When you transcend your process, you are not only surrendering to trusting the process for your situation or life, but you are cultivating it, growing it, allowing it to thrive.

Transcendent processing has you acknowledging your authentic inner intelligence and intuition to serve your best interests in every capacity. You find yourself more and more often being brave - and you notice it. You pay attention to and follow inner “pings” and give thanks to all experiences that ultimately teach you invaluable life lessons. You also feel into the very uncomfortable and set boundaries when its necessary. And, you feel the all-power to release even the strongest attachments that are not serving your highest good - which may be the key to releasing suffering.

Transcendent processing doesn’t expect you to be perfect - it expects you to be messy. It expects you to try new, do hard, and never be humanity’s perception of perfect because it does not exist. Ultimately, it expects you to “fail” in it (without carrying shame or guilt), learn in it, and teach in it. Teaching may mean for others, or it may mean in teaching the internal parts and/or inner children of yourself.

When I began to approach my personal life by this creed, I found there’s no separating it from my work life, my spiritual life, or any other “life” aspect I have. It becomes an all-blended, all-aware, and undeniable way of living. With this, I’m honored to have transcendent processing infused in my peer support offerings.