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The New Ashla Podcast explores emotional healing, shadow work, self-mastery, and spiritual growth without shortcuts or dogma. Through grounded conversations on trauma, ego, discipline, and integration, we help you understand why healing feels difficult and how real change happens. Guided by the Path of Ashla and Jungian psychology, each episode offers clarity, responsibility, and depth for those seeking wholeness, inner authority, and lasting transformation. Hosted by Justin V. Gates and Michael Perry.
Born from the same vision as New Ashla, Light in the Void Coaching is a space for personal guidance. Here, we uncover the patterns that keep you stuck, explore the wisdom within your struggles, and walk together toward healing, clarity, and deeper connection.
This is a sacred place of study and reflection for those who seek the betterment of the Self and by extension, the world around them.
We are a Universalistic organization in that we respect that there are Religions and Philosophies that are practiced independently from our Order that share common values and principles. We are open to anyone who pursues a path that serves the betterment of the self and others.”
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Most people come to healing with the same unspoken goal: I want to be better. More disciplined. More motivated. Less reactive. Less emotional. More in control. On the surface, that sounds reasonable. But underneath it, there’s usually something else running the show. A belief that who they are right now isn’t acceptable yet.
That belief doesn’t heal people. It pressures them.
Self-improvement culture often frames healing as a performance upgrade. Be calmer. Be stronger. Be more productive. Be more spiritual. Be more healed. What gets missed is that many of the behaviors people are trying to “fix” are not signs of brokenness. They’re signs of a system that learned to survive.