I don’t remember my mom’s answer. But I do remember that, over time, the question disappeared. As I grew older, I became preoccupied with self-image, school, andrelationships.

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The flame of inquiry slowly rekindled in my early twenties when I chose to study philosophy for my Master’s degree.

 

But the answers I was looking for didn’t come from books.

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They came after three weeks of early morning yoga practice on a remote Cambodian island, where I was volunteering—washing toilets and doing dishes just to stay longer in Asia. ​

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A few years later, I returned to Asia and fulfilled one of my biggest dreams: living in Taiwan. There, I deepened my spiritual practice and found my community. I met teachers who initiated me into Theta Healing®, Reiki, NLP, Sharing Circles, Rituals, Plant Medicine, Sound Healing, Astral Projection, House Magic, and more.

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Finally, I understood my seven-year-old self. I could speak to her about that strange movie screen. And in reconnecting with her, I discovered that:

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We are all the the viewers, screenwriters, and directors of our life experience: we can make anything happen.