With the hectic lifestyle most of us live in these days, it’s not surprising we don’t know what’s best for our mind, body and soul. Often we are taught it’s either this type of product that helps, or you can only think in a cerebral manner to get by in the modern day. Not many explore the relationship between psychology, spirituality and health, as a package. But let me tell you, I think this is a big mistake.
Why?
Because you need to look at the bigger picture to be able to address the smaller details.
Is it just your past experiences that means you struggle with public interaction? Is it only the position of the stars that can tell you whether you’ll be successful in love? Perhaps it’s just the choices of consumables that decides whther you’ll live to a grand age.
But it isn’t, is it? Because every single one of these things and a number more, truly tell you what you are, want to be and once were. This sounds like it’s very complex, but it really is not. Just like your physical body there is a lot that makes up you.
I know what you’re asking – what does this have to do with me and my website and products. Let me tell you…
I created this website and the packages on it to help others discover themselves and using psychology and spirituality as well as nutrition, exercise and communication styles to individually cater reports, schedules and plans that are specifically for you. Unlike a regular astrology report that could apply to anyone or a Myers Briggs report that too can describe a percent of the population, I am using the mix to showcase your strengths, weaknesses, what techniques will and will not help you and so, so much more!
I’ll be posting blogs about wellness, psychology, spirituality and a myriad of other topics and these are free and (hopefully) easy to follow. The packages are something that I have researched and I have found nothing quite like this before and am so pleased to be presenting it to the world right now.
For more information visit my About Me page to know the person behind this website or visit Product page. I do hope I see you in my blogs and Facebook group.
Latest from the Blog
Hello and welcome to my blog. I am incredibly excited to start this site up. I can’t tell you how much throughout the past few years I’ve dithered on whether this really would be a good idea.
Someone is normally a sciency person or a spiritual person, right?
But I bit the bullet because life isn’t about certainties.
As it’s a first post you’re likely someone who already knows me reading this at the very start. But if for some reason you are not indeed an acquaintance of mine, let me give you a brief overview of – me.
I am a 30 year old female who lives in the South West of England. I am blessed with an amazing husband, two beautiful daughters, a guide dog who will eat absolutely anything (not my guide dog, the husbands) and a really supportive family who would go to the end of the Earth for me and back.
I was born with a visual impairment called Optic Nerve Hypoplasia – this means that my Optic Nerve was underdeveloped; the fibres at the back as well as the connection to the back of the eye was not fully formed. This has left me having very poor vision (3/200) that will continue throughout my life though luckily, not get worse. Alongside this I have Nystagmus which means my eyes flick from side to side and also often point in a different direction to the one I’m actually looking in.
I have found I have a very keen understanding of people from a young age. I had a below average reading age at age 9, but was still flicking through my sisters Psychology books because I was always fascinated in how peoples minds work. I was also that 11 year old who was reading True Crime novels and Social Science essays, as well as the usual Harry Potter and Goosebumps, of course. But I also had a keen interest in the Spiritual and Metaphysical. Some things can’t be explained – I always knew this to be true. I’m not someone who is kooky, eccentric or a conspiracy theorist. In fact, I’d like to hope other than high empathy and sentimentality that I’m pretty grounded. But I’ve experienced a lot of spiritual awakenings throughout my not too long life. My natural affinity to read the natal chart (was able to do this by 14) and be able to ‘feel’ others emotions and inner turmoil aided my understanding of the Psychology of others to the extent I could very easily GET people. The inner, the outer, the to come.
But let me clarify something – I’m not a ‘psychic’ – I don’t predict the future. Or at least, not anything specific or concrete. I would never claim to be able to talk to the dead, read your fortune or anything else that I am simply not capable of (at least not at the time of this post). However, I can tell you that I can indeed help people to discover themselves a little better.
Why would I be interested in doing this, you ask? Because I’ve been there.
When I was 11 years old I started to have problems at school. Being ostracised mostly, but some bullying certainly did take place. Not to say I had not had other negative things happen in my life, but with the teenage years approaching and lack of self confidence present, I just didn’t know what to do with myself. This in turn lead me to being off school with clinical depression – I was put on antidepressants at age 12, because I was in such a low place I could not cope otherwise.
I moved school and a lot has happened from then to now – some absolutely amazing things (birth of my beautiful girls certainly is up there on that list) and some experiences that certainly tested my ability to cope. But each and every thing added an extra layer to my personality. Like I always say to those I care about – we are the sum of our parts. If X did not happen, I could not in good faith call myself the same person as I am now. But in recent years I have found myself exploring my self respect and capabilities. I had many hang ups about not being accepted because I was ‘disabled’ – I realise that this is part due to societies babying those with disabilities but mostly due to my own hang ups with my condition — I hadn’t accepted that I had it.
Sounds bizarre considering I’d lived my whole life with it but that was it – it was my normal and so was my previous helplessness mindset. I waited for the difficulties to go away, instead of figuring how I could improve them for myself.
This post is beginning to get a little long so I will close this now except to say I hope by telling you the basics of my life you can see why I am so passionate about helping others achieve the better version of themselves – because I needed to do this to really feel valued in society and inside my own psyche.
I hope to see you in this blog and in the Facebook group.
Onwards and upwards my good friends,
~ Stefanie
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