Pay from the heart

There is a way of relating with money that does not begin with fear, pressure, comparison, or proving.

A way that begins instead with presence and conscious participation in life as it is being lived now.

Pay From the Heart™ is not about negotiating worth. It is not about measuring value. It is not about earning, deserving, or justifying.

Everything—and everyone—is inherently worthy simply because it exists.

This is an invitation to notice how energy wants to move through you and how you choose to receive.

Money, in itself, is neutral.

Here, we work with money not as status or story— but as movement. As flow. As circulation. As one way consciousness expresses itself in form.

Pay From the Heart™ invites a different relationship with receiving— one rooted in self-trust, sovereignty, and attunement rather than obligation or expectation.

Instead of asking: What should this cost? What is expected of me?

You are invited to ask: What feels true in my body right now? How do I want to participate in the flow of receiving here?

Pay From the Heart™ is an open-value receiving model held within a clear container.

Each offering includes an anchor price —a grounding reference that holds the space.

You may choose to receive by offering more, less, or exactly that amount, based on your capacity, resonance, and inner alignment.

This is not:

• Charity or discounted coaching
• A lack-based or rescue model
• A comparison to the market

No one is less because they gave less. No one is greater because they gave more.

We are stepping out of inherited stories of scarcity and comparison— observing them without letting them run the exchange.

When I coach, you receive—and I also receive. When you allow yourself to receive, the field receives.

Giving and receiving are not opposites here. They are movements within a similar vibration— different expressions of the same current.

You are not paying me. You are not paying for me.

This is an experience of receiving yourself through me— and allowing abundance, already inherent within you, to circulate in form.

Living with Type 2 Diabetes often means navigating real demands: medical costs, caregiving, work, healing.

Pay From the Heart™ honors your reality.

This model allows you to receive support while honoring your current capacity— without added pressure or fixed pricing that ignores context.

Your healing matters. Your wholeness matters. Not someday. Now.

I chose Pay From the Heart™ because I've lived the other side.

There are programs I need but cannot afford. I know what it's like to need something deeply and have the price be the barrier.

This is my way of creating an ecosystem where we can grow together— where we expand the container, not shrink it.

I want to be part of birthing a world that works differently.

I don't fully know what that world looks like yet. I just know I want to participate in creating it.

Pay From the Heart™ moves away from extraction and scarcity— the old paradigm where only those with wealth have access to healing.

It moves toward sacred economics. Toward relationship. Toward trust.

And ultimately, toward relationship with ourselves.

When we are rooted in ONENESS— the understanding that there is no true separation between us— exchange becomes something different.

Not transaction. Relationship. Not proving. Presence.

Each service includes an anchor price , listed on my scheduling platform (Vibly).

You are invited to offer more, less, or exactly that amount through somatic, body-based listening — not mental calculation, comparison, or negotiation.

Your body knows how to allow flow without obstruction.

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This is not a model born from certainty. It's born from longing. From living the question.

When we practice receiving from presence instead of pressure, when we honor capacity instead of comparison, when we root our exchanges in ONENESS instead of separation— something shifts.

Not just in the transaction. In us.

You are invited. Not to prove anything. Not to earn anything.

But to practice. To listen. To receive.