If you've been a healing junkie at some point, this is for you.

You've done all the work. You're still in the loop. This interview is about what's actually running underneath.

The workshop is the next step.

It's 80 minutes, recorded, and it gives you a simple process for identifying the egregores powering your stickiest patterns and unplugging from them. Once you know how to sense them, you’ll start seeing them everywhere: in your family, in the institutions you've moved through, in the cultural patterns you've been swimming in this whole time.

And then you can actually do something about it. Not process it. Not understand it more deeply. Just unplug from it and move on with your life.

USD$40. Yours to keep and return to whenever you need it.

Start the decontamination

Timestamps

Defining Egregores & How They Work
[00:00:00 – ~00:06:25]

  • What egregores are (energetic/etheric beings, collective thought-forms)

  • How they’re created and fed by attention, emotion, and repetitive focus

  • Hierarchies of egregores (family, cultural, global; alcoholism/addiction examples)

  • The importance of attention and “unplugging” from destructive/anti‑life egregores

The Egregore of Therapy & The Guru Industrial Complex
[00:06:27 – ~00:12:25]

  • “Egregore of therapy” as a foundation for the guru industrial complex

  • Old assumptions: “healing is hard, takes a long time”

  • Changing energetic environment (1960s to 2026; lighter, faster shift potential)

  • Role of practitioners as witness‑guides instead of gurus

  • Moving from endless problem‑cataloguing to imagining what’s beyond the pattern

My Journey, Bypassing & Mundane Embodied Healing
[00:12:30 – ~00:19:20]

  • My personal story post‑Microsoft and the intensive search for “what’s wrong with me”

  • Spiritual bypassing & conspiracy bypassing

  • Performance culture around big catharsis and “impressive” healing

  • Reframing healing as mundane, day‑to‑day noticing and regulation

  • Focusing on how we relate to emotions (e.g., anger) and grounding change in the body

Trauma Patterning & Nervous System Completion
[00:19:26 – ~00:25:20]

  • Definition of trauma imprinting/patterning (interrupted survival responses)

  • Fight/flight/freeze and what happens when they can’t complete

  • Gazelle/lion example and shaking as natural nervous system reset

  • Humans’ tendency to analyze instead of discharge; critique of over‑analysis

  • “Done/healed” as a myth that keeps people in dependency

From Endless Healing to Building the New via TinyBrave Moves
[00:25:26 – end]

  • Shifting from “relentless healing” to imagining and building new structures

  • Doing “as much healing as is required” to enable creating

  • Joining communities and projects (e.g., community gardens, businesses)

  • TinyBrave is for highly sensitive/hypersensitive humans who’ve often felt overwhelmed and powerless

  • “Tinybrave moves” as grounded, pragmatic steps to redesign your world

  • Other Resources: blog posts + new workshop with exercises for egregore inventory and decontamination