#04 Baggage Cabbages

“If you carry your past like cabbages, don't be surprised when life starts to stink.”

We all carry emotional baggage—childhood wounds, cultural conditioning, poverty consciousness, guilt, shame, or fears we've picked up along the way. If we didn’t, we’d be saints like Buddha or Jesus. The point isn’t to avoid baggage—it’s to transcend it.

In this playful yet powerful workshop, we liken these invisible burdens to cabbages stuffed in a sack we drag through life. At first, they may seem manageable. But over time, they rot—affecting our energy, charisma, and ability to connect.

These “cabbages” distort how we communicate, erode confidence, and block manifestation. They shape how we see the world and how the world sees us.

This session is not about blaming the past. It’s about recognizing that carrying the same burdens repeatedly is a choice, not a destiny. Whether it’s inherited beliefs or internalized pain, you’ll learn how to spot, release, and rise above them.

Let’s lighten the load—not with guilt, but with grace.

#06 Pitying the Tithe

“True giving asks for nothing in return—yet returns everything.”

Tithing is often misunderstood as simply donating money. But in truth, it’s about giving without expectation—whether that’s money, time, presence, or kindness.

This workshop explores the deeper dimensions of giving, beyond religion or charity. When you help someone who may never repay you, you still receive something profound—inner joy, emotional peace, and vibrant health. A smile from a stranger, a hand offered in crisis, time spent listening to someone in pain—these are all tithes.

In a world conditioned by transactional thinking, tithing can feel naive or even enabling. But when done from a place of compassion, not superiority or guilt, it becomes a spiritual force. The universe responds not to the act, but to the intent behind the act.

We’ll also examine societal resistance to giving—how organized systems have distorted its beauty, and how we can reclaim it as a powerful tool for personal growth and manifestation.

When you tithe without agenda, you affirm abundance—not lack. And in that moment, the universe begins to trust you with more.

#08 The Sin of Counting the Chicken

“Caution without context becomes a cage.”

We’ve all heard the age-old warning: “Don’t count your chickens before they hatch.” Rooted in the wisdom of simpler times, it was meant to temper expectations. But today, in a world overflowing with possibilities, this once-practical adage can quietly sabotage dreams.

This workshop explores how deep-seated generational beliefs—passed down with good intent—can limit our ability to dream big and manifest fully. When you imagine opening your own clinic, business, or wellness practice, a subtle voice may whisper: “Don’t dream too soon.” That hesitation, internalized from elders and society, becomes the real block—not failure itself.

We’re not here to dismiss tradition, but to integrate it wisely. Learn how to blend ancestral caution with modern courage. Understand that visualizing success isn’t arrogance—it’s alignment. Manifestation begins with belief, not after the outcome.

Even if only six eggs hatch from ten, the act of counting signifies hope. And hope is sacred.

In this session, we challenge the idea that dreaming early is a sin—and replace it with the truth: not dreaming at all is the real loss.