Mel accompanied me for 12 weeks on my journey of consciousness development, and I am happy to provide a little insight into this unique mentoring.

Before, I had attended several seminars on consciousness development, but I still hadn’t achieved the goal of viewing life from my true state of being. I had only acquired knowledge but had not yet attained the wisdom to view difficult life situations neutrally with clear perception and to act from this state.

Instead, my mind tried to develop concepts and constructs to progress in the awakening process. Unbeknownst to me, I had created a spiritual ego.
Mel showed me which autopilot thoughts were steering me. Since we often become blind to ourselves, it is truly important for someone to bring our false self-construct into focus.
At the beginning, she showed me how to clearly perceive the difference between my ego construct and my true being in everyday life.

We examined my self-image closely and explored my unconscious inner world. I know no one who sees the ego mechanisms as precisely as Mel does.

In every session, she conveyed exactly the points that are relevant for my expansion of consciousness at that moment. Every individual has unique learning lessons, and Mel can truly perceive where her counterpart stands in terms of consciousness. She can look into the other and sense their perspective. This is one of the aspects that makes this mentoring so unique and valuable.
She provided me with the exact information in my field of consciousness that I needed for my development. Even when I didn’t understand all the connections at the moment, the realization came later. No information she provided has been forgotten. Everything she said is stored in my field, accessible at any time, and gives me clear guidance to act consciously.
Between the mentoring sessions, I practiced experiencing consciousness throughout my day. I observed how various everyday situations took me out of my inner peace and how I had reinterpreted these situations from my ego construct.

I presented my perspective to Mel in the next mentoring session, and she showed me where I was still identified with my false self-concepts.
She wonderfully unveiled my “I patterns” and my unconscious programs that I would have never seen on my own.

I recognized how my autopilot judgment program kicks in, causing me to become unconscious, and Mel taught me practices to quickly free myself from this program. Now, I increasingly recognize every judgment my mind makes, and over time, these judgments are becoming fewer.

Gradually, more consciousness can flow into me.

Throughout the mentoring, I repeatedly fell back into my old patterns and automatons from session to session, and Mel always patiently brought them to my attention again. This is one of the reasons why it is so meaningful to be accompanied by her over an extended period. It was difficult for me to free myself from old programs that I can’t see because I have created them myself for decades. Theoretical knowledge about it served me little; I needed someone to show me my constructs.
I realized how life is my teacher and that it contains all the spiritual messages and lessons needed for my consciousness development.

Now, I see how everyday life reflects my state of consciousness and how each situation offers me the choice to take either the positive or negative path.
Mel showed me how to approach everyday situations with clear perception and the light of consciousness, allowing me to act from my true state of being. Until now, I could only react based on my conditioning and thought constructs.

By referencing a specific incident where I was deceived and treated unfairly, she explained the universal principles of that situation. This allowed me to see the bigger picture clearly and to act from a higher state of consciousness despite my anger and disappointment rather than from unconscious reaction patterns.

Mel continually highlighted this important shift in perspective based on various situations from my daily practice so I could maintain the state of my inner authority permanently. She said:
Being in inner authority (mastery) means: I must master my inner world, as my inner world determines the perspective with which I view the outer world.
I have perceived this opportunity for personal guidance over an extended period as a gift from God, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who wishes to attain mastery over their inner world.