Rachael Seymour

Remembering Your Private Compass Most of us have heard of the seven chakras. They've become part of modern wellness culture, often associated with colours, emotions and different aspects of our physical and emotional wellbeing. While I believe these centres are incredibly valuable, I've recently been exploring a teaching that has opened an entirely new perspective for me. What if the seven chakras are only the beginning? What if there are higher centres of consciousness that become available,...

Why “Speaking My Truth” Can Miss the Point The phrase speaking my truth is often associated with courage and authenticity. Sometimes, it embodies exactly that. However, from a consciousness perspective, speaking my truth can remain anchored in the personal self. It can be shaped by emotion, story, and past experiences. What is expressed may feel honest, yet it can still be charged. This is not wrong. It can be necessary. It can be part of healing. But it is not the same as living in truth....

The Body Is Not Separate From Intelligence For much of modern history, leadership has been viewed as a purely cognitive activity. The focus has been on thinking clearly, analysing accurately, and deciding rationally. The body was often seen as secondary. It was something to manage, override, or ignore. However, that separation no longer holds true. As human consciousness evolves, it becomes increasingly clear that the body is not merely a vehicle for the mind. It is a primary site of...