My husband, my son and myself had a positive experience of expressive arts wellness therapy. Naixiang came to our home to guide our family in a therapy session that lasted about an hour. My main aim in taking part in the session was to help my 11 year old son to be more open to new experiences without feeling self-conscious. We moved to Singapore just a couple of years ago and have had to learn to navigate a whole new life and way of being.

We started by blowing bubbles and noticing how they looked, felt, interacted with each other. Using bubbles is a useful technique as it’s fun and easy to become absorbed in the task. As a result, we started to become less self-conscious almost without realising. Our next task was to draw the bubbles using crayons, chalk, pens. We were all initially concerned about creating a ‘good’ picture as an outcome but were encouraged to become more involved in the process.

I felt that the session was particularly useful for our son in terms of building his confidence, encouraging him to reflect on his feelings and opening him up to unfamiliar experiences.

– Anna

I sought Life Activation sessions in order to reconnect with my true identity. I moved to Singapore 2 years ago and suffered several identity losses as a result of this dramatic relocation. In addition, over a lifetime certain aspects of the self become wrongly discarded or neglected. Naixiang performed the sessions in the comfort of my home; he provided guidance and reading materials in advance, encouraged me to prepare myself mentally; guided me in mediation; followed up with physical exercises; and directed me on the use of purificato and crystalis sprays.

 I felt comfortable and at ease throughout the sessions and felt guided and supported. During the sessions – the meditation in particular – I received strong messages and visions about my future path. A couple of months after activation I note increasing positive changes as I continue to live more authentically. I receive greater messages through tarot which I also use more to serve others; I also use my creative abilities to express my national identity and encourage others to do the same.

As I feel ‘more like me’ now I turn up as myself. I wear my favourite colour.

– Anna