“Now that I've experienced it I'm very clear that it's real”

Is this real? Is this really real? My name is Bobby Rometo. Currently I facilitate a lot of work in the healing space, trauma work, relationship work, mostly in those two areas. Facilitation of that type of experience for people. And currently now, I'm a practitioner. My initial doubts and skepticism coming into the [Vādma] training were really, you know, I had never experienced a [Vādma] treatment. I saw it from the work I've done in the past in healing trauma and that type of work. I just recognized some of the reactions, some of the responses that I saw. And I was really attracted to the speed with which results happened and the experiences were elicited and also the ease with which the receiver was able to get there. That was impressive but it also made me very skeptical because I'd never seen anything like it before. Usually it's hours of work and deep work and so to see something that would generate a result was very attractive to me. that's what brought me here but it also you know is this real is this really real it's real like and now that I've experienced it I'm very clear that it's real it's beautiful to be able to be present with another human being and witness what happens and provide that kind of space for people it's a real gift and a privilege to be able to do that. To others who are thinking about attending the [Vādma] training or maybe on the fence, I think it's important to know that you'll have an opportunity here to do your own work, to really work on your own system, your own energetic patterns, to become as clear as you can possibly become, to support the people that you would work with. So you get to show up and not only do you learn an incredible method and practice, you get to do some of your own work and it's necessary. What I would say to somebody who's considering booking a [Vādma] session that's on the fence about it, I would say just do it, book it. The experience is beautiful and profound. It can be deep, it will teach you things about yourself. I think a practitioner can not only provide the experience but also some insights and clarity and ways to support you beyond just the experience so that it can become deeper and deeper for you. The way I see incorporating it currently into our work is we work with groups now I can absolutely see bringing this into a group setting and then really deepening it deepening it with people in a 1:1 experience I'm sure that once somebody experiences a group event that I would think the vast majority are going to want to go deeper with it and you can do that in a 1:1 it's not really you can take people pretty far in a group as we did but the deeper work will come 1:1 and I can see how that will it's a natural flow the other thing I see is once people have the experience they will share it with people, so you know it's there's an abundance of opportunity I think for a practitioner to grow their impact with people. I think my biggest takeaway from the training is really understanding the power and the beauty of the human body and what's available in all of us naturally once it's learned or made accessible and I think that's what Vādma does is it it unlocks something that is innate within us that and makes it accessible to us that is healing and powerful. If I had to describe Vādma in a sentence or two, I would say it's one of those gifts that we've been given as human beings that is a beautiful key to unlock potential, unlock healing, unlock freedom. You know, I think a lot of people have a lot of fear. And when you're able to experience something like this, a lot of that conversation leaves. There's an openness and a freedom to live life in a more fearless way.