Who I am

My mother was addicted to antidepressants and alcohol. She was very depressed and once told me that her greatest wish was to die. This also changed the perspective I had regarding my life, I became more fragile and depressed. At the young age of 47, mother died without committing suicide.

This became another reason for me to drink more and increase my drug use. For this reason I had two major car accidents during which I did no harm to myself even though they destroyed them. One evening in 2002, during which I took a lot of drugs while crossing the street in London, I was hit by a car. I hit my head on the windshield (it broke as if a brick had been slammed into it) and was thrown onto the pavement.

Surprisingly, I was completely unharmed.. I had no idea how this could have happened!

Two weeks after this event, one evening early in the evening (I hadn’t yet drunk alcohol or taken drugs), a man I didn’t know, who didn’t know me, approached me and told me he was a medium and that he had something important to tell me. I immediately thought he was joking as I was skeptical about certain things at the time.

He told me that there was a presence there and that it could have been my mother who wanted him to tell me certain things (this 6 years after his death). This presence wanted to let me know that she was very well and that she would intervene if needed as she always had but that it was time for me to change my lifestyle. He also said that I should be especially careful not to drink alcohol and drive or get into cars with people who had been drinking for the next two weeks.

I never saw that man again. He didn’t ask me for money or anything in exchange for what he told me. That meeting was when I decided to completely change my life.

From then on I stopped feeling sorry and mourning my mother’s death. It became obvious that who we really are is something invisible, something intangible. The one that pushed a man who didn’t know me to tell me certain things.

I then literally looked up and asked: “if there is something, anyone up there, help me, I want to change!”.
I stopped taking drugs and moderated my alcohol intake which became normal, not regular and I began to feel even better than I did when I took drugs. The love for life I felt was stronger than the pleasure the drugs themselves had given me and it was easy not to take them.

I felt different and one of the reasons could be due to the fact that I opened myself to the possibility that life is eternal, that everything doesn’t end when we die and that there is an intelligence, a power of which I was unaware until then.

From then on I began to be interested in everything that is of a spiritual, metaphysical nature (which cannot be seen, beyond physicality). I started reading books, taking courses and seminars. I studied metaphysics for five years, becoming a metaphysical counselor, I graduated in clinical psychology and became a doctor in psychology. All this mainly to understand what happened to me and to acquire knowledge and tools to help others live more peacefully and discover who they really are.
As I have already mentioned, I opened myself to a new dimension that I had not previously considered. As I have already mentioned, I opened myself to a new dimension that I had not previously considered. Immediately after opening myself up to the possibility that there was an intelligence that could help me, I felt so good that I made a pact with it:

I promised that I would do everything I could to stay in that state of awareness naturally and would work to help others achieve the same thing. Now I help those who want to discover their infinite abilities and use them to live happily.