Methods & Boundaries

The divination, hypnosis, spiritual exploration and healing work I offer
are practices that integrate psychological understanding, symbolic systems and inner inquiry.
Their purpose is to help individuals gain clearer awareness of their inner states
and support processes of self-reflection and integration.

These practices are not religious acts,
nor do they constitute medical, psychiatric or legal advice.

1. On Healing and Spiritual Work

Past Life Regression (PLR), Life Between Lives exploration (LBL),
shamanic practices and Spirit Releasement Therapy (SRT)
are conducted on the basis of psychological safety, conscious awareness and personal autonomy.

The purpose of these approaches
is not to replace modern medicine,
but to serve as complementary pathways for inner exploration and integration.

If a client is experiencing severe psychological distress, psychiatric conditions,
or is undergoing medical treatment,
I encourage them to seek support from qualified medical or mental health professionals alongside this work.

2. Not a Substitute for Modern Medicine

All services provided:

• do not constitute medical diagnosis

• do not constitute psychiatric treatment

• do not replace psychological therapy

• do not constitute legal or financial advice
  
  

I do not make judgments regarding illness, medication, medical treatment plans or psychiatric diagnoses.

Rational thinking and real-world support systems
remain essential foundations for mental and physical wellbeing.

3. On Divination and Prediction

Tarot and astrology offer symbolic perspectives and potential insights,
rather than absolute destinies or fixed outcomes.

All choices and actions remain the responsibility of the individual.

I do not encourage dependency on divination,
nor do I provide services that make decisions on behalf of clients.

4. On Professional Boundaries and Ethics

In all my work, I value:

• professional boundaries

• psychological safety

• personal agency

• balance between spirituality and reality
  
  

I do not:

• amplify fear or dependency

• establish authority-based relationships

• mystify or absolutise spiritual experiences
  
  

Spiritual exploration should lead to greater clarity,
not a loss of grounding in reality.

5. A More Honest Position

I believe that meaningful spiritual work
should not stand in opposition to rationality,
nor should it be detached from lived reality.

My role is not that of a saviour,
but of a facilitator who helps you understand your experiences,
organise your inner narratives,
and make sense of what you encounter.