This practice is grounded in the understanding that the mind is not a mere byproduct of the brain, but a fundamental aspect of reality. To support this, I draw upon contemporary scientific and philosophical frameworks that challenge the traditional “materialist” view.

My approach is informed by two complementary theories in the study of consciousness:

• Analytic Idealism (Bernardo Kastrup and Antonello Veltri): This framework suggests that the physical world is the “image” of a deeper, universal consciousness. Using our previous metaphor of a “house” but now on a “planet”, it becomes clear how individual identity can be distinct while remaining part of a whole. This provides a logical foundation for the concept of an eternal consciousness (the “planet”) that persists even when the individual “house” of physical life subsides.
• Integrated Information Theory (Giulio Tononi): As one of the most prominent scientific theories of consciousness, IIT proposes that consciousness is a fundamental property of systems that possess a high degree of “integrated information.” This scientific perspective allows us to view consciousness as something that can exist in varying states and levels, supporting the validity of the expanded awareness experienced in transpersonal sessions.

These theories provide an interesting, research-informed basis for exploring the “space between” physical incarnations. By viewing consciousness as primary and fundamental, we can explore the overarching purpose of your life and the origins of persistent patterns or anxieties that may not have started in your current history.

This adds the third focal point of this work:
Accessing Transpersonal Wisdom: Receiving insights that may appear to originate from a “spiritual world” or a higher intelligence. Whether these answers are thought of as literal spiritual guidance or the profound wisdom of a universal consciousness (or neither of these), they often provide the “missing piece” in a client’s healing journey.