24/12/2025
This time of year, many of us find ourselves gathering with family again.
And as beautiful as that sounds, it can also stir up old patterns we thought we’d already outgrown.
One of my old yoga teachers used to say,
“If you think you’re enlightened… go live with your parents.”
And for many of us, even a short visit home is enough.
Family has a way of touching the parts of us we’ve tucked away — unresolved hurts, unspoken expectations, childhood roles we never consciously chose, and generational patterns that still live in the body.
For some, being around family brings up tightness, reactivity, silence, or old conflicts that feel almost inevitable.
But here’s the truth I want you to feel deeply:
It doesn’t have to stay this way.
You are not doomed to repeat the same reactions, the same shutdowns, the same arguments, or the same fractures year after year.
When we learn to make things right at the level of the heart —
when honesty, responsibility, clarity, and compassion are brought back into relationship — something begins to shift.
Not because we force reconciliation.
Not because we bypass or pretend.
But because we choose alignment over reactivity, truth over silence, and restoration over resentment.
This work does ask something of you.
It asks willingness.
It asks responsibility.
It asks the courage to look clearly and do what is needed — and that’s where support matters.
This is the essence of my mentorship,
Making Right a Way of Life —
a guided journey into restoring what’s been distorted, clearing what’s been carried for too long, and learning how to meet relationships in right way.
Whether that’s with partners, parents, children, or the people you’ll be sitting around the table with this season.
If your heart is asking for a different experience this year —
less triggering and more clarity,
less tightness and more truth,
less repeating and more restoring —
I would love to support you.
✨ The mentorship opens February 2026.
Stay tuned.
