Parachute Therapy

Teach people to tap into their traipsing nature. This takes courage, but traipsing around the US and Canada turns out to be therapeutic to people on a spectrum or those who are unable to conform to societal norms. Having only faith, love and hope to keep us going, treading on unfamiliar territory opens us to new experiences. Traveling when we feel overwhelmed, hurt, anxious and otherwise troubled, creates a freedom so powerful, there's no going back to the other way of life. Opportunities take you down many paths and a part time nomad ignores ugly, hateful attitudes from non nomads but moves on to the next adventure. Don't be afraid of the void. The only wrong way is not going at all. 

My suggestion is what I call Parachute Therapy. When you step out and into the void, your angels will lift you and you will have a gentle landing. You must have three things when you step out and into the void- faith, love and hope, otherwise your experience will not be as pleasant. The fear based programming packs a hard lesson for slow learners, such as myself. Old energy fear tears down the best laid plans and quality of life goes out the window. Try Parachute Therapy and take a leap of faith, love and hope. Trust your angels to lift you and lift you and lift you. Trust and believe in gentle landings and never worry about the void again. 

This is not a substitute for medical advice from a physician. 

Janice Carey