ABOUT LEELA
I became a student of Mada Eliza Dalian in 2011 when I experienced a 10 day intensive that she does yearly. I came to this intensive wondering if I was crazy and what the point of it was (I didn't think doing spiritual work would do much for me because my problems were too big and these people probably sat around meditating and eating lettuce all day).
But something in me said GO.
I had been on psychiatric medications (for ADHD, depression, anxiety) for 15 years and had been searching in vain for most of that time for a way to get off them. I felt there was something seriously wrong with me and I was looking for answers. I visited many healers, doctors, tried many treatments, many diets and read so many self-help books.
Everything I tried gave me that initial surge of hope. Some things I did helped to an extent but nothing created the change I was really hoping for. All the explanations for ADHD, depression, anxiety and bi-polar, although initially validating, ultimately did not ring true for me.
But something in me said GO.
I had been on psychiatric medications (for ADHD, depression, anxiety) for 15 years and had been searching in vain for most of that time for a way to get off them. I felt there was something seriously wrong with me and I was looking for answers. I visited many healers, doctors, tried many treatments, many diets and read so many self-help books.
Everything I tried gave me that initial surge of hope. Some things I did helped to an extent but nothing created the change I was really hoping for. All the explanations for ADHD, depression, anxiety and bi-polar, although initially validating, ultimately did not ring true for me.
Those 10 days with Mada actually shocked and changed me. One change is that I stopped taking my medication and have never taken them again since.
Ending the medication was a big deal at the time but looking back it was just the beginning. I felt stronger and was able to function but I still struggled with depression and anxiety. For the next few years I worked through my unresolved issues that the medications had been suppressing.
As I continued this inner work Mada taught me how to use the Dalian Method (DM). This became the main technique that would unravel me, in the best way. I never experienced something so deeply internal, so powerful, and so real. I finally had a way to understand myself.
Using DM life improved for me drastically. After a while I stopped thinking of this inner work as a way to get rid of pain and problems. I realized that I was a seeker, seeking expansion of consciousness.
I began Expanding Consciousness in 2015 and today I offer private sessions, workshops, and education. I work with women, men, and all ages in the areas of Intuition, Expression, and Inner Empowerment.
I also work with those struggling with:
Sexual Trauma
PTSD
Depression & Anxiety
Religious, Family, and Societal Wounds & Conditionings
PS. I was wrong, they don't just sit around and meditate and eat lettuce :) But meditation (witnessing) is now a major part of my inner work and everyday life.
Ending the medication was a big deal at the time but looking back it was just the beginning. I felt stronger and was able to function but I still struggled with depression and anxiety. For the next few years I worked through my unresolved issues that the medications had been suppressing.
As I continued this inner work Mada taught me how to use the Dalian Method (DM). This became the main technique that would unravel me, in the best way. I never experienced something so deeply internal, so powerful, and so real. I finally had a way to understand myself.
Using DM life improved for me drastically. After a while I stopped thinking of this inner work as a way to get rid of pain and problems. I realized that I was a seeker, seeking expansion of consciousness.
I began Expanding Consciousness in 2015 and today I offer private sessions, workshops, and education. I work with women, men, and all ages in the areas of Intuition, Expression, and Inner Empowerment.
I also work with those struggling with:
Sexual Trauma
PTSD
Depression & Anxiety
Religious, Family, and Societal Wounds & Conditionings
PS. I was wrong, they don't just sit around and meditate and eat lettuce :) But meditation (witnessing) is now a major part of my inner work and everyday life.
“Never belong to a crowd; Never belong to a nation; Never belong to a religion; Never belong to a race. Belong to the whole existence. Why limit yourself to small things? When the whole is available.”
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