Shine Your Inner Light
Diana Lees with Quadra Silver
Coaching with Diana Lees
What is a session like?
In a session, what happens is up to you. My job is to stay in touch with the higher truth of the light in you, and in myself.
We begin each session (whether in person or on the phone) by creating clear, protected, sacred space, and then proceed in a context where there is no judgment so you can feel free to work with whatever comes up.
We acknowledge the energies of light and shadow as opposite aspects of the same thing, and I ask questions to allow the client to find the truth within.
Counter to conventional wisdom, I do not believe that pain, fear, guilt, shame or any other negative emotion is normal or necessary. For that reason I counsel my clients (as I ask myself) to seek the information that is concealed within the negatives.
Frequently, injuries come up that have been held in the subconscious/unconscious mind for most of the client’s life, and are being expressed either as issues with depression/anxiety, or as physical ailments. Or both.
We explore the injuries as sources of information, and see situations, not as sentences, but as diagnostic points on a curve over which each individual has control through Free Will Choice.
Will I get to know you as a person?
Unlike a psychotherapist, who keeps him or herself separate and reveals little or nothing about self, my approach is to share my own experiences when guided to do so. I have learned to trust my intuition on this because people frequently find great value in having the pathway illumined for them.
What experiences might I have in a session?
As a facilitator, I really have no way to predict what you will uncover. You probably don’t, either. But in general, working through stuck emotional and mental energies is very liberating. People tend to walk away feeling different than when they started, sometimes different from anything they ever remember feeling.
What about healing?
Our culture has come to believe that removing the symptoms is healing, which is not the truth.
However, since everything physical begins in the energetic realm, working in the spiritual/emotional/mental realms allows one to heal the cause of an ailment, which removes the symptoms also. When the healing is complete the symptoms will not then recur.
Who are your clients?
I work with people from all walks of life from physicians to horseshoers, healers to small business owners, media personalities, executives, other coaches. What they have in common is a commitment to their own healing.
There are others who will gladly accept money to listen to the same drama over and over again; I will not. I am committed to Liberating Divine Light in each being I meet, and in my coaching clients especially.
How do I know that what you do will help me?
The tools I employ work well for me and many others, so they are likely to work well for you…if you apply them. My question to you is: do you apply yourself?
If you want to drive a nail, you have to use the hammer (or the rock or the shoe heel – whatever does the job!). The point is that you have to do the work.
Many people say they want to change, want to heal, but they aren’t willing to change what they are doing to get a different result. If you want to have a different experience, do things differently.
It sounds easy on the page, but the practice takes awareness, commitment, and self-discipline, which ultimately leads to self-mastery.
In a session, what happens is up to you. My job is to stay in touch with the higher truth of the light in you, and in myself.
We begin each session (whether in person or on the phone) by creating clear, protected, sacred space, and then proceed in a context where there is no judgment so you can feel free to work with whatever comes up.
We acknowledge the energies of light and shadow as opposite aspects of the same thing, and I ask questions to allow the client to find the truth within.
Counter to conventional wisdom, I do not believe that pain, fear, guilt, shame or any other negative emotion is normal or necessary. For that reason I counsel my clients (as I ask myself) to seek the information that is concealed within the negatives.
Frequently, injuries come up that have been held in the subconscious/unconscious mind for most of the client’s life, and are being expressed either as issues with depression/anxiety, or as physical ailments. Or both.
We explore the injuries as sources of information, and see situations, not as sentences, but as diagnostic points on a curve over which each individual has control through Free Will Choice.
Will I get to know you as a person?
Unlike a psychotherapist, who keeps him or herself separate and reveals little or nothing about self, my approach is to share my own experiences when guided to do so. I have learned to trust my intuition on this because people frequently find great value in having the pathway illumined for them.
What experiences might I have in a session?
As a facilitator, I really have no way to predict what you will uncover. You probably don’t, either. But in general, working through stuck emotional and mental energies is very liberating. People tend to walk away feeling different than when they started, sometimes different from anything they ever remember feeling.
What about healing?
Our culture has come to believe that removing the symptoms is healing, which is not the truth.
However, since everything physical begins in the energetic realm, working in the spiritual/emotional/mental realms allows one to heal the cause of an ailment, which removes the symptoms also. When the healing is complete the symptoms will not then recur.
Who are your clients?
I work with people from all walks of life from physicians to horseshoers, healers to small business owners, media personalities, executives, other coaches. What they have in common is a commitment to their own healing.
There are others who will gladly accept money to listen to the same drama over and over again; I will not. I am committed to Liberating Divine Light in each being I meet, and in my coaching clients especially.
How do I know that what you do will help me?
The tools I employ work well for me and many others, so they are likely to work well for you…if you apply them. My question to you is: do you apply yourself?
If you want to drive a nail, you have to use the hammer (or the rock or the shoe heel – whatever does the job!). The point is that you have to do the work.
Many people say they want to change, want to heal, but they aren’t willing to change what they are doing to get a different result. If you want to have a different experience, do things differently.
It sounds easy on the page, but the practice takes awareness, commitment, and self-discipline, which ultimately leads to self-mastery.