Isn't it strange how a series of "supposed" coincidences in our life, lead us to our life path, and show us the way to fulfilling our destiny? It is not until we reflect on what has happened in our lives, that we are able to see what we have previously thought to be 'fragments' take on a greater and more significant importance.

Reflecting on my life, I could see that my grandfather Gibrain was a very extraordinary man. He was well known in the local village for his generosity, compassion and wisdom. Often neighbours from the area would seek his counsel in their lives, to resolve personal conflict in business, relationships and the local community.

At that time, I was unaware of what a significant role my grandfather has played in my life. He guided me from the age of seven in meditation, and ten years later by the time I was seventeen, he introduced me to a person named George who would journey with me to Tibet. George took me to the Tibetan Mystery School so that I could be trained as a Master in the art of Healing and Meditation (although I was unaware of this at the time).

Mystery Schools have been given their name because they teach the 'mysteries' of the universe. Initiates (students) are chosen, they do not request attendance, nor do they meet a certain criteria. Initiates go through individual mystical experiences, which are designed to allow the initiate to experience the universe through all of our six senses.

The journey one goes through at a Mystery School is not an easy one. At Mystery schools, initiates receive 'gnosis' through methods such as meditation, healing, ritual, alchemy and the Kabbalah. At different levels of experience, we were required to go through initiations or tests. I would like to share with you, a few of the many experiences I had during my time at the Mystery School in Tibet.

When I first attended the Mystery School, there were five of us, from different countries around the world. At the end of a three-year training, most of my fellow students had not completed their studies for one reason or another. The studies are rigorous, not only physically, but also mentally and emotionally. We had many tests to conquer and overcome.

Seeing auras did not come easily to me. It took me three years of intense practice to fully see the human aura, just as one can see writing on the page of a book. Once I mastered this part of my training, I was able to read the auras in every plant, animal and human I'd come into contact with.

Since my time in Tibet, this ability to use my sight has helped me enormously in being able to not just see, but to know what my clients and students are going through. The aura is like a blue print - where every emotion, thought and experience is registered.

After mastering auras, a large part of my time spent in Tibet was in understanding the effect our thoughts and our belief systems have on our bodies, and how once a thought is changed, it can change the energy structure within the body. I learned a method of deep seated and lasting healing - called AJNA Healing. We were given symbols to meditate on and would use these symbols to gain a deep and intimate understanding of our inner and outer worlds.

Learning AJNA Healing came as a result of being able to heal myself. Having one of my ribs broken intentionally, by my Master and having to heal myself within an allotted period of time, without the assistance of medication, I learned the power of the human mind and its ability to focus. I learned how universal symbols stimulate our own inner power to effect positive physical, mental and emotional changes.

My life path has led me to Australia to teach others the power of AJNA Healing. I was bestowed with the honour of being the first person in the Western world to teach Ajna. Through the healing work on myself and other people, who have experienced various illnesses, I know we are ready to feel and understand the power of Ajna. We can empower ourselves to achieve long lasting and effective change. I was chosen to bring Ajna to the Western world through Australia, due to the openness of the people and the fact that Australia is a significant country that can initiate positive change.