They Find Their Way Back to Us: A Shamanic Story of Past-Life Healing, Maternal Love, and Miracles
"True love does not look at the boundaries of time, space, or even death. It finds a way back to us somehow.
Twenty-four years ago, I made a choice that changed the trajectory of my life. I retreated into the raw wilderness of St. Lucia, living for four years in a small, isolated cabin in nature with no electricity and no running water. My only companion was my daughter, Indyra, who was just two years old at the time. I went there to strip away the noise of the modern world and discover my real value. In that deep silence, I experienced revelations that are difficult to put into human words.
But one specific memory stands out as a mind-blowing testament to the unseen strings that bind our souls.
The Vision in the Quiet
During that time, I was struggling with a physical affliction—a large, heavy swelling (a goiter) in my thyroid area. Desperate to understand the energetic root of this sickness, I spent weeks listening three times a day to a past-life regression audio track on a self-made cassette tape, wearing headphones to dive deep into my subconscious.
After about ten days of intensive meditation, strange visions began to bleed into my daily activities. Even while doing ordinary chores, I started seeing a vision of blood pouring violently from my throat. It was scary, but I didn’t stop the meditations. I knew I was close to a breakthrough.
The next morning, at 5:00 AM, I woke up with the entire room spinning at full speed.
Through the dizziness, I felt a physical weight on my chest. I opened my eyes and found my three-year-old daughter sitting on my bed. Her tiny hands were pressed hard against my neck, physically holding my throat, trying to stop the bleeding she was seeing. She was crying desperately, sobbing over and over into the darkness: 'Sorry, mammy. Sorry, mammy.'
Indyra never woke up before 8:00 AM, and she had never heard a single word of the regression audio playing in my headphones. Yet, her spirit had completely tapped into the energetic field of the trauma I was processing. I gently comforted her, told her to go back to sleep, and promised we would talk in the morning.
'When I Was Your Mommy...'
At 8:00 AM, as the tropical sun filled our cabin, I asked her to explain what had happened. In tears, looking beautifully confused, she stared into my eyes and pleaded:
'Please don’t be angry with me, mammy! When I was your mommy, you were not feeling well. I went quickly to the market to get vegetables to make you a soup, and I let you sleep to get better. I came back fast, but when I came near the house, I saw three men run out of the cabin. I found you... they had cut your throat.'
My breath caught. With her tiny finger, she traced the exact line across my neck where the wound had been in that past life.
'But I don’t understand, mammy,' she wept. 'You are big now! How can that be? I put your body in the ground when you were just a small baby. My chest hurt so much... I cried for a very long time. But I see you are big now! So, I am a good mammy. I did well. And I will never leave you again.'
In that sacred, unpolluted jungle container, the roles had reversed. I was the one doing the meditation, but my daughter was the one who received the visual revelation. Her soul needed to release the ancient, crushing guilt of a mother who couldn't save her child. And my soul needed to know why my physical throat was holding onto a knot of survival terror.
The Living Miracle
Years later, doctors ultimately removed my physical thyroid, parathyroids, and the growth. That was 18 years ago. Against standard medical advice, I chose not to take lifelong hormonal medications. Instead, I took the deep, ancient medicine I learned in that cabin.
Every single day, I connect to my subtle energy body and my chakra system, consciously generating the vital frequencies my physical organs can no longer produce. Today, I bike, I live in a state of freer flow, and I swim in the freezing sea during the Mallorca winters.
And Indyra? She is now 27 years old, still living alongside me here in Mallorca, beautifully making sure I take care of myself—still watching over me, just like a mother does.
The Medicine for Your Grief
If you are reading this and carrying the heavy, shattering weight of losing a loved one, let this story be a blanket for your soul.
Death is an illusion of the physical eyes. The people we love do not vanish; they change form. They watch our struggles, they mirror our healing, and when the timing is aligned, they find their way back into our arms—sometimes as our friends, sometimes as our guides, and sometimes, if we are incredibly blessed, as our children.
You are never truly separated from those you love. They are right here, waiting for you to step out of fear and return to flow. 🕊️"
~ ❤️~
"True love does not look at the boundaries of time, space, or even death. It finds a way back to us somehow.
Twenty-four years ago, I made a choice that changed the trajectory of my life. I retreated into the raw wilderness of St. Lucia, living for four years in a small, isolated cabin in nature with no electricity and no running water. My only companion was my daughter, Indyra, who was just two years old at the time. I went there to strip away the noise of the modern world and discover my real value. In that deep silence, I experienced revelations that are difficult to put into human words.
But one specific memory stands out as a mind-blowing testament to the unseen strings that bind our souls.
The Vision in the Quiet
During that time, I was struggling with a physical affliction—a large, heavy swelling (a goiter) in my thyroid area. Desperate to understand the energetic root of this sickness, I spent weeks listening three times a day to a past-life regression audio track on a self-made cassette tape, wearing headphones to dive deep into my subconscious.
After about ten days of intensive meditation, strange visions began to bleed into my daily activities. Even while doing ordinary chores, I started seeing a vision of blood pouring violently from my throat. It was scary, but I didn’t stop the meditations. I knew I was close to a breakthrough.
The next morning, at 5:00 AM, I woke up with the entire room spinning at full speed.
Through the dizziness, I felt a physical weight on my chest. I opened my eyes and found my three-year-old daughter sitting on my bed. Her tiny hands were pressed hard against my neck, physically holding my throat, trying to stop the bleeding she was seeing. She was crying desperately, sobbing over and over into the darkness: 'Sorry, mammy. Sorry, mammy.'
Indyra never woke up before 8:00 AM, and she had never heard a single word of the regression audio playing in my headphones. Yet, her spirit had completely tapped into the energetic field of the trauma I was processing. I gently comforted her, told her to go back to sleep, and promised we would talk in the morning.
'When I Was Your Mommy...'
At 8:00 AM, as the tropical sun filled our cabin, I asked her to explain what had happened. In tears, looking beautifully confused, she stared into my eyes and pleaded:
'Please don’t be angry with me, mammy! When I was your mommy, you were not feeling well. I went quickly to the market to get vegetables to make you a soup, and I let you sleep to get better. I came back fast, but when I came near the house, I saw three men run out of the cabin. I found you... they had cut your throat.'
My breath caught. With her tiny finger, she traced the exact line across my neck where the wound had been in that past life.
'But I don’t understand, mammy,' she wept. 'You are big now! How can that be? I put your body in the ground when you were just a small baby. My chest hurt so much... I cried for a very long time. But I see you are big now! So, I am a good mammy. I did well. And I will never leave you again.'
In that sacred, unpolluted jungle container, the roles had reversed. I was the one doing the meditation, but my daughter was the one who received the visual revelation. Her soul needed to release the ancient, crushing guilt of a mother who couldn't save her child. And my soul needed to know why my physical throat was holding onto a knot of survival terror.
The Living Miracle
Years later, doctors ultimately removed my physical thyroid, parathyroids, and the growth. That was 18 years ago. Against standard medical advice, I chose not to take lifelong hormonal medications. Instead, I took the deep, ancient medicine I learned in that cabin.
Every single day, I connect to my subtle energy body and my chakra system, consciously generating the vital frequencies my physical organs can no longer produce. Today, I bike, I live in a state of freer flow, and I swim in the freezing sea during the Mallorca winters.
And Indyra? She is now 27 years old, still living alongside me here in Mallorca, beautifully making sure I take care of myself—still watching over me, just like a mother does.
The Medicine for Your Grief
If you are reading this and carrying the heavy, shattering weight of losing a loved one, let this story be a blanket for your soul.
Death is an illusion of the physical eyes. The people we love do not vanish; they change form. They watch our struggles, they mirror our healing, and when the timing is aligned, they find their way back into our arms—sometimes as our friends, sometimes as our guides, and sometimes, if we are incredibly blessed, as our children.
You are never truly separated from those you love. They are right here, waiting for you to step out of fear and return to flow. 🕊️"
~ ❤️~

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