“I would say that it is a bridge between the conscious and the unconscious mind”

I couldn't really find much information about Vādma It felt like a new modality a new method And so because of a lack of information there was some uncertainty I didn't know if it was legitimate or if it worked My name is Sherman I'm a private wealth consultant I'm also an ICF certified coach I'm a Reiki practitioner I'm also a Kambo medicine practitioner and a Vādma practitioner Well, my initial doubts and skepticism about coming into this [Vādma] practitioner training was that I couldn't really find much information about Vādma It felt like a new modality a new method And so because of a lack of information there was some uncertainty I didn't know if it was legitimate or if it worked Now that I've experienced Vādma I would say that it is a bridge between the conscious and the unconscious mind and opportunity to allow people to have a taste of what it's like to access different states of altered consciousness without being too harsh on the body for example with plant medicines Well what I would say to someone who is thinking about coming to the Vādma training and is on the fence about it would be to speak to someone, reach out to the Vādma Institute, speak to someone have your questions clarified have your concerns answered If I can share a little bit about my own experience I personally saw a video of Kevin offering a Vādma session online and I felt like full body resonance of this is what I would want to learn I didn't even ask much questions I jumped straight in and it was deeply profound What I would say to someone who is on the fence about booking a [Vādma] session would be to reach out to the practitioner get all your questions and concerns clarified and then check in with yourself like how does your body feel whether it's the resonance do you feel safe with this person and then make a decision from there I currently work a lot with people in terms of the personal development with my Reiki practice with my Kambo medicine practice I see Vādma as a complement to those offerings that I have to offer to people before Reiki sessions or after Reiki sessions I think it would be very powerful to offer Vādma to someone before a Kambo medicine session My biggest takeaway from this training was I came in thinking it was a practitioner training I was going to learn skill sets to offer this method to people but what I totally did not expect was also a deep transformation at a personal level in terms of the activities, the exercises the processes that we went through It was a lot about clearing out my own stuff that I was holding on to before I could offer a session to a client and I thought that was really important to be able to be clear myself before I work with somebody yeah and I thought that the training was really comprehensive to equip practitioners with skill sets in case of emergencies I think this is what qualified a really good high standard qualified practitioner should go through I would describe Vādma as a pathway back home Back home to myself into my own body A feeling of feeling safe, bliss being held And a pathway Vādma as a pathway to home Like home, the connections with people that I have, that I met through the training that I had with the clients that I have offered the Vādma session to My name is Sherman I am based in Singapore and I am also happy to offer Vādma sessions in my region in Malaysia in Thailand, in Vietnam and in China