I wasn't born a spiritual healer, nor was I a child prodigy. But I have always been a little more sensitive to my surroundings, to what is not loud.
And also saw something that remained hidden to others.
This gift did not come suddenly. It was passed on to me - in the quietest, most sacred moment of my life:
When my mother was dying, the SUPRÊME WORKS from an old family tradition were spiritually transferred to me, you could also say breathed into me.
At that moment, something came over me, something that doesn't fit into words. A task. An inner strength. A responsibility.
We had this ability in our family before - my mother was a silent helper herself, a sought-after and valued healer.
But in my youth, I had little interest in any of this. I lived a different life and believed it wasn't "my way".
But over time, the truth could no longer be overlooked.
I began to feel what others didn't feel.
I knew things without ever having heard them.
And at some point I realised that this gift requires me to serve it - not myself.
Another turning point was a longer period in Africa, which I spent mainly in Central Africa and especially in Gabon.
There I met traditional healers, medicine men, aladjis, ceremonies, and also the dark and light forms of magic - voodoo, ancestor work, spiritual cleansing.
I have seen what works - and what destroys. These experiences have had a profound impact on me and have broadened my understanding of energy, protection and spiritual truth.
They have shown me how fine the line is between help and manipulation. And how important it is to act with humility.
I am not here to prove what works. I am here because I have been called.
What I do is not done by myself, but in connection with a power that is greater than our minds.
Today I accompany people who have their backs to the wall.
People who say: "I've tried everything, but nothing has helped."
I am there for all of them. Quietly, clearly, with everything I have been given.
If you are here, you may have already experienced a lot. Perhaps you have something inside you that you cannot name.
I listen - even to what you can't yet put into words yourself.
Lucas Scherpereel
Healer from afar
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