Children are like flowers. They need to be tended to, nurtured, watered and fed to grow. Many of us did not have childhoods that told us of our preciousness. Some of us did. There will be different challenges for those of us with idyllic childhoods.

Millions of people have adopted some plan for personal growth, depending on the goals they set for themselves. Some people want to be happier, others closer to God; some have committed themselves to find enlightenment, which would be alien to someone else trying to escape suffering and self-defeat. So what part can modern psychology play?

From the most outer field to the inner, explained.

This wheel depicts the High Self and the 6 Inner Selves and some of their attributes. These Inner Selves have specific relationships to the fields or planes around the body.

Have you ever been in an argument with yourself and feel like no one wins? This is because we have more than one part of our self that may feel differently about the various situations and relationships we are experiencing. That is, we are not of one mind but have several aspects to our consciousness. I work with a model that identifies seven different selves. Learning to listen, interact and co-create together among the selves sets us up for maximum growth on the path, regardless of the path you are walking.

I ongoingly study systems theories, whole systems, systems biology, quantum biology, biophysics, biophotonics and specifically did a medical fellowship in Endobiogeny. Endobiogeny is a philosophy of medicine that assesses how the internal (endo-) life (bio-) of the body is generated and sustained (-geny).

Here, we define the term ‘biofield’ as an organizing principle for the dynamic information flow that regulates biological function and homeostasis. Biofield interactions can organize spatiotemporal biological processes across hierarchical subtle and gross levels: from the subatomic, atomic, molecular, cellular and organismic, to the interpersonal and cosmic levels.

Emotions are the language of our Soul and feed our intuition. Emotions offer feedback and guidance about where our focus has been. When we feel something, it is because our feedback systems are telling us something important.