Why do couples fight? Fighting is a way for opposites, who always attract, to balance. Fighting comes from a need to bond. Animals in the wild always fight before they mate.
Wading knee-deep in mud as a taro farmer in Kaua’i, I ended up a Dean’s Fellow at Harvard University. Prior to that, I spent 14 years living in and out of monasteries. Now, I help individuals and corporate teams build a visual map of their challenges. The results are personal transformation, increased profits and improved relationships.
If you are a member of a survivors’ organization or prison and you would like me to come speak with your group, guide them through a process to heal, and inspire them to move forward, please contact me. Many survivors experience great relief from years of pressure and pain, after I come speak with their group.
My pro bono services are available for funerals and Celebration of Life memorial services for loved ones who have completed suicide, overdosed, or have fallen in battle.
