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Summer Vibes

by Taylor Grimes June 18, 2025

written by Taylor Grimes

SUMMER VIBES

Step outside ’cause summertime’s in bloom

Stand up beside the fireplace, take that look from off your face

‘Cos you ain’t ever gonna burn my heart out

Oasis, ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’

Head to a health shop near you to pick up your copy of our Summer Issue or subscribe to have it delivered to your door at positivelife.ie/subscribe

Enticing events

Search for the heroine

This autumn, you’ll have an opportunity to embrace your inner heroine in the lush surroundings of Donegal. The week-long Heroine’s Journey women’s retreat offered by psychotherapist and mindfulness teacher Victoria Smisek aims to help you reconnect with the body, heart and voice. It runs from September 25th to October 1st.

victoriasmisek.com

Design your peace

The Design of You retreat, hosted by Reiki healer and intuitive Cathy McCarthy, is a four-day luxury and all-inclusive getaway for those who are feeling the pull to explore their soul purpose on a deeper level – through Human Design, cacao, angelic attunements, sound therapy and more. It takes place at the stunning Deer Stone Luxury Eco Retreat in Larragh, Co Wicklow, from September 5th to 8th.

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Youth development

Meditation centre The Sanctuary on Dublin’s Stanhope Hope is set to help parents and caregivers through their Youth Conference 2025, which takes place on September 26th. The event seeks to offer a clear approach to understanding child and adolescent development. Speakers include developmental psychologist Dr. Gordon Neufeld and Brother Richard Hendrick, a priest-friar of the Capuchin Franciscan Order who is also an author and youth programme creator.

sanctuary.ie

Light up the nights

At Positive Nights, we have a few gems up our sleeve over the next few months. Two of our leading ladies include author and wellness advocate Barbara O’Neill, who will join us for a two-day event in September, and spiritual teacher Teal Swan, who will be with us for a one-day workshop on a date to be confirmed soon. Watch this space!

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Yoga parties

Yogis rejoice! Moynalty Yoga Festival is coming to Co Meath, on June 21st and 22nd, with an impressive lineup of healing events and talks. The Yoga Picnic comes to Lilliput House, Lough Ennell, Co Westmeath, on July 5th. Yoga Fest Ireland, on September 13th and 14th in Springfield Castle, Drumcollogher, Co Limerick is set to offer soul-enriching yoga classes, live music, and an artisan market in the castle courtyard.

moynaltyyogafest.ie

theyogapicnic.com

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Health helpers

Story Ark

When it comes to probiotics that enhance digestive health, ARK Fusion is a favourite of ours. Established by two clinical nutritionists, these products are backed by solid gut microbiome research. The company also offers convenient diet plans, created by nutritionists, to work alongside their probiotics and supplements and help customers achieve their health goals.

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Robust boost

There’s been a lot of buzz lately about the benefits of coffee enemas (check out Antoinette Curran’s take on page 58) and Robusta Coffee is a leading supplier of organic coffee recommended for enemas. Recommended by the Gerson Clinic, they can give your liver a health boost and aid detoxification.

robustahealth.com

gerson.org

Breathe deep

Two years ago, our publisher Paul Congdon interviewed acclaimed author and spiritual teacher Prem Rawat in Dublin’s Convention Centre. Now, Prem is back with a new book, Breath: Wake Up to Life’, which serves as a beautiful reminder to take a moment, every day, to appreciate the breath that sustains us.

premrawat.com

Tempting therapies

Sky’s the limit

Sage and Sky Yoga in Co Wicklow, hosted by Jane Lonergan, is a beautiful option for anyone seeking to unwind. We are especially fond of the yoga and sound bath combinations – a deeply grounding and restorative experience.

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Revolutionary imaging

Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging, or DITI, is a non-invasive procedure that uses an infrared camera with a highly accurate heat sensor to detect differences in temperature in the body. The scan can help support injury recovery and aid in the early detection of disease. Dr Jeffrey McTavish, chiropractor and founder of The Windsor Clinic, now offers this helpful service in Dublin.

Go to thewindsorclinic.co.uk or phone: +44 (0)1903 234490

Psyched up

The PSYCH-K healing modality – a unique blend of kinesiology, neuroscience, and ancient wisdom – is one of our good pal Bruce Lipton’s favourite therapies. Practitioner Agnes Burke, based in Mullingar, Co Westmeath, offers this service in a safe and supportive environment that helps individuals to rapidly transform their subconscious beliefs.

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Electrify yourself

PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic field) technology is sweeping the nation – check out our feature on page 34, which describes in detail the therapeutic benefits and potential of this practice. Cellvital offers a cutting-edge therapeutic PEMF mat for convenient daily use, which is now available in Ireland. Contact paulpositivelife@gmail.com to learn more.

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Holistic hubs

Donegal dreams

Zenergy Health Clinic, a state-of-the-art holistic centre based in beautiful Donegal, offers an integrative and multidisciplinary approach designed to optimise all of the body’s systems. By prioritising open communication and transparent relationships with their clients, the clinic stands out from the pack.

zenergyholistichealth.ie

How to be well

Some people take their dreams and put them into reality. Keith Howell has done just that through his beautiful holistic clinic, Howellness, in Dublin’s Clondalkin. This clinic specialises in providing a tranquil space for practitioners and enthusiasts, and also offers the ever-popular Pranic Healing with Amanda and David O’Connell.

howellness.ie

Best bakes

Some of the bakeries around Dublin would blow your mind. We were fortunate enough to find a stunning one called Una Bakery in Ranelagh, which served a coffee and a delicious cream bun like no other we’ve tasted recently. Well worth a visit.

unabakery.ie

June 18, 2025 0 comment

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Our Summer 2025 Issue Hits The Shelves!

by Taylor Grimes June 15, 2025

written by Taylor Grimes

Our Summer 2025 Issue Hits The Shelves!

Welcome to Summer 2025 :)

At Positive Life, we have run events since 2008, formerly Buddha Bag, now known as Positive Nights. The richness of connection at these events has increased massively over the last few years, and I can feel now more than ever how important this is.

It’s time now, for us to light up the divine connection within and to see and be with each other.
To support, to touch, to connect and to hold.

Finding like hearts, tribes, and connecting, collaborating, and moving forward within this new emerging frequency on the planet with a sense of community. The strength within these connections
is powerful, much greater than the sum of their parts.

Feel this Summer issue’s theme as a call to connect, on this sacred land. The time is now.

Paul Congdon,
Publisher

HIGHLIGHTS

Dawn Cartwright: Meeting each other as we truly are

Grace-Anne Kelly: Finding resilience in unity

Alison Canavan: We’re not meant to do life alone

Uma Dinsmore Tuli: Yoga Nidra

Kelly Kolodney: Angel Raphael

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Awakening Through Medicine Songs

by Taylor Grimes April 21, 2025

written by Taylor Grimes

Awakening Through Medicine Songs

Robin Landsong’s Journey

By Aiste S. Gram

Positive Nights is extremely excited to announce our upcoming workshop with the wonderful Robin Landsong!

Saturday, May 3rd
11AM to 5PM
United Arts Club, Dublin 2

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/positivelifemagazine/1612553

I had such a wonderful experience sitting down for a chat with Robin Landsong, the medicine singer, visionary artist, and medical intuitive. I got to hear her incredible story and experience her magic as she shared her gift of singing with me.

Robin Landsong is a transformational speaker, and medicine singer whose journey began with two near-death experiences during the Rhodesian War in 1977 when she was just eight years old. Called back to life by the medicine song of a Zimbabwean woman, this awakened her own gift of singing medicine and she has since shared it with over 17,000 people.

Also, as a craniosacral therapist, she specializes in trauma resolution and neurobiology of connection. Using all of her skills and intuitive gifts, she merges science and spirituality to help people reconnect with their natural rhythms, intuition, and creativity—guiding them towards deeper healing and embodiment.

The Singing Medicine: A Near-Death Awakening

Robin’s journey into the Singing Medicine began with a profound near-death experience. Shot across her head, she remembers rising up, watching from above as her adopted mother, Mama Eaton, found her lifeless body. At first, Mama Eaton wailed, but then, she shifted to singing—a calling song that summoned the ancestors and the land to bring Robin back.

Just as Robin was merging with the Great Heart, the ancestral song reached her, stopped her, and Robin chose to turn around. She remembered—she was a medicine singer. She hadn’t completed her purpose. So she returned to life, not as herself, but as a part of something greater: the choir of those who sing at birth, at death, and at moments of healing.

When she sings today, she says, “It’s not about me. It’s about Divine Source, the Great Heart, singing to people. What is the medicine this person needs today?”

Healing Through Song and Presence

Robin’s healing work spans over 17,000 sessions across 25 years. Beyond singing, one of her biggest missions is helping people shift from self-beratement to self-compassion. She believes that shame keeps trauma alive in the body, while a kinder inner voice helps release it.

She recently sang for a grandmother in Costa Rica who was dying, working with the family—singing to the mother, the children, and especially one young boy who she recognized as a healer. “I was able to make eye contact with him, let him know, I see you.”

Whether in person or over Zoom, the medicine comes through. “Even yesterday, with a language barrier, the little boy dropped into trance within five minutes of the singing. The song speaks a universal language. It says, “I see you. You are real. You matter.”

From Trauma to Purpose

Robin’s path wasn’t easy. In her early 20s, she began working through deep trauma—dissociation, numbness, the compression of survival.

“At first, my intuition was only a tool to scan for danger. But by my 30s, I started to ask: how can I use it for healing?”

She trained in craniosacral therapy, nervous system health, and trauma resolution, refining her gift—seeing inside the body down to the cellular level.

Now, she helps others trust their intuition with discernment. Not as a survival tool, but as a choice. “Your intuition doesn’t have to be hypervigilance. It can be agency, clarity, and precision.”

In her workshops, she teaches an exercise called “Mind Your Own Business,” which she also uses herself—especially in crowded places like airports. “Only tune in if it’s necessary. Otherwise, let people be.”

The Next Chapter: Teaching and Sharing

With her best-selling book Loving Bravely: A Memoir Miraculous Near Death of a Girl, Abducted, Shot During War, and Sung Back to Life by an African Woman, finally complete after 16 years, Robin is embracing a new chapter—teaching others around the world. When she teaches, her goal is to help students unlock and deepen their own unique gifts. She focuses on empowering others to trust their intuition with confidence and discernment.

Robin’s music album, Roots Drinking Rain, offers a way to receive Singing Medicine anytime. Professionally mastered in beautiful four-part harmony, this album has transformed listeners, with many parents even playing it for their newborns. It’s available on Spotify, iTunes, and her website, alongside her artwork—visions gifted to her during her near-death experience.

She also narrated the audiobook version of Loving Bravely, which includes her Singing Medicine woven throughout. While the physical book features her art, the audiobook offers a unique experience—complete with healing songs and recordings from the ceremony she conducted in Zimbabwe. It’s available on Audible and all major booksellers.

A Personal Touch

During the interview, Robin kindly offered to sing to me so I could experience her medicine firsthand—and what a gift it was. At a time of great turbulence and stress, within just a few minutes, listening to her brought me a sense of strength and grounding. The words ‘remember who you are’ came to my mind loud and clear—just what I needed at that moment. Robin says that when she sings, each experience is unique, and while some may feel sensations or even see colours, others will feel a deep calm. She explains that it can take time to fully connect with the healing power of the singing, and whatever happens is part of the journey.

I’m looking forward to experiencing more of Robin’s magic when our paths cross again soon.

You can find all of her gifts and more about her on her website: robinlandsong.com

April 21, 2025 0 comment

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Are You Being Gaslit? By Sandy C. Newbigging

by Taylor Grimes April 10, 2025

written by Taylor Grimes

Are You Being Gaslit?

Spot the Signs

By Sandy C. Newbigging

Gaslighting is a term that’s getting more exposure recently, but what is it, and how can you tell if you are ever being gaslit? Gaslighting is a form of mental and emotional manipulation that undermines the validity of a person’s thoughts, feelings, and perceptions of reality. It usually causes confusion and uncertainty, loss of confidence and autonomy, and often leads to inner angst and anxiety. In a vicious cycle, it can also create more dependency on the perpetrator – as it impairs our ability to trust our own judgment and thus discern well.

The term ‘Gaslighting’ is derived from a 1944 psychological thriller called Gaslight. In the movie, a husband uses mind games and manipulations to convince his wife that she is insane, so he can gain power of attorney and steal from her. During the film, the husband dims and brightens a gaslight, and when his wife notices, he says it is only her imagination. Hence, the term gaslighting is used when a person becomes disorientated or distressed because they are being made to doubt themselves – usually for the gaslighter’s own benefit.

How do you know if you are being gaslit?

You may suffer from self-doubt, chronic confusion and anxiety. The confusion comes from constantly being told that your thoughts, feelings, intuitions, senses, or perceptions are in some way ‘wrong’ or ‘inaccurate’. Whereas the anxiety usually arises from a history of having your version of reality invalidated; making it hard to trust yourself and feel safe.

Gaslighting makes us feel psychologically impaired or misguided, and incapable of knowing what we are truly thinking, feeling or seeing. It is disempowering, weakens our sense-of-self and our capacity to know our needs, maintain healthy boundaries, make decisions that are right for us, and function optimally as a self-sufficient and sovereign human being.

Common gaslighting phrases include: I never said that, I didn’t do that, don’t be so dramatic, you always take things the wrong way, you’re too sensitive or too emotional, you’re overreacting, you’re imagining things, or you’re remembering it wrong.

Always being told that you are ‘too emotional’, for example, can make you believe that you are somehow wrong to be feeling what you’re feeling. Being unable to trust our feelings impairs our discernment i.e. our ability to ‘judge well’, as we use our emotions to guide us.

Or let’s say you’ve been hurt by something someone said or did. When trying to talk to the person about it, instead of your feelings and version of reality being acknowledged, respected and responded to, you are shut down and accused of ‘overreacting’, ‘being too sensitive’ or ‘making a mountain out of a molehill’. This kind of deflection, which is designed to make you doubt yourself and release the ‘gaslighter’ of any and all wrong-doing or responsibility, is the opposite of what you need. Rather, a healthier response would be for the person to seek to understand how they hurt you, and ideally, apologise.

Gaslighting is harmful because we all need to be seen, heard and understood, in order to feel safe and trust ourselves and others. Gaslighting, on the other hand, corrodes our inner safety and trust, which is why it causes trauma, stress, confusion and limits our ability to ‘judge well’ and live secure, sovereign and successful lives.

Although there may be times when you are in fact remembering something wrong, when being gaslit, you will also be accused of ‘always’ remembering things wrongly, being forgetful, or having a terrible memory. Or some other kind of undermining comment that makes you chronically doubt your thoughts, feelings or memories in a more general way.

Get the difference? Gaslighting isn’t just someone disagreeing with you, or if someone ever uses any of the above phrases when talking to you. Sometimes, we are taking things way too personally, and it’s helpful for a friend to tell us! However, gaslighting is when the other person disagrees, deflects and follows-up with some kind of demeaning comment that causes us to doubt ourselves on a regular basis.

What can you do if you are being gaslit?

Know that you have the right for your thoughts, feelings and perceptions to be respected and responded to. Know that your viewpoint and opinions are valid, even if someone else thinks they aren’t, or even if on occasion you end up being ‘wrong’. Be vigilant for any undermining comments that could cause you to chronically doubt yourself. Healthy relationships consist of honesty, safety, trust, respect, and the ability to speak freely. By guarding yourself against gaslighting, you can illuminate more calm, clarity, confidence within yourself.

For one-to-one sessions and online masterclasses, please visit sandynewbigging.com.

April 10, 2025 0 comment

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Genuine Chai Brew- A Hug in a Mug

by Taylor Grimes January 14, 2025

written by Taylor Grimes

Genuine Chai Brew

A hug in a mug

By Alison McEvoy in conversation with Eimear Simms

One of my most recent intuitive whispers led me to making my own chai. I bring it everywhere, it soothes and invigorates me in any given moment. The action of grinding with a pestle and mortar also connects me to something grounding and ancient.

When I learned that Chai crew had a stall near my office I felt chai synchronicity at work! In Eimear, the woman at the helm of Chai crew, I discovered a passion for chai which far surpasses my own;

“My love affair with chai began in 2019 when I embarked on my solo travels to India. I was waiting for my taxi at Delhi airport to drive me to Rishikesh, a seven hour journey to the bottom of the Himalayas. The yoga school had prewarned me in a rather foreboding email ‘Your taxi driver will be Mr Tayal. Beware other taxi drivers pretending to be Mr Tayal. Do not take any other taxi’.
It was dark as I stepped outside the terminal building and Delhi was covered in a dense fog. A man appeared promptly at 04:30 holding a page with my name handwritten and misspelled. Are you Mr Tayal? I asked. He nodded yes and pointed for me to follow him. I did, but I was like Sheldon asking over and over ‘Are you Mr Tayal? So you are Mr Tayal? Again he nodded.
After driving in silence through Delhi in the darkness he stopped under a motorway underpass. He tapped on my passenger window and asked Chai? Oh ok I said, never having tasted chai before. He locked the car doors and walked off into the darkness. Reappearing after what seemed like ages, he tapped on my window and handed me a plastic cup of steaming chai. I sipped and oh the taste, it was delicious, my fear melted away in the sweet spicy flavour. My first chai, my first day in India. I loved it. I settled back in the seat and fell
promptly asleep. I realise now that I was in serious fright or flight mode. Mr Tayal sensed it and knew the chai would calm me. I knew I was hooked – on India and on Chai.

The practice of brewing chai is steeped in ancient ayurvedic tradition. The warm aromatic spices are naturally beneficial, and can induce a feeling of peace and calm. That’s why chai is compared as ‘a soothing hug in a mug’. Masala chai is a sensory journey, each sip is a celebration of flavour, warmth and togetherness. Brewing masala chai is like alchemy, it has to be the perfect symphony of spicy and sweet.

Health claims? I don’t make any but I can tell when people drink my masala chai that they feel connected to nature because of the warmth and flavours of the aromatic spices.
It was my longing for a decent chai and the lack thereof in Dublin that led me to start Chai Crew.

I come from a family of avid cyclists so it had to be on a bicycle. The bicycle or rickshaw is also the norm in India where the beloved Chai Wallahs (roadside tea vendors) are on every street corner. So, I became a Chai Wallah. We are now trading weekly at markets and our customer base is growing steadily. Once the brewing starts the air is perfumed with the sweet heady scent of spices. In India the Chai Wallah stand is part of the ebb and flow of daily life, and everyone is made to feel welcome and equal. I brew the chai over my gas stove in a large pot, then I strain into my kettles and pour, from a height. It’s pure theatre and customers love it.

Chaicrew.ie

January 14, 2025 0 comment

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Our Winter 2024 Issue Hits The Shelves!

by Taylor Grimes December 5, 2024

written by Taylor Grimes

Our Winter 2024 Issue Hits The Shelves!

Embrace the magic of winter! Our winter edition is here, filled with fantastic reads, festive inspiration, and all things seasonal. This Issues theme is ‘Frequency’!

You’re the boss, you’re the signal, you are the chooser. Wake up in the morning and listen to your thoughts—don’t become them. Just be silent and observe. When you take them on board, they affect your mood; they decide your frequency.
Don’t do that. Stop. Think. Realise thoughts are not who you are. They are simply noise from a collective lower frequency. Nothing wrong with that—it’s just time to work with a higher vibe, creative consciousness, rather than reactive.
Choose your frequency from within. Calm your nervous system using whatever practices you have.
Allow the divine to pour through you; be the light in this world. Now choose your frequency, and beam it out to the collective. Let it ripple and meander and light the way. No more ups and downs—just you deciding how you wish to be.
Now, that’s FREQUENCY.

Paul Congdon, Publisher

Highlights Include:

Winter Vibes- Holistic Experiences This Season
Lee Harris- The Big Love Tour
Ella Ringrose- Welcome in the New Earth
Robert Sheehan- Know Your Human Beingness
The Rise of Irish Saunas- Bosca Beatha
And sooo much more!!

Pick up a copy at a health store near you, or give the gift of positivity this Christmas and subscribe to have the mag delivered each season! https://www.positivelife.ie/subscribe/

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Spirituality In The City

by Taylor Grimes September 26, 2024

written by Taylor Grimes

Our Autumn Issue is out now and available at a health store near you. The theme of this mag is Divine/Christ Consciousness! For a full list of our stockists, see https://www.positivelife.ie/magazine/stockists/

Spirituality in the City

‘Tell us a time when you felt uplifted by the divine, a divine moment in time, when you felt divinely guided or a presence within you…’

I had a Divine encounter about a year ago. During this I encountered what I can only describe as loud thundering. It felt like my ear drums were going to burst with the intensity of the sound. It was not easy to put the sound into words. This thundering translated as the uttering of “Let there be light”.

I was shown that these words were uttered at the beginning of time, and that these words are uttered every time a soul incarnates in this world.

This was followed by the giving of my name, which was David.

I felt the fatherly love of the Divine principle and the intensity of this love. It was so strong that it caused me to purge violently.

This was a pivotal moment in my life as I have experienced the guidance of the Divine father and the love and nurturing from the Divine mother ever since. Feeling that every step is guided and that is no more turning back to who I was.

My life has since become a life of service, proclaiming the kingdom of heaven as we feed those around from the tree of life. For the tree life will become the new paradigm in this world.

Ryan Barnes

During my yoga teacher training back in 2014, I recall practicing asanas alongside a group of individuals whom I was gradually getting to know. At that particular time in my life, I felt overwhelmed and my nervous system was in disarray. Our yoga instructor led us through a sequence of warrior poses, then invited us to move freely, tune in, and establish a connection with our bodies. I experienced a deep and heartfelt connection to something outside of the physical me and space. I felt a release of warmth and tension from my head and throat and in that space discovered a newfound inner strength as I moved. The sense of ‘I’ transformed into a collective ‘we,’ as if someone was gently guiding me forward by placing their hands on my back. This subtle touch lingers with me to this day. Whenever I feel adrift, I turn to what grounds me – meditation, nature, openness, deep listening – which acts as a daily compass that has significantly shifted my outlook on life. Everything changed.

Tara O’Rourke

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A moment when I felt deeply connected to something greater than myself was during an early morning walk through a peaceful Canadian forest at 6 am. The sunlight gently filtered through the trees and I was alone in the serene silence. Suddenly, a wave of overwhelming love washed over me, as if a golden thread within me stretched up into the sky, linking me to a loving creator. In that instant, I felt an intense connection to the world around me filled with profound inner peace, power, and love. My fears seemed insignificant compared to the presence I was experiencing. It felt as though I was being lovingly embraced by the creator, reminding me that I was part of something much greater and encouraging me to dream even bigger. This moment of divine connection shifted my perspective, marking the beginning of my spiritual journey from atheism to a deep sense of faith.

Ella Ringrose

The past and present connected: This was a spiritual moment when the divine interconnection on my life path met. I renovated an old VW campervan and reluctantly had to leave a place behind. I have a large cohort of elderly aunts who proceeded to guide me to a tiny village in the south of Ireland to seek a long past ancestor who cared for them as children. Her name was ‘Polly’ – a matriarch of the village who cared and fed many of the young school going children. I enquired and eventually found an ancient old graveyard on a hill, and a grave overgrown, and took a photo that kept my elderly family happy. Fast forward three years and once again I find myself lost, seeking spirituality in my life. I call a random number for Yoga. To this day I still don’t know where I got the number. Only to find out that my now Yoga teacher lives in Pollys’ old house. She still cares through time. Destiny and Yoga.

Daniel Doyle

I’ve never considered myself a spiritual person. I come from Poland, from a Catholic family. As a kid, I used to go to church every Sunday and sang in the choir, but it never resonated with me. When I became a teenager, I started skipping Sunday Mass, which often led to quarrels with my dad.

The moment I began questioning the meaning of life and what happens to us afterward came very unexpectedly. I was 33 years old when my father became gravely ill. I spent his last seven days with him at home, watching his agony and feeling powerless against the disease. The only thing I could do was be by his side. On a Monday at 6:00 pm, he died in my arms, just an hour after his last morphine shot. Holding his head close to my heart as his soul left his body was the most spiritual moment I’ve ever experienced. I feel grateful and privileged to have been by his side as he left this world.

Sometimes, the most profound spiritual experiences come from moments of deep loss and connection.

Marta Vera @marta_vera_wellness

Photographer: Jadwiga Skital @jadwigaelizabethphotographer

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