I didn’t come here to teach, convince, or save anyone. I came here to live fully, to remember deeply, and to share from that place. At the core of my being, I am an explorer of the unseen, a traveler between dimensions, walking the edge between the visible and the invisible, the ancient and the now.

I chose a lineage where material reality, control, beauty, possession, shaped the rules of belonging. But behind those codes, I also inherited something far more precious: a spiritual current, subtle but unwavering. That tension between the sacred and the survival-based became the very field where my awakening unfolded.

Much of my life, I felt like I was speaking a language others had forgotten. The more I tried to share what I sensed, the more I was misread. So I stopped explaining. I stopped asking to be understood. Instead, I turned inward, not to escape the world, but to meet something far more real than anything the world had mirrored back to me.

That inner descent didn’t make me more serious, it made me more free. I started playing with Life the way a musician plays their instrument: not to impress, but to feel. I don’t hold a universal truth. I simply carry the lived wisdom of my own path, one that taught me to meet shadow without fear, and to find peace that isn’t dependent on anything external.

My life is not a doctrine. It’s a transmission. I speak because I love what I see when I look from the heart. I share because there’s joy in giving without agenda. I’m not asking anyone to follow me. I simply offer a lens, and you’re free to try it on, or not.

What I serve is simple: Life itself. Not as a theory, but as a direct, embodied experience. My mission is nothing more than the outer movement of my inner transformation. As Joseph Campbell described, each of us walks our own heroic journey. Mine led me through intensity, silence, and revelation and continues to unfold, step by step, in service to those who feel the call to remember who they are.

I believe in the beauty of Sacred Intimacy, not as an ideal, but as a living gateway to divine remembrance. When we meet each other in full presence, without masks or defense, something ancient awakens. That’s where real transformation begins.

So if you’re here, reading this, I have no advice. No promises. Only a quiet invitation: come as you are. Enter the depths of your own being. And see what Life has in store for you when you stop trying to control it, and finally let it move through you.

Whit Love,

Since my early childhood, I struggled with the side effects of what psychology defines as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), hypersensitivity (HSP) and high potential. I often felt weighed down by the persistent symptoms of impulsiveness, distractibility, and restlessness. As far as I can remember I always had the feeling of not belonging. First within my family, then at school, with my friends, at work and in society at large. Those symptoms make it challenging to build trust and intimacy in relationships, often creating misunderstandings and hurt feelings.

I faced numerous challenges in the traditional education system. Despite having a higher IQ than all my classmates, I struggled to stay focused and engaged in the classroom. As a result, I pursued an intensive alternative education program that was designed to accommodate my specific learning needs. This only added to the feeling of 'being different' and not belonging.

The situation got even more challenging during my teenage as the various therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists that I met approached ADHD as an incurable chronic disease. This perspective nourished a feeling of hopelessness that I cultivated during almost 20 years. Even though they were doing there best to support me, I never felt that my parents really understood how challenging life was to me at that time.

For 20 years, I lived with the belief that as I was told my condition was incurable. This resulted in intense feelings of loneliness, hopelessness and even suicidal thoughts. I never felt receiving the support I need neither from those mental health professionals or my family.

This made building trust and intimacy in my romantic relationships a monumental task. Despite my best efforts, I found that most of these relationships would end dramatically and leave me feeling hurt, misunderstood, and more alone.

Everything changed for me when I first visited Burning Man in summer 2012. Through this experience I was able to experience a different reality, one in which I felt accepted and connected to others in a way I never experienced before. This powerful transformative experience helped me understand that my reality was not set in stone and that I had the power to shape it. It showed me that there were others out there who also saw the world differently, and that it was not alone.

After my transformative experience at Burning Man, I came to understand that another reality was possible for me. This realization sparked within me a deep curiosity about alternative medicine solutions that could help me manage my emotions and free myself from my own limitations. I began exploring various forms of alternative medicine, including energy therapy, meditation, mindfulness, and other practices known to effectively manage mental health difficulties. Through this process, I discovered a wealth of tools and techniques that have helped me to better manage my symptoms, free myself from my emotions and live a more fulfilling life.

As I developed my curiosity about homeostasis and our ability to heal ourselves, I discovered that ADHD condition is so often underdiagnosed or misdiagnosed. Even though people don't easily talk about it, it is actually a very common condition that affects a significant portion of the global population. According to WHO an average 5-7% of children and 5% of adults are suffering from an ADHD condition and more than half of the world population is experiencing emotional distress.

As someone who has lived with the challenges posed by those conditions for much of my life, I have finally come to realize that they're not simply burdens to bear, but rather gifts that have shaped me into the person I am today. Far from being obstacles to my growth and success, my experiences have gifted me with an unparalleled level of creativity, innovation, and empathy. They have given me the ability to see the world from a unique disruptive perspective, to challenge the status quo, and to bring fresh ideas and solutions to the table. I now understand that these conditions are not weaknesses, but rather strengths that have enabled me to forge a path of my own, to live a life that is authentic and true to myself, and to touch the lives of others in meaningful and transformative ways.

As I want to honor my transformation, I felt a strong call to put myself at service and support others to experience a similar transformation. This is how I cam to decide to dedicate the rest of my life to helping others free themselves from their emotional sufferings.

Nothing fulfill me more than sharing my story and the tools and techniques that have helped me on this journey. I wish to inspire that this transformation is available to all of us and to empower others to take control of their own mental health and create a life that is fulfilling and meaningful.

My vision is to provide people with a digital sanctuary that could support the in their journey towards personal transformation. Create a safe space where individuals could come together to share their own experiences, express their vulnerability and support one another in their metamorphosis. Noös would serve as a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of the human spirit to overcome adversity and flourish together.

Whether with Noös, the conscious social network I founded or here through providing direct support and guidance, I am committed to doing my part to help others break free from the emotional prison of their conditions and create a life that is rich, vibrant, and filled with hope and possibilities.

At your service.

A.