Traditional therapy works with what you consciously know about yourself: Your thoughts, your memories, your behaviours. This session goes deeper. Using the Maya Calendar, we access the patterns that were set during your gestation and birth, before you had conscious memory. These patterns drive your reactions, your cycles, and your emotional blocks in ways that regular therapy often can’t reach. Think of it as illuminating the blueprint that’s been running in the background your entire life. Many clients come to me after years of therapy because they finally need to see what therapy alone couldn’t show them.

No. You don’t need to believe in anything. What matters is that you’re open to seeing your patterns clearly. The Maya Calendar is a tool, an ancient system that maps consciousness and birth patterns. Whether you see it as spiritual, psychological, or ancestral wisdom doesn’t change the impact you can get. You can simply see this as another approach.

Traditional therapy often looks at childhood patterns and learned behaviours. This goes deeper. We trace patterns back to your gestation: The relationship between your parents during pregnancy, the emotional environment you developed in, the complete spectrum of your formation as a being. We’re not fixing symptoms or teaching coping strategies. We’re revealing the foundational forces that have been driving your life since before your first breath. Once you see the actual source, everything shifts.

Yes. We’ll identify which nawal forces are driving your specific issue and show you exactly why it manifests the way it does. You’ll leave with clarity on what’s been happening and the pathway forward.

One session gives you complete clarity, a full understanding of your patterns and what’s been driving your struggles. For most people, this illumination alone creates profound shifts. You’ll leave with answers, direction, and the recording to revisit. Some situations benefit from follow-up sessions or ceremonial work, and I’ll let you know openly if that applies to you. There’s no pressure to continue. Being an Ajq’ij (Spiritual Guide) is my real commitment to support your well-being.