Spiritual Guidance – spaces for inner clarity

According to A Course in Miracles, we are in truth pure love and pure light. But in everyday life, situations, thoughts or old patterns sometimes get in our way – and we begin to believe that we are something else. In spiritual guidance, we open up a space together in which we invite a higher presence. A space where the light of truth can work to correct the ideas in your mind and remind you of your true nature.

I accompany you in perceiving your inner wisdom and viewing your experiences in the light of Divine Love. From this perspective, old thought patterns dissolve, burdens become lighter, 

and many issues find clarity in a natural way or become easier to resolve 

with newly gained inner orientation.

I received my training as a spiritual companion from Manuela Tornow 

at the Wunderschule. It is based on my many years of professional 

experience in psychosomatics, psychiatry, psychotherapy and 

accompanying the dying and their relatives – and is complemented 

by my journey with Shakti yoga, meditation and spiritual practice. Over 

the years, I have accumulated a large toolbox for working with spiritual 

issues. I have entrusted it to Divine Guidance so that it may serve to heal 

our One Mind.

I offer you a safe space where you feel seen, held and lovingly accompanied – on your journey back to your essence.

Remember the light within you. 

Open yourself to the truth. 

Let divine love guide you.

Do you know what really excites me?

Only forgiveness heals an unforgiveness, 

and only an unforgiveness can possibly give rise to sickness of any kind.

This realization is the final goal of psychotherapy. How is it reached?

The therapist sees in the patient all that he has not forgiven in himself, 

and is thus given another chance to look at it, open it to re-evaluation and forgive it. (...) 

The patient is his screen for the projection of his sins, enabling him to let them go. (...)

No one is healed alone. (...)

Who, then, is the therapist, and who is the patient? In the end, everyone is both. (...) 

Each patient who comes to a therapist offers him a chance to heal himself. 

He is therefore his therapist. And every therapist must learn to heal from each patient who comes to him. 

He thus becomes his patient. God does not know of separation.“

Supplements To A Course in Miracles, ‘Psychotherapy’ , Chapters 2.VI and VII