The Warrior’s Journey? It’s truly a journey inward, not outward. The mountain? We’re each our own mountain.
Stan spent decades searching for meaning—through therapy, self-help, and spiritual practices – only to find himself stuck. “I spent my life searching; I just didn’t know for what.” Diagnosed with everything from OCD to PTSD, he sought answers externally, yet the ache in his heart remained. “I could spout Zen koans and quote great authors, but I never got any closer to figuring it out.”
At 70, he finally realized, “I was long on knowledge and short on feeling.” Neurofeedback became the tool that shifted everything. “Three weeks in, I woke with a clarity I hadn’t experienced in fifty years.” The noise in his mind quieted, and for the first time, he felt grounded. “Instead of telling more stories about my life, I’m finally starting to live it.”
“Two months into my training, I’m a believer. I feel calmer, more focused, more grounded and more centered than I can ever recall. Every day a new ‘Aha!’ brings me and my brain into the present. Now, calmer and more present, he embraces the journey ahead. “Where this will go, I have no idea. But I’m along for the ride.”
