Lynette Ramos
QHHT Practitioner
Lynette suffered with depression since she was 15 years old. She struggled for many years with low self-esteem and an overall dissatisfaction regardless of how her life looked on the outside. Over many years she worked with a therapist that assisted her in sorting through some emotional challenges, but still felt there was something more for her to do. She explored the mind and body connection and studied many metaphysical and spiritual paths looking for answers on how to heal. She eventually was drawn to Central and South America to participate in sacred plant ceremonies and connect with her ancestral energy and the healing spirit of our plant allies. Her experiences were life changing and she knew others could benefit from this kind of experience, but also had the awareness that the plant medicine path wasn’t for everyone. She intended on finding ways to bring similar healing to others without the assistance from the plant. Eventually she came across the work of Dolores Cannon who created a technique that would allow people to do some of the deeper subconscious work via hypnosis. This technique gives the client access to the more uncharted places in our minds that have the wisdom and power to create change and healing.
Lynette on a her life mottos
"The journey to our final destination begins with a step and ends with a step...what you do between those steps is what counts."
Healer Profile
What is your current state of mind?
I’m feeling introspective, inspired and grateful
What is the quality you admire most in a friend?
Authentically loving-someone that will be honest and caring
If you could travel to anywhere right this instant, where would you go?
Peru
What is your idea of spirituality at its best?
Spirituality at its best is when power meets love and authenticity meets non judgement.
What in your opinion is a spiritual faux pas?
Dishonesty
What spiritual “norms” do you want to break?
The idea that we must follow man made and socially approved rules. I believe we must find the divine and ourselves through following our heart and being compassionate when we make mistakes.
5 words to describe your spiritual style?
Transparent, loving, nonjudgmental, intimate, multi-dimensional
Which spiritual figures style/practice do you admire?
I love when science does its best to understand metaphysical concepts. It helps when my left brain is in board to be able to fully integrate an idea. I also love studying ancient culture and spiritual practices.
Which talent would you most like to have?
Manifestation-I’m working on being able to create my life with precision and purpose.
What trend do you want people to stop practicing?
Following the crowd...boring. I encourage people to learn from all walks of life and create something unique.
What is your biggest regret?
Not fully trusting my intuition earlier in life.
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