Wisdom

In our increasingly digital world, a pressing question arises: Does every event, ceremony, or healing experience need to be documented? The prevalence of photos and videos capturing these intimate moments has, in many ways, spiraled out of control. What once served as a means to remember and share significant milestones has now become a distraction that detracts from the essence of the experience itself.

The act of healing should be a deeply personal journey, not a public spectacle. 

While I believe in the importance of sharing the positive work we do, there’s a difference between sharing and showcasing. Instead of pulling out a camera during a ceremony, why not allow the practitioners to share their insights and experiences afterward? This alternative approach respects the sacredness of the moment without the intrusion of a lens.