
What does it mean to feel? Feeling is our perception of reality, our sixth sense, which can be awakened through practical work. To feel means to connect with our five senses. We have learned to perceive real life primarily through the sense of touch, but other senses also play a role, particularly the way we view things. The ability to feel places us in a position to develop empathy with manifestations, and through our consciousness and the capacity to feel, we recognize reality through the fabric of existence—not on a mental level, but on a vibrational one.
Since the fabric of existence has unfolded and filled the universe since the Big Bang, we open ourselves to the fact that it connects us to our original beginning. This further allows us to perceive the omnipresence of the fabric, where its movements reflect changes in individuals, societies, and collectives.
Integrative Medicine School
The School of Integrative Medicine, modeled after the Swiss Academy IIMA, began its activities in Belgrade last year. This school is designed for medical professionals who wish to deepen their practice by applying various diagnostic and therapeutic techniques in an integrated way. It does not propose a different form of medicine but rather a new perspective, enabling patients to understand their problems more comprehensively. It does not treat pathology but instead addresses the Being as a whole, an inseparable part of everything that exists, which has lost its health blueprint.
At the school, participants learn to listen to the “language of energy,” a universal language that enhances the understanding of all available therapeutic and diagnostic methods. Beyond their primary professions, graduates will be able to professionally treat the Being in its entirety, connecting their field of expertise with additional approaches to gain a more detailed view of the patient’s structure and apply the most suitable therapy.
The Medicine of Consciousness
The School of Medicine of Consciousness has already produced its first group of doctors, medical technicians, psychologists, pharmacists, and other healthcare workers. These individuals, driven by professional curiosity and a soul-level connection, have come into contact with essential spiritual medicine.
By exploring the energetic structure of humans, participants learn about the purpose of the Human Being, both as an individual and as a part of the collective human consciousness. Recognizing the spark of the Divine in every person, we experience our inseparable connection with all kingdoms on Earth. As spiritual beings, we engage in the experience of life with a clear purpose—to embody love and be filled with love for ourselves and the collective.
Integrative Medicine is not a method; it is a life approach through the lens of universal consciousness energy, offered to humanity in this era to manage life in the best possible way. Often, the term “medicine” may evoke unease, as people unconsciously associate it with clinical settings and unpleasant memories.
Through spiritual medicine, the practitioner has the opportunity to transmute painful memories from collective human consciousness and help the Being restore its health blueprint according to the divine design. This form of medicine should be understood as an interactive relationship between two Beings, devoid of competition. By fostering mutual balance and preparation through relaxed breathing and mental silence, we navigate the experience of pain, suffering, or illness without attachment to emotions, raising energies on the path to transmutation.
By awakening modern humanity, we empower individuals to make decisions and take actions to create lives that align with their true selves. We teach them to reclaim their identity. Respecting the idea of free will, we never impose the need for healing unless that need is clearly recognized.