What happens when people arrive in crisis?

After nearly three decades of working with people from all walks of life, I've discovered that healing is rarely about fixing what's broken. More often, it's about remembering who we are beneath the fear, self-doubt and limitations we place on ourselves.

In this episode, I share how the Aya Centre grew from a tiny rented room, why every person requires a unique approach, and what I've learned from supporting people through physical, emotional, mental and spiritual challenges.

We explore self-discovery, possibility, self-worth, and why knowing yourself is one of life's greatest journeys.

The conversation delves into Dora's spiritual awakening, her transition from a corporate career to spiritual work, life in Mozambique and the move to South Africa, reconciling her analytical and spiritual life, family support and personal growth, the transition to a full-time spiritual career, preparation and development of her spiritual practice, and her exploration of modalities and ongoing learning.

Takeaways

• Spiritual awakening
• Transition from corporate to spiritual work

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction and Spiritual Awakening
• 16:24 Life in Mozambique and Move to South Africa
• 22:28 Family Support and Personal Growth
• 28:04 Preparation and Development of Spiritual Practice