The Most Triggering Healer

Learn from the “Dr. House” of energy healing. I teach students how to truly heal themselves. The Most Triggering Show on Healing is on YouTube, Spotify, Apple.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

I outlined 10 ethical safeguards that animal rescue organizations should follow to ensure honesty and absolute transparency to the public. They are reasonable; however, they would be deemed impossible by any organization trying to blend caregiving with business. God save the 🐘🐘

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

You do not manifest from your active thinking mind. You manifest from the part of your mind that DOES NOT KNOW it is thinking. This is why problems continually follow people despite all their fake positive thinking.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

😭😭😭 Probably AI but if true, these people are rare—those who would do anything by putting animals ahead of themselves.

Imagine if wildlife animal rescue organizations operated this way. Imagine if they actually loved and wanted the absolute best for creatures without a voice. Imagine if their sycophants weren’t brainwashed from the marketing to perceive that the organizations are some second coming of Christ. To open their eyes to see what selflessness actually looks like.

[MagaMalinois🙋🏻‍♀️🇺🇸🏒 @MagaMalinois]

😭A kid with a big heart, unlike the trash we usually read about in the news.

Police arrested a 16-year-old boy for breaking into an animal shelter after midnight and cutting the locks off three kennels, until bodycam footage revealed why he did it.

When a silent alarm went off at a county animal shelter just before 2 AM, officers arrived expecting to find thieves stealing expensive veterinary equipment.

Instead, they caught a 16-year-old boy in the back hallway trying to lead three elderly dogs toward the emergency exit with a pair of bolt cutters in his backpack.

At first, the officers thought it was a reckless prank and placed the boy in the back of a patrol car. He didn't fight back or try to run, he just sat in the back seat crying and begging the officers not to put the dogs back inside. Confused by how desperate he was, one of the officers asked him what was going on.

Through tears, the teenager explained that he had been volunteering at the shelter every day after school for six months. Because the facility had run out of space, the three oldest dogs—who had been passed over for adoption for nearly a year were scheduled to be put down at 6 AM that morning. He had begged his parents to let him take them home, and when they said they couldn't afford three dogs, he panicked and decided to break them out himself.

When the shelter manager arrived at the scene and saw the boy sitting in the cruiser still trying to comfort the dogs through the window, she couldn't bring herself to press charges. The story spread through the police department by morning, and before the shift ended, two officers and a dispatcher stepped forward to adopt all three senior dogs giving them the homes the boy had risked everything to find for them.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

1. It’s impossible to work on the unconscious. If you could, it couldn’t be called unconscious. That’s like saying you’re going to clean out the invisible closet that you can’t find and aren’t even aware that it exists.

2. People who “work on themselves” can harbor a certain grandiosity. Many think their goal is to achieve their maximum potential and to demonstrate their greatness; that their self–improvement is a grand act of global benevolence.

People think this way when they are striving to be somebody. They don’t want to be obscure nobodies; that the change they make in themselves could go unrewarded and unnoticed. The way they reward themselves is by announcing or believing that their personal change = the world is better place now, I did you a favor, you’re welcome.

Most people in spirituality and therapy are here—fantasizing about their potential greatness than actually healing themselves.

Those who are actually healing want nothing to do with changing others. They are, first of all, too busy with their own healing. They don’t care. Second of all, they understand almost zero people around them will choose real healing. Third, they notice through real life feedback that their own healing does not move a NEEDLE in terms of changing others’ behavior because that is not how energy works. And so what. It’s their life.

3. Finally, Carl Jung and his associates only teach convoluted forms of Not Healing. They know nothing. We see this because they never did any healing.

All conclusions made by people who never do any real healing can only be wrong. That is like asking someone who has never been to the Amazon forest what life there is like. How would they know. Why does anyone ask the never–been’s.

[Danny Miranda @heydannymiranda]

Maybe working on your unconscious is helping people you’ve never met

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

For anyone to willingly go into the kitchen, they first have to adore food. I come from a culture of true foodies. Men and women are always in the kitchen. If they’re not in their kitchen, they’re out eating good food then trying to replicate the dishes at home.

If everyone cultivates a genuine love, appreciation, and artistry for food, good things can happen for men and women. Food is vital and fundamental to health and self–care. How can you love yourself properly without knowing how to nourish yourself?

I would go so far as to say that an abhorrence to cooking has a connection to self–loathing and rejection of self and of life.

[Carnivore Aurelius ©🥩 ☀️🦙 @AlpacaAurelius]

I don't think "women should get back into the kitchen" -- I think we ALL should

Before the 1900s BOTH men and women worked at home, raising kids, selling a craft, growing their own food.

They built a loving family together instead of supporting a corporation.

This is the way.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

Both sides are wrong. If a woman needs to make herself pour goodness into her man, she’s not in love with him, period.

If she was genuinely in love with him, she wouldn’t need to remember to be good to him. This is the fundamental problem. Since she’s not in love, now she’ll make it about money and other numbers or scheduling notifications in her head to remember to thank him.

Understand that when a woman is not in love and has to learn to be nice to the man, her hidden agenda is STILL about money and what she can squeeze out of him. She will hope that her niceness will help her make him do more, be more, earn more, and never leave.

Before being good to someone, check yourself on WHY you need to remind yourself to be nice. There is a hidden agenda, guaranteed.

Can you imagine a woman having to remind herself to be nice to her cats and dogs? No. You only have to remind yourself to be nice when you do not love.

[Mr Piccolo @iamchrizten]

This one hit different.

Sis in the green said:
Stop nagging and start pouring into him. Sit on his lap, look him in the eyes, and actually tell him what you appreciate. Because appreciation builds a man up, while constant complaints slowly kill the energy.

And then they hit the real talk: a lot of women want six figures, six feet, six pack, six inches… plus the moon, the stars, and Saturn for good measure. Meanwhile most can’t even secure one of those things consistently.

Appreciation goes further than entitlement. Every single time.

Men, when’s the last time your girl genuinely hyped you up for no reason?
Women, be honest... are you watering him or just pointing out every little thing that’s wrong?

Drop your truth below.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

@AgathonTruth @BlakeyMonrwwe 😯

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

C’est tellement drôle 🤣

[Elodie Shepard 🇫🇷 @SamShepsoni]

J’aurais beau voir cette vidéo mille fois, elle me fera toujours autant rire à chaque fois ! 😂

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

May all elephant babies stay close to their families. Do not allow humans any opportunity to insert themselves into your life. Once a human gets involved, even under the guises of saving and care, you will be taken away and kept for a decade, never to see your family again.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This is how elephants should be, happy and free.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

“Divine feminines” are not in any authoritative position to decide what is worthy vs. what is predatory. All they can do is exercise personal opinion, just like any average human being, which is what they are. Not special, not elite.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

Real healed people don’t try to make others behave the way they want.

[𝓢𝓱𝓪𝔂𝔂𝔂 🧚🏾‍♀️✨✨ @_iamhershayyy]

not enough people talk about the burnout that comes from constantly dealing with unhealed adults. always being the bigger person. always managing their triggers while suppressing your own. always explaining basic respect and accountability to people stuck in survival mode. that kind of exhaustion is soul tiring. protect your peace before you lose yourself carrying what other people refuse to heal within themselves.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

I have learned not to argue with sycophants of shady animal rescue organizations.

[GRITCULT @GRITCULT]

Zero point in arguing.

Arguing with people is low iq.

[The Most Triggering Healer @mosttriggering]

When you dive into your energy system, you’ll never find lessons. What you’ll find are energy distortions caused by the psyche + interferences. Once true healing has occurred, “lessons” evaporate, and even the concept of a lesson can no longer be fathomed. If a person is learning life lessons, whether positive or negative, real healing has not even begun.

[Renee @Reneefit97]

📌📌📌I’M SICK OF HEARING EARTH IS A DAMN SCHOOL!

Stop telling us suffering is a lesson, grief is spiritual growth, and losing loved ones is some divine plan.

We’re born into systems we never chose, work to survive, suffer unimaginable loss, and call it a gift?

ENOUGH!