Julia Marie interviews former wild land fire fighter Thomas Wurm, a practitioner who integrates ancient healing traditions with modern psychology.
Wurm draws on his experience in the fire service and expertise in neurolinguistic programming, hypnosis, MER, and Hawaiian Healing Arts to foster resilience and healing.
He founded Mountain Mind Tricks, focusing on deep personal transformation and healing from trauma by addressing mental and emotional distress at its root.
Wurm's own recovery from personal tragedy through alternative healing methods inspires his practice, teaching, and authorship, offering a path to well being that starts from within.
Wurm explains that his techniques involve changing perceptions about past events, which can change the chemistry, biology, and psychology of a person. He also emphasizes the importance of meditation in accessing the unconscious mind and changing reality.
Learn about the power of Neurolinguistic Programming, Ho'opono, an ancient Hawaiian healing tradition, and how to effectively change your life experience by shifting your belief systems.
Many thanks to Relaxing Time Music, Vol 12-131317 from Pixabay for the music bed for this episode.
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