Hi I’m Allan Herring
Healer and Natural Therapist
I’ve found that life is a series of turning points
Pivot points from one direction to another
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An Early Turning Point
Only in reflection have I received these pivotal points as positive turning points. At the time, they seemed quite traumatic. It’s easy to deem them as good or bad.
My first major turning point happened when I was 10 years old. My father passed away. He was only 53 but had had injuries from a horse fall 4 years earlier and had deteriorated since then. My mother was left with 5 children under 10 years old. As I was the eldest, I naturally became the man of the house. My childhood had quickly diminished. Not because I had to go to work or babysit, but because life was more serious. There was no longer time to be a child.
I remember one of the feelings that was predominant was a physical ache in my heart. It’s difficult to explain but there was a hollowness and it just ached.
As a ten year old I didn’t fully understand the workings of my emotions. There was a hole in my life when my Dad died and I couldn’t do anything about it.
residual pain
Life had its ups and downs
By the time I was 14 I was displaying a short temper. I got angry at the smallest of things, such as someone stealing my hat or calling me names.
I didn’t realize that it was the pain from the loss that I was pushing down.
However, by the time I was coming into my 16th year, I didn’t like how I felt. I knew this wasn’t getting me anywhere and so I was ready for change.
Because I was a swimmer, I had a channel for my emotions and made peace with the situation as it was. My anger dissipated.
As time went by I think I realized that the only thing I could control was how I thought about things.
By the end of my teens people saw me as a pretty happy kid abut if I look back at some pre-teen photos there is a definite sadness in my eyes.
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my mum instilled an
Attitude of Optimism
Around 16 was about the earliest age I started to incorporate an attitude of optimism and positivity as a way to minimize that deep throbbing heartache.
My Mum was busy but she did instill in me the attitude that I could do anything. I don’t know if she actually said as much (she was a very reserved person) or it was implied. It could have even been my imagination or inner voice. Either way, that was the turning point. It introduced me to the swimming world and a coach, Bill, who amplified the perception of achieving and winning. He also demanded dedication.
I threw myself into this so much that at swim meets I would swim my own age group and then back up to swim the open age group and take home the trophy for both. It was both an outlet and a fertile growing ground for the future.
I enjoyed the training and came to understand it was all about the journey. From sad and humble beginnings to exercising the power of probabilities. I believe the light of the future shines a path that is littered with gold nuggets that offer pivot points in your life.
Sport was my Metaphor for Life
I’ve always loved playing sport and it’s played an important part of my life.
In my younger days it was a lifeline. It helped me to cope with things that I had no control over, such as when my father died. It’s helped me to form great relationships and know what it’s like to achieve in life.
I didn’t realize it was setting the ground rules for my whole life.
Whether it was my early corporate career or the healing modalities I took up later in life, the discipline, optimism and determination I needed to achieve in sport has served me well in my adult life.
But it’s not only worked in my life, it’s given me a profound understanding and connection with others. I’m able to empathize and uplift in my healing work, both physically and emotionally.
That’s why we created the 6 Dimensions of Healing. To help others gain the understanding of how their life unfolds in a methodical and pre-determined way. Just like sport, I found that when you understand the rules of life then you can apply them to get life to work for you.
And the great part is that you can win everytime because you’re not competing against anybody else.