… “One new aspect of a concept came through last week in a message applied to all three of us when it cames to navigating romantic relationships (something we've all been working on).

Remember, you'll be starting from who you are here going forward. Armed with all the work you've done and who you are at present. Make sure you're not chasing shadows in fear of an old construct or tendancy that's not actually there anymore…”

My coming out Facebook post…

Meghan inadvertantly purges a neediness regarding affection all over Zach, playing out an old pattern. This in turn, provokes an old one in his about his gayness once again being in the way of connecting. Do they make it through the clash of such deep-rooted painful structures?

Zach has an amazing experience reconnecting with his beloved late Grandmother - finally allowing her to see who he is and let the love in from the other side…

Zach learns the importance of looking at hard situations (specifically sexual assault in this case) through clear eyes, rather than letting the internal defenses downplay it in protection (after the initial shock of the event has passed), inevitably trapping feelings in the body to get in the way later. Healing requires being willing to really look at what’s really happening…

Zach embarks on his first solo process - discovering how old beliefs of perfectionism can mess with spiritual work and life in general…