Hugo Tobar delivered this new paradigm for the first time to the Australian cohort and it’s one of those ‘where were you when’ moments: We witnessed the first delivery of the new concepts, the first demonstration and the first witnessing of us Kinesiology Practitioners implementing the new way to balance the body. And it was profound. 

This growth opportunity is appropriate to our personal circumstances and perspectives. How we are ingesting and digesting the global issues is exactly what we need to find the friction points within.

The premise of all trauma recovery is to feel deeply safe and held. Kinesiology is a gentle modality, because it will only take us to what is ready to be healed. And often it is in the building of that safe scaffolding, that much of the trauma is released.

What if it wasn’t just pain or illness. What if it was actually a process of healing and re-alignment? What if the concept of pathology was simply an illusion? And why do we place more importance on our mind’s response to pain and illness, than our body’s innate wisdom?

Early days of integration post my first trip to Peru. Having been catapulted out of my current status quo and into the arms of Pacha mama and the Andes embrace.....Whoa.

Below is a snapshot of my personal experience of this Taripay Pacha ( meaning: judgement time; meeting ourselves again), recorded upon reflection.