Gaz Wright

tools too.

That's one tool in the backpack.

There's a lot of others, but that's our staple.

And so, yeah, I remember sitting up for my first session with Wah and I looked him straight in the eyes and I said, man, how do I become a facilitator?

I said, I've found my purpose.

Right then and there, I knew because I've been looking for a solution my whole life.

I obviously had some issues growing up the way I did and I've been looking for a solution, but that solution was always external.

It was always an external solution for an internal problem.

And what I found that day when I laid on the mat and I breathed is the solution was sitting here the whole time.

It was right next to the problem.

I had the solution.

I had all the answers.

I just didn't know how to get to them.

And WARA had shown me how to get to them.

And so as soon as I found the solution, I found my purpose.

I knew right then and there my purpose was to show the world this.

I had to teach the world what I'd just been taught, which is the gift that we already have.

It's how powerful we really are when we come back to self.

And so, yeah, I went on a mission to just breathe as much as I could, to show up at the workshops, to do the work on self, to do the internal work.

And, yeah, now I end up becoming a facilitator for about 18 months after the fact of starting my healing journey, literally proper healing, not just wanting to live a better life.