About Layton Elyas ✨
After an overdose and near-death experience in 2011, I had a powerful psychic awakening...however, I was still fragmented from childhood trauma, relational abuse, past addiction, and a religious cult upbringing that no amount of talk-therapy, hypnosis, CBT or DBT seemed to touch.
I was diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder, as well as CPTSD, and the only "solution" I was offered for my complex trauma was neurotoxic psychiatric drugs. Despite my fragmented mental state, I was determined to heal and transmute the pain of my past! I believed, as Peter Levine does, that trauma lives in the body, and that it is completely curable. Yes, curable!
I began to develop a deep and personal relationship with Nervous System, and learned that the language of Somatics is a psychic language...and learning this language brought me physical, emotional, mental and spiritual healing, as well as cultivating deeper psychic awareness.
The Body is intuitive, by design! This is reflected time and time again in the work of Rudolf Steiner, a revolutionary clairvoyant and the founder of Anthroposophy. In my own work, I evolve upon the teachings of Steiner, especially regarding his insights on Trauma, Shadow Work (the healing/purifying of the Lower Double or Lower Doppelganger, in Anthroposophy,) Psychic Development, Neurobiology, and Occult Anatomy.
In everything that I do, my Heart is to honor Christ and serve humanity! In the Spirit of this, you can count on me to make this work as financially and intellectually accessible as possible through lectures, courses, workbooks, study guides, and free weekly classes.
I wish you well in your study and spiritual path, even if it does not involve me! Selah! ✨
“Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” Galatians 6:2
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