. And maybe even to begin real spiritual work, of helping the world with means that Spirit would then entrust us.