There will be times of pain, but suffering is optional. This is what Rev. Dr. Anthousa Helena believes. Dr. Helena is a holistic psychotherapist and the Founder of SOLLITE Integrative Medicine, a holistic medical approach that addresses the entire being on physical, mental, emotional, energetic, and spiritual realms for healing and conscious awakening.
Today, she joins Debra Graugnard to share a presentation and experiential healing process to transform your pain into gifts for the evolution of your soul and the realization of your purpose. Remember, your gifts and talents are needed and essential to humanity. Don’t miss this episode so you can start to come out and offer yourself and your gifts to the world.
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How Pain And Suffering Can Be Transformed Into Gifts For Your Soul With Rev. Dr. Anthousa Helena
I’m here with Rev. Dr. Anthousa Helena of Southern Florida. Welcome, Anthousa.
Thank you.
Anthousa is going to talk to us about transforming our pain and suffering into the gifts that are here for our soul. She likes to say, “There will be times of pain, but suffering is optional.” I love that quote from you. Anthousa was part of the While We Were Silent Project. I got a note on Facebook of one of the posts about the launching of that project. It was an interview series with women who were survivors and thrivers of sexual trauma. What Anthousa is going to be talking about is take your pain, transform it from suffering into the gifts that are there for your soul so that you can help other people and help yourself along the way. This was a project for women who had experienced sexual trauma, but transformed their pain, done their own healing work and each had different modalities to share with people on how to heal.
Anthousa was a part of that. The interview series was also turned into a book which is available on Amazon, While We Were Silent: 12 Experts Share Their Stories of Healing From Sexual Trauma. Her story is powerful. To witness her transformation is empowering and healing in and of itself. She is a walking example of this and it’s beautiful what she’s come through. She’s got her personal experience and journey. She’s got a whole bunch of professional training and certifications. She brings a lot of pieces together. She puts it together in a comprehensive way that rolls out the healing. Her process is fabulous. For that reason, this episode is one of my favorites. I don’t want to name favorites of all of the episodes, but hers was close to the top.
Dr. Anthousa Helena is the Founder and Developer of Sollite Integrative Medicine. This holistic medical approach addresses the entire being on physical, mental, emotional, energetic and spiritual realms for healing and conscious awakening. Anthousa is both Nationally Board Certified and State Licensed Mental Health Counselor. She’s a massage therapist. She has a Doctorate of Divinity, specialized in Spiritual and Energy Psychology. With 43 years of professional experience, Anthousa has facilitated thousands of private clients, groups, lectures and workshops. She is trained professionals in her field of Integrative Medicine. She has been on radio, television and featured published writer, author. Sollite’s mission is to heal the illusion of separation and enter into unity consciousness by remembering the truth of who we really are. Utilizing Integrative Medicine to bridge the gap between medicine and spirituality. You can find more about her at her website, Sollite.com. If you know anything about me, you know why she and I hit it off well and why our work jives together. Anthousa, I know you have a lot for us. Why don’t you give us a little bit about you and your journey?
There will be times of pain, but suffering is optional. Share on XYour introduction pretty much covers what I’m all about. I thank you, in fact when I was listening, I was like, “Is that me?” It’s amazing hearing and knowing that where I started from and what I’ve been through, which is what I’m wanting and desiring to help guide people and inspire people to avoid having to take so long and go through. Not only the time, I don’t want to say wasted because nothing’s wasted, but also the financial expense to take me through my healing process from where I was to where I am now. I don’t want you to have to go through the pain and suffering or journey that I’ve gone through. However, everybody’s journey is unique. It takes whatever time it takes. I’m not going to say, “Push people.” I’m saying, “I spend probably the majority of my life.” You don’t have to do that.
You’re here to give us some tips and shortcuts to avoid the pitfalls. As you say, it’s all in the perfection. We can go into self-judgment and beating ourselves up about, “Why wasn’t I smarter about this? Why did it take me so long to wake up?” It’s perfect. It is what it is.
Welcome and thank you for joining. Those of you that took the time out to be here, I have so much to share. The first half of my intention is to give you knowledge and information. The second half is to give you the actual experiential process of how we’re going to be able to calm this area of stress, quicken our healing and awakening process. With that, I’m going to start with Sollite. It’s Systems of Light Therapy that is light emerging to assist you to know the truth of who you are. It is about healing and conscious awakening. The main focus again is to heal the illusion of separation. First of all, healing and conscious awakening are reciprocal. They work with each other. You can’t have healing and not become awakened. You can’t awaken and not in the process heal yourself. It’s one in the same process. Healing is purifying, removing the veils of illusion. When you do that, you’re going to become more conscious and awake.
One of the fathers of psychology, Fritz Perls, who was the Founder of Gestalt Therapy. He quoted, “Awareness is curative.” This means to me, consciousness is a transforming factor. It’s a healing important factor in both our awakening and healing process. Through all the experiences and teachers that I’ve gone through and still have because many of them I still highly respect, the process of awakening is simple. That may boggle your mind when I even say that it’s simple. On the other hand, it also has its complexities. The reason why it’s complex is because consciousness in and of itself is paradoxical, which the ego-self and the mind cannot comprehend. The ego-self is filled with false perceptions, conditions, beliefs, etc. The mind will never understand what it is to be awake because awakening as a process of feeling and it’s an intuitive sense, which is what our soul is all about.
Our soul is in between. It is above and then it’s within us as well. You’re having this process of the soul that’s ascending and descending constantly, communicating with your higher self, spirit, source or whatever you understand as the God of your own understanding. The soul is the vehicle and the soul has its unique language as well, which is a feeling sense perception. You know when you’re in alignment with your soul and when you’re out of alignment or in the flow of life and maybe not in the flow of life. It’s a gut feeling. You can feel yourself expanding, life is easier, more joyous, connecting, feeling intimate with yourself and others, the universe, when you’re aligned with the soul.
On the other hand, if you’re in a situation of communicating, let’s say with another person and maybe there’s something that you are saying that isn’t totally 100% honest or you’re trying to hide something. Mostly we do that because we’re afraid how the other person’s going to react or we’re trying to reach out in a particular situation, maybe to get a job or new client. When that happens, you’re not in alignment, you’re in misalignment. What you have feeling if you’re able to feel yourself is that you contract and you start to shrink. Even your shoulders might go a little bit forward. To learn how to listen to the soul helps you stay in alignment.
The soul is talking to everyone all the time consistently. Some of us get disconnected due to a lot of reasons, especially those of us that have had some experience of trauma, whether it is sexual, verbal, physical or the experience of life. For instance, right now is traumatic on people. That makes it more difficult because you lose that connection, the gut feeling, the inner trust and the intuition that you were born with and innately have. This is the practice that we want to encourage to become more aware and aligned with the way the soul speaks to you.
Along with the consciousness being paradoxical because of the ego-self with its illusions and the mind can comprehend, you add one more thing. The structure of our brain is physically hardwired for duality and separation. This was founded by Dr. Hans Selye. He was an endocrinologist, researcher, scientist in the 1950s and he developed the stress model response, which most of you might be familiar with. He also proved this place in the center of our brain. He called it the OAA, the Orientation Association Area, which created the sense of self as opposed to other. When we’re children, we are united and one, everything’s one, but around between ages 3 and 5 years old, we start to realize that there’s an individual self. If you want to label it ego self, you can.
They realize there’s a separate you out there and then they have their identity of their self-personality and also objects. Whereas when they’re younger than that, they are mostly always in unity and don’t have that activated. The thing with this OAA or duality in the brain, is it was meant to be a survival instinct and it is in all mammals, and we as human beings are mammals. It was to keep us in safety. It was to keep us out of danger because in the olden days, we didn’t have a lot of luxuries we have now. Man was out there hunting, caveman trying to survive, maybe there were dinosaurs around. They had to have this survival instinct. Like you see your cat or your dog or some other animal when they get afraid or startled, they go into sudden, “Uh-oh.” That’s sudden “uh-oh” is the autonomic nervous system going into the stress response model of the fight, flight or freeze response that happens in the nervous system.
Let me talk about suffering, which is the topic, pain and suffering. Buddha stated that you reach Nirvana through Samsara. Those of you that might not know Buddhist words, Nirvana means you’re awakened or enlightened or whatever language you speak. Samsara is the suffering that we go through, learning lessons or living life in general. He says, “Nobody’s going to get out of this incarnate life without some degree of suffering.” I say that, but I also don’t want to diminish in any way that there are some areas of suffering which we are not able to avoid. It’s not optional like what’s happening now, the pandemic, the economic despair and distress people are going through, starvation, displacement of people from their homes and maybe even famine, the food supply in many areas of the world, a war. Those things throughout history, these things are innate in humanity suffering that even Buddha said, “You’re not going to rise above that because it’s going to happen.”
Everybody's journey is unique, and it takes whatever time it takes. Share on XIn addition, because there are a lot of people that deal with trauma here, post-traumatic stress disorder is also something that is challenging to go through without experiencing some degree of pain and suffering. However, there is good news that’s possible. Stress is the root cause of illness and toxic stress causes despair and eventually, even death. The brain and the nervous system get effective through cumulative stress. That’s when you can’t handle anymore after you keep piling on one stress after another. It creates brain damage and comes along with other health-threatening life issues. When chronic stress comes to this level of cumulative, it becomes chronic and that usually is where we are with post-traumatic stress disorder. Much of this is due to the effects of trauma, but the brain is plastic. It can be revived and rewired. This in psychology is known as neuroplasticity.
Back to some trauma first, I know that possibly some of the audience that is healing from abuse, whether it be childhood or later on sexual, violence and emotional. I don’t want it to diminish that at all by any means. Everybody has their own story, their experiences. Some are more intense than others and it does create an experience, especially if it’s been in childhood and early on in how you view the world. It does take a while to be able to go through that journey and to find the healing.
There are many modalities out there. Many of the people that co-authored the book and are on the private group page also, Debra herself, we all offer different modalities. The journey is individual. You may not want to do what some persons offering. I was a yoga teacher before. If you go to a yoga class, you might love yoga, but maybe you don’t connect with that particular style of yoga or that teacher. You try another teacher and another style. Not all modalities are going to work for each individual person because we are unique and it is your journey. When you find what works for you, go for it. This is part of listening to your inner wisdom or your inner physician.
Going back to sources of pain and suffering and the inner and outer conflict. What are they? They’re coming from conditioned patterns, habits, belief systems we’ve acquired from the trauma, the emotional effects of these belief systems and thoughts. It also comes from collective mass consciousness, the realm of the entire human psyche, which a lot of us are being affected from, especially people that are in the healing field and are healers. You need to go inside and listen to your inner wisdom because sometimes what you’re feeling or what you’re going through is not yours. You’re tuning into the collective mass. That’s why it’s important to listen to your inner soul, your heart, and intuition.
Another area is ancestral and cultural lineage. We pick up conditioned patterns, thoughts, and beliefs by our traditions and what’s passed down through generation to generation through our ancestry. One of the other most important things for people with trauma, but it covers all people, is the narrative of your own personal story. We need to at some point in time, stop that repetitive story because we are more than this. These are the things that we want to work through to help us heal and awaken. I have an added fact here, which shocked me as I was doing some research. Beliefs and conditioned patterns, we have 60,000 to 80,000 thoughts per day, 2,500 to 3,300 thoughts per hour. All these thought-forms contain energy beliefs inside with imprints within ourselves and they all have an emotional reaction attached to each thought. That’s pretty overwhelming facts.
The good news is pain, whether it is body, mind, spirit, emotional and energetic is an important signal. It’s attempting to get your attention and give you a message. It is a gift. It’s an opportunity to grow, learn whatever lesson you need to learn, move beyond it, and consciously awaken so you’re having spiritual growth. More good news is that 90% to 95% of our suffering is optional. That’s a huge percentage. Optional in the sense that there is a misalignment with reality. That’s why I mentioned about having that feeling and that soul language. You know when you’re aligned, what is true with your reality and what is not. Often, we’re suffering. We are experienced in a conflict between what we perceive as reality and the way reality is. When this bumps up against you, they create physical, emotional, psychological pain. It creates an inner war and a conflict within.
This might be a good time to share a bit about your story. One of the things that fascinates me about your story and which was appropriate for the While We Were Silent is how you were threatened early on and along your journey, you lost your voice more than once. You’re an incredible example of how this works and how you overcame it. Can you say a little bit more about that? It’s such a powerful example for people. It might help people to relate to you, to what you’re talking about and to find that and inside themselves of, “What are the things inside myself that I can relate to at this moment?”
I was abused that started way before three years old, it created a perception of the world of total unsafety and lack of trust. I was misaligned and was not living in the reality of how the world is or the truth of reality. One of the things I said in the book that what happened because it was such an early age for me and we’re talking about a near-death experience of abuse where I had been in a situation where the person that was violating me or abused me physically had already gotten to the point where I passed out. Remember, I’m a small child. I was already unconscious.
After years of psychotherapy and spiritual work, I realized that I’ve had visions that an angel came in and stopped it right there because I was supposed to keep living. My biggest thing at that time, which I didn’t realize a lot of it until later in life, was I spiritually disconnected at that moment in time because of the instinctual survival mode that I’m talking about. I was in danger. My life was in danger, I was dying and there was no safety net because I’m little and this other person is big. I started to realize that this was all truth instead of not a lot of people that have been abused when they’re young, hide it so much. It’s hidden that when it comes out, you start having flashbacks or memories, you deny it or I denied it right away because I thought, “That didn’t happen to me.” It was held within my cellular memory.
I denied it for a long time even though it was brought to my attention in my 30s. I started working on myself at that time in psychotherapy. The way it came up for me was through a craniosacral therapy session. I was working for Dr. John Upledger at his Head, Trauma and Spinal Cord Rehab Center at the time. Every once in a while, he would take a weekend and the employees would work on each other and he oversaw the work. When that first came to my awareness, I fought with him for a year saying, “This is not true.” It is funny because you don’t normally deny the person that’s the expert in the field that you’re learning from and working with that they don’t know what they’re talking about. I struggled with it.
Listening to your soul helps you stay in alignment. Share on XEven though I started psychotherapy and continued all other modalities, many years later, I developed vocal cord cancer and lost the ability to speak. That’s why this book, While We Were Silent, was important for me when I heard Debra was doing the project. Even though I knew about it and I accepted it at some point and I was in therapy and on my spiritual journey in many different ways, there was still this lack of confidence and there were things that I wouldn’t talk about. I never had a voice to express myself fully. There were much-conditioned beliefs and traumas that I’m talking about. There were layers upon layers that needed to be brought to the light, consciousness, purified and worked on. Going through the healing process of vocal cord cancer was one of the other avenues for me to be able to regain my voice. To continue to follow another different spiritual path, which has led me into what I believe, even more wisdom, knowledge and understanding.
Thank you for sharing that first. I don’t want you to share anything that you’re not comfortable with sharing. It helps people to understand where you’re coming from. I know there’s more to the story. I’m not going to push you on it. I do appreciate everything that you are sharing and I know there are specifics in your story about being told not to speak and then losing your voice. Your healing processes with getting your voice back after you were told specifically do not speak and then lost your voice. That was what was in line with what you were talking about and that is a lot about how we’re wired and how things work. You could have gone into victimhood and never spoken again, but you have that resilience and strength in you. You knew enough about your own journey, healing and how this works, where you took it into your path and said, “What else is this giving me the opportunity to heal and how can I walk through this to heal myself even at deeper layers and move through it?” You came through. That’s the powerful part right there.
I had learned this through craniosacral psychotherapy. I became aware of it, started psychotherapy, working on myself. It wasn’t the perpetrator because the perpetrator was not living anymore, but I decided to approach their companion and say, “This is what happened. I know it happened. Let’s heal this. Let’s talk about this.” I had about a twenty-minute conversation where I laid this out and presented it to this person. They told me never to speak about it again and never to tell anybody else, especially in my family, any relatives about what I had shared with them. They were aware that it was true and that their fear was not only within themselves, but also that they were trying to protect other members as well from any harm. I understand that. I didn’t understand it then for sure. It took a lot of years and work to learn to see the other person’s point of view because there’s hurt and pain in not only the perpetrator but the persons involved with them too. There’s a shame and things that go on with them too.
My belief is now, “No hurting people hurt people.” If somebody’s been abused, most likely they were abused as well in whatever way too. It’s a generational thing, which is why I was bringing up that the ancestry. If that person isn’t ready to look at it or heal themselves, then you’re adding more harm. In the moment, that was not how I felt at all. I had lots of unforgiveness, anger and more stuff piled on to already what was there to work with. That happens to people that are in recovery centers for some addiction, whether it’s alcohol, drugs or maybe even eating, I don’t know all the programs. I know that there’s a step where you’re supposed to think where you’re supposed to go in and ask forgiveness of people that you have harmed during your time of not being recovered or sober. I know that’s always a tricky step because you don’t know or the person doesn’t know how that other person’s going to respond or react. That’s the same situation. I got stifled again and a few years after that, I ended up with vocal cord cancer. I was still unprocessed within myself and also hadn’t gotten to the level of understanding, having love, mercy, compassion and forgiveness for the other as well.
I highlight that point that you said, even if the other person is not ready, wherever they are is where they are and you still have a choice to move forward and do your own healing work. You come out the other side even more powerful, centered in yourself and aligned with the truth of who you are. The other person’s position does not have to hold you back from doing your work.
I’m not sure that we ultimately do have a choice. I’m going to throw that out there. In addition to having this inner wisdom and physician within ourselves, our connection with our soul, we also have an innate spiritual instinct that wants to awaken. Couple that into the factor and life is a process. It’s going to keep pushing you to evolve. What I would like to do, inspire, and help people is don’t wait until that point where you’re getting beat over the head with a baseball bat or end up with vocal cord cancer. Listening is such an important thing. Listen to your soul and to what’s happening, and keep doing your work in whatever ways that you can. One of the sentences here says, “Personally, I wasted too much time on healing and self-judgment, negative thoughts while hurting myself and hurting others as well.” That’s one of the things that I want to help people try to avoid.
First of all, Dr. Hans Selye gave some remedies or suggestions on how to deal with this OAA-base or illusion of separation. Some of them are meditation, prayer, contemplation, cranial-sacral adjustments and rewiring your brain. I’ve put together something of my own called the STOP Method. When you are doing self-inquiry, contemplating or meditating, simply ask the question, “Who is it that is suffering? What can I learn from each bit of suffering if I go inside and sit with it for a while?” There within these questions and there within you, lies the help, the answer and the doorway to change your situation. Maybe you understood that or maybe not, but I wrote a blog on, “Who is it that’s suffering?” I did a small one, I posted it on While We Were Silent. These are the cranial-sacral bones and this has to do with the STOP Method. STOP are different cranial bones.
Dr. Hans Selye said, “This survival mechanism can be altered or changed when you have some cranial adjustments.” In the middle of your head, right in between your eyebrows and straight down the top of the head in the center of your head, that is the place of separation. There are many structures there. Mainly the amygdala and the hippocampus hold all our belief systems, our emotional traumas, our emotions, fear, anger, whether they’re related to trauma or not. It’s also where we get triggered with the fight or flight area of our brain. That center holds the actual joint in the middle head. It holds the top and the bottom of the head together and it’s called a Sphenobasilar Joint. That’s the S in the STOP Method. The T is the Temporal Bones. Everybody knows the temporal bones it’s right by the little indentation by your eyes.
The O in STOP is the Occiput. This is the base of the head, your Foramen Magnum, where your whole nervous system travels down your spine and it’s the communication network of your brain to your body and energetic field as well. The Parietals are the top of the head. This great big dome on the top of your head, like the crown. What I want you to think about when we go into this meditation exercise is to open up the top of your head, the base of your head. Let it drop down, open up the temporal so the sides of your head are expanding. You’re making space physically for you to get into that center of your head, the sphenoid place. This is all imaginary and it’s possible. We’re energy beings anyway.
The next step in the STOP Method is, one of them is active, the other one is passive and you can do one before the other, whatever you like. The passive part is the meditation steps. The active part is when I’m bringing in the divine qualities of light and sound codes that are linked to this brain center. Meaning that it’s active because if you say these quality names out loud, it works on your physical level. If you whisper them, it works on your emotional and energetic level. If you say them to yourself silently, it’s working on your soul level. That’s a medical Qigong technique. I will explain the qualities first because I’ve only picked three. An-Nur is The Original Light. We’re bringing in light to the head. Al-Jami is The Gatherer and it brings the two hemispheres of the brain together, right and left hemisphere. What we’re doing is bringing unity and override in that duality. The last one is Alim, the All-Knowing. It opens up that third eye area and it unites the mind with the heart. Those are the three that I’ve chosen. I want you to relax. You can take your time doing this on your own as much time as you want 5, 10, 20, 30 minutes or one hour, whatever feels right to you.
Life is a process. It's going to keep pushing you to evolve. Share on XSTOP Method, we start with those bone areas that I explained. Think of your head opening up and separating. You think of that place in the middle, your head that joint where the OAA is and where all your belief systems, conditioned, habits, emotions and traumas are stored. I have five steps in meditation, first, you stop. Stop means you pause. You’re letting go of struggling by coming to a moment of pause. You’re stopping everything. Next to breathe, three full-body inhalations and exhalations. When you breathe, fill up your breath to the lower abdomen, lower pubic bone, all the way up to your head. Fill your body, side to side, expand your chest, front and back. Fill up your body as though it’s a balloon with air, life and spirit. When you exhale, you contract it all. It’s a natural process of nature to expand and contract. When you do three full-body inhalations and exhalations, it helps give the signal to your brain and body that it’s time to relax, releasing and letting go.
The next step is surrender. By surrender, let everything be the way it is your inner and outer environment. Whatever experience you’re having, if you have thoughts and emotions come up, let it be. They will go away and change. If you have noise in your environment, let it be. Let it be part of your experience. That also will go and change because change is constant. The next step is let go. Let go of any holding, avoiding the process and grasping to try to reach a goal or to do something. Let go of muscle tension, emotions and thoughts. Allow them to be there but don’t invite them in for tea. Let go of trying to figure anything out.
The last step is abide. Abide meaning rest in the recognition of awareness and consciousness. Have that feeling sense, perception of who you are, and abide in what that opens you up to. The more you stop, breathe, surrender, let go and abide, something will open up, a doorway will open. You will take a journey layer by layer, step by step and allow everything to be as it is along the way. You could stop with then and sit with it for as long as you want. The act of process of bringing in the healing light and sound can be reversed. With the passive meditation, you can try either way to see what you like the most and switch it around on a daily basis if you want. I’m going to bring in the qualities for you so you can experience the resonance, vibration and frequency.
First, An-Nur, the original light. Also remember, om is the original sound. Allow yourself to be enveloped by the sound, the light, and the frequency of vibration that rises and shifts within and around you. Feel into it. The next one, Al-Jami is bringing unity the hemispheres at the brain together, right and left hemispheres, male and female energies. Let’s get your own sense, feeling and perception of the unity of the brain matter and all else that you resonate with. The last quality of the all-knowing, Al-Alim, is going to open your third eye and unite your mind with your heart, placing you in unity with your knowledge and your wisdom of your heart. Connecting both brain and physical hearts energetically. Have a sense of the expansion and connection of your heart with your mind. Rest and take time to be in their remembrance of the truth of who you are. Rest in silence, stillness and see what comes. Thank you very much for joining me. Thank you, Debra, for giving me this opportunity share.
Thank you, Anthousa. This has been healing, powerful, enlightening and informative. Thank you very much. It’s been a beautiful process. That ties many pieces together, the spiritual, physical and even in the experience. The experience in the body as well as the intellectual stimulation, knowledge, and direction for the mind. I appreciate the way that you do that.
I want to remind people that you’re not alone. All of humanity goes through this journey and we all experience the same journey. Whether we are aware or talk about it or not, we’re here to learn our lessons, to evolve and to be connected in unity with one another and to realize that there is love, mercy and compassion in the universe. Reach out any time, ask for help from whoever you feel to ask for help and support from because you are worth it. Thank you.
Thank you. That’s beautiful. If I can add one more piece to that, I’m speaking from my own experience because I went through this with a time of thinking, “My trauma was small compared to what some people go through.” I was like, “I don’t have anything to ask for here because other people go through much worse and survive it. I’m okay. I don’t have to give much thought, attention or voice to this yet.” My experience is my experience and how I relate to it and what it does in my body, heart and spirit is significant because this is what’s there for me, for you, for each person has given us what they need in order to receive what they receive and give what they’re here to give.
Interestingly, when I did get some counseling and some sessions from someone, she was like, “I can’t believe.” I was like, “That was life. That wasn’t anything and other people go through a lot.” It’s all relative. Don’t discount what you’re experiencing and what you’re feeling. If you cannot compare it to others and then discount it as nothing, if it’s something that you need, it’s something inside of you as it could use some help, support and attention, then by all means, give that to yourself. Whether you take these practices in for yourself, you reach out to Anthousa and to me for support or to whoever is a person that you trust and believe in, then it’s valid and it’s worth it.
I did mention that before. Everybody is different. It doesn’t matter the intensity, it’s all relative to some degrees. It’s part of your journey and what you’re here for in your life lesson. Each individual person’s gifts and talents are needed and essential to humanity. It’s worth it to come out and offer yourself and your gifts to the world because everybody is special and has something to offer to help others.
Thank you so much. This has been wonderful. Thank you, everyone, for being here.
Important Links:
- Rev. Dr. Anthousa Helena
- While We Were Silent: 12 Experts Share Their Stories of Healing From Sexual Trauma
Sollite Integrative Medicine
https://www.Sollite.com/
About Rev. Dr. Anthousa Helena
Rev. Dr. Anthousa Helena is the founder and developer of SOLLITE Integrative Medicine. This Holistic Medical approach addresses the entire being on physical, mental, emotional, energetic, and spiritual realms for healing and conscious awakening.
Anthousa is both Nationally Board Certified and State Licensed Mental Health Counselor. She is a Massage Therapist and has a Doctorate in Divinity specialized in Spiritual and Energy Psychology.
With 43 years of professional experience, Anthousa has facilitated thousands of private clients, groups, lectures and workshops, and she has trained professionals in her field of Integrative Medicine. She has been on radio, television, and a featured published writer/author.
SOLLITE’s mission is to heal the illusion of separation and enter into Unity Consciousness by remembering the Truth of Who We Really Are; Utilizing Integrative Medicine to bridge the gap between Medicine and Spirituality.
