In their own words.

Bedridden for a year. Two sessions later, she got her life back.

Rebecca Lynn Howard

For almost a year, Rebecca’s world had shrunk to the size of her bed.

Chronic fatigue had taken nearly everything from her. She couldn’t get up. She couldn’t engage with life the way she once had. There were days it felt like her body was giving out entirely. She wasn’t looking for a spiritual experience. She just needed something to shift.

She found Skai’s work and booked a session.

In that first session, Skai guided her through the vortex practice. What followed surprised her. She felt about 70% better — more than anything had produced in a long time. Enough to come back.

The second session went somewhere different.

It wasn’t physical this time. Something opened at a deeper level. “So much inside of me just exploded,” she said. An awareness of her own consciousness she had never touched before. And in that moment, something settled. A peace she hadn’t been able to access through the long months of illness. “It was as if my consciousness was telling me that it’s always been okay. It is okay. And it always will be okay.”

After the second session, she felt better than she had before it all began. Not just her body responding differently — but understanding what the next chapters of her life are actually for.

I was really, really sick — and then something inside me just exploded.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

Grief pulled him under. Through the double vortex, he found his way back to himself and his family.

Joaquin Villareno

Joaquin came to the program in the wake of losing his closest friend. The grief didn’t move through him the way he hoped it would. Instead it settled, heavy and stuck, and grief had pulled him toward drinking in a way that had started to take hold. It was pulling him away from his wife Paula and their family. He knew he wasn’t showing up the way they needed. He knew something had to change. He just didn’t know where to start.

His wife Paula was the one who found ZeroPoint. She brought it to him, and he gave it a chance, though not without some skepticism. “I was a little bit skeptical about doing zoom meetings,” he said. By the second session, that skepticism was gone. Something in the work had already started to move.

The tool that shifted things most for Joaquin was the double vortex practice. Through it, he found a way to work with his own energy directly, to clear what was weighing on him and stabilize himself from the inside. “How to clean myself, how to clean the bad energy, and how to create a shield to stay in a good place,” he described. That wasn’t something anyone handed him. It was something he learned to do himself, session by session.

The changes that followed were ones he noticed in his own behavior, his own body, his own mind. Two months in, he realized he had stopped drinking. He began to understand what his body was communicating, signals he had been missing for years. His sense of what he wanted for his life came into focus. “I realize that I’m the only one that can change what’s going on,” he said. That recognition, arriving in his own words, in his own time, was the shift.

Paula did the program alongside him, and that turned out to matter deeply. The work they each did on themselves found its way into how they were with each other. Communication opened. Joaquin began putting himself in her shoes in a way he hadn’t before. The relationship, which had been strained, found steadier ground. Neither of them fixed the other. They each did their own work, and the space between them changed.

What Joaquin carries now is a different relationship with his own awareness. He notices what lifts him and what brings him down. He catches the signals his body sends before they become noise he can’t ignore. The grief that brought him to the program didn’t disappear, but he no longer lets it make the decisions. He came looking for answers. What he found was the ability to trust himself to find them.

I realize that I'm the only one that can change what's going on — I can change my bad vibes, I can change all that.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

Their therapist had given up on them. Working with the practices, they found their way back to each other

Paula Luck

Paula and Joaquin were not in a rough patch. They were at the end. Their relationship had deteriorated to the point where the professional they had hired to help them looked at them both and said she did not know what to do. “I don’t think you guys can be saved,” she told them. For a couples’ therapist to say that out loud, to the couple sitting in front of her, is not a small thing. That was where they were.

What brought them to ZeroPoint was not hope, exactly. It was more that they had already tried the conventional route and the conventional route had run out of answers. They came to the program carrying the weight of a relationship that felt like it had already been written off.

Then something moved. Paula describes it simply: “everything just shifted.” The version of their relationship that existed before the fracture, the thing that had originally drawn them to each other, came back into the room. “It was like me and him back again,” Paula said. “The reason why we fell in love with each other is here now.”

The change did not stay in their relationship. It moved into other parts of their lives. Paula was in the middle of opening a new business, the same kind of project that had generated enormous stress the previous year. This time, the experience was unrecognizable. “I’m opening a business and I have no stress at all doing it,” she said. “I’m enjoying it. Very relaxed. It’s completely different from when we were opening our business last year.” The circumstances were similar. Her internal state was not.

What Paula and Joaquin did was use the tools they were given and keep using them. The practices created a different condition inside each of them. From that different condition, their relationship found its footing again. The therapist’s verdict was not wrong given what she saw. What she could not account for was what became available to them when they did this work.

Today, Paula and Joaquin have two children and are expecting a third.

The reason why we fell in love with each other is here now.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

Diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, she found a new handle on her own energy.

Izumi Hamagaki

Two years ago, she received a stage 4 lung cancer diagnosis. She describes it plainly: it was scary, and it was a journey. What she was looking for was not a cure handed to her from the outside. She was looking for a way to work with herself.

She found the program and began working with the tools it offered. What she noticed first was not a dramatic physical event but something quieter: a growing sense of command over her own energy. “I really feel like I have more of a handle of mastering my own energy,” she says, “because I get to use these tools.”

As she continued with the practices, she began experiencing what she calls deep downloads. Something in her was moving. The work was bringing more than relief, it was bringing a quality of inner power she hadn’t accessed before, one that fed directly into how she related to her own healing process.

Skai gave her the tools. The community held the container. But the work itself — the consistent application of the practices, the willingness to bring them into her body again and again — that was hers. “The work that I’ve done,” she says, and the phrasing is deliberate. Not the work done to her. The work she did.

Today she says she is healing, and she says something else that carries equal weight: she feels better than she has ever felt in her life. She is grateful for the tools, for Skai, for the community that formed around this work. And she is clear about where the healing lives — inside herself, activated by her own practice.

Using these tools have caused deep download and more power in my overall healing — I feel better than I've ever felt.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

He had a torn knee and a frozen shoulder. Through the practice, both shifted within days

Jasson de Groot

Jasson had recently suffered a severe knee injury. His knee had hyperextended, stretching the ligaments significantly and tearing some of them partially. Alongside that, he had been dealing with a frozen shoulder. Two injuries, both acute, both limiting his movement and his daily life.

He already knew something of Skai’s work. So when the knee injury happened, he reached out and asked for guidance. Skai pointed him toward the Activation and the rainbow torus session within it. That same evening, Jasson joined a group session and moved through the practice for the first time.

The next morning, something had shifted. “The next day I actually had no pain at all anymore and actually could walk normally.” His knee, which had been torn and inflamed the night before, was responding differently. He was moving through his day without the pain that had been there when he went to sleep.

Encouraged by what his body had done, Jasson returned to the practice the following day. This time he turned his attention to the frozen shoulder rather than the knee. Within two days of working with the technique, both areas had shifted. “All the pain was gone in my knee and in my shoulder.”

What stayed with Jasson wasn’t just the physical shift. It was the discovery that his body held a capacity he hadn’t known how to access before. The program gave him the container. The rainbow torus gave him a method. What moved through that method was something already in him.

The next day I actually had no pain at all anymore and actually could walk normally — all the pain was gone in my knee and in my shoulder.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

Neuropathy had taken over his body. A year of sessions with Skai, and things began to shift.

Rob Castle · Realtor, LA

Rob had been dealing with reactions following vaccines. His body was doing things he couldn’t explain, and conventional answers weren’t giving him much to work with. A friend pointed him toward Skai. He wasn’t sure what to expect, but he was open.

He began working with Skai in private sessions. Over the course of about a year, he noticed something shifting. Not in a dramatic or sudden way. Session by session, his body began to settle. “He has a unique way of moving energy,” Rob said. “To the fact that you can even feel it going as he’s working on you.”

That quality of Skai’s work stood out to Rob. The energy wasn’t invisible or abstract. It was tangible. Present. He could feel it moving through him during the sessions in ways he couldn’t rationalize, but also couldn’t deny.

By the end of the year, Rob described what had happened as a wonderful recovery. His body had found its way through something that had been weighing on it for a long time. He continued with his medical care throughout, but the sessions gave him something else to hold onto — a direct experience of his own body responding.

You can even feel it going as he's working on you. And I made a wonderful recovery.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

She Thought She Had No Constraints - Until She Found the Root

Teresa Moura

For most of her life, she had felt a ceiling she couldn’t name. Not a crisis, not a wound she could point to, just a sense that something kept her from fully surrendering to who she was. She had a wonderful childhood, a life she was grateful for, and no obvious reason to feel constrained. The ceiling was invisible, which made it harder to question.

She came across the program in her late seventies. What drew her in was not a promise but a presence. Watching Skai speak, she noticed something in how he carried himself, a radiance alongside a visible vulnerability. “In his eyes and his posture, you could see such a radiance. And at the same time, you could see vulnerability.” That combination told her what she needed to know. She said yes.

Working through the program, she began to find the root she hadn’t known to look for. The ceiling she had sensed for decades turned out to have a foundation. Childhood imprints, small and specific, that had quietly shaped her way of being without her realizing it. “I thought I had a wonderful childhood, which I had, but little details did mold my way of being and constrain me. And I didn’t know that there were constraints.”

What she found was not a single revelation but a process of continuous uncovering. Each layer she moved through revealed another waiting beneath it. She described it as taking onion pills — one comes, then another, then another. The discoveries kept arriving, and she kept meeting them.

She was clear-eyed about what this work is and isn’t. It doesn’t end. She never framed it as something to complete. “I know it will never end, but it’s a good journey that I’m enjoying very much.” At 78, she called it a great victory — not because she had arrived somewhere, but because she had finally found the thing she had been circling her whole life.

She began this work at an age when most people assume the patterns are set. What she found is that the patterns can be seen, and that seeing them is enough to start moving differently.

I finally broke the ceiling that was constraining me.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

She Knew What She Was Meant to Do - But Couldn't Start Until This

Brenda Gregory

Brenda wasn’t lost. Not really. She knew what she was here to do. The problem was everything that came after that. Too many ideas. Too many directions. Not enough clarity on how to move.

She kept circling the same question. How do I get out of my own way?

The work didn’t give her more information. It gave her space. Through the meditations and the writing, something started to organize itself. Thoughts slowed down. What mattered became clearer.

“I didn’t really know that I could drop in so quickly and get such clarity in such a short amount of time.”

She stopped overthinking every step. Instead, she moved. Not perfectly. But consistently. When she got stuck, she returned to the practices. Each time, she found her footing again.

That shift didn’t stay internal. She began showing up differently in her business, too. The parts she used to avoid, finances, structure, and growth, no longer felt out of reach.

Now she moves forward with a steadier sense of direction. Not because everything is figured out, but because she knows how to find her way when it isn’t.

I know what my mission is, and now I know how to move forward.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

Years of self-doubt. A few months in the Program, and something finally landed.

Brenda Cochran

For years, she moved through life with a persistent undercurrent of self-doubt. The way she managed it was familiar: throw herself into work, stay busy, keep achieving. On the surface it looked like drive. Underneath, it was a constant effort to prove she belonged.

She had worked with spiritual teachers before. But something about the way Skai held the space felt different to her. She describes it as a combination of wisdom, humility, and a quality of authenticity she hadn’t encountered in that context before. It was enough to make her want to keep going.

She came in carrying what she calls “a lot of self-doubt” and a habit of “overidentifying with my mind.” The work inside the program began to loosen that pattern. Not through force, but through a gradual reorientation — a returning to something she hadn’t been able to access through effort alone.

Within a few months, something had shifted in how she related to herself. The self-doubt hadn’t been argued away or replaced with confidence as a concept. It had simply stopped running the show. She found herself expressing things she had kept contained, moving through life in a way that felt like it was actually hers.

She describes the change as feeling “more embodied with my true self” — and says she is now “able to express myself in a more authentic way than maybe I ever have before in my life.” That last part lands with some weight. Not a small shift. A before and after she can feel.

She also found something she hadn’t expected: a community of people oriented the same way she was. That combination — the practices, the container, the people — is what made her want to stay and keep learning. The program gave her the structure. What she built inside it was her own.

I feel more embodied with my true self — able to express myself in a more authentic way than maybe I ever have before in my life.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

She hadn't made art in years. Working with the program, something in her opened up and asked to create.

Tiffany Kuo

Tiffany didn’t arrive at the Activation in crisis. She arrived as someone who had been doing the work — growing, seeking, moving forward — and yet sensed there was more underneath. What she found, once she stepped into the program, was a layer she hadn’t known to look for. “Unconscious wounds, hidden, deep-seated wounds that really emerged and needed to be cleared.” They weren’t new. They had just never had the right container to surface.

Through the group and individual practices, Tiffany began building something she could carry into her daily life. “I’ve cultivated my own practice as well.” The program wasn’t something that happened to her during sessions and then switched off. It started moving through the ordinary hours — the mornings, the moments with her toddler son, the parts of her day that had felt heavier than they needed to.

One of the shifts she hadn’t anticipated was in her relationship with her son. As she moved through what the program brought up, something softened in the way she showed up as a mother. “I opened up in ways that have allowed me to feel a deeper connection with my son.” It wasn’t a technique she applied to parenting. It was her own opening that made more room for him.

Then there was the art. Tiffany had set it down years ago — she couldn’t say exactly when, only that it had been a long time. Working with the sun and moon meditations and following her own inner journeys through the program, she felt a pull she recognized but had stopped trusting. She picked up a brush. “I felt called during the program to express through art. I haven’t done art in so long.” What she describes as the opening of her sacral creative energy — her own framing for what moved in her — expressed itself not as an idea but as an action. She made things. It brought her joy.

By the time she came to the end of the program, Tiffany wasn’t describing a single transformation. She was describing a reorientation. Parts of herself she had not previously been able to access were now present and available. Her sense of mission had sharpened. The path forward felt less like something she was pushing toward and more like something she was being met by. “Feeling more called, and more supported in moving forward powerfully in my mission.”

What Skai provided was the space and the practices. What Tiffany did inside that space was entirely her own work. The wounds that surfaced were hers to move through. The creativity that returned was hers to reclaim. The connection she deepened with her son was hers to offer. The Activation gave her a structure. She brought herself to it fully — and what came back was more of her.

I felt called during the program to express through art. I haven't done art in so long — and tapped into parts of myself that have allowed for higher clearing.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

He couldn't tell what was real intuition and what was noise. Then something in him began to clear.

Jeremy Strubel

Before Jeremy came to ZeroPoint, there was noise. Not the external kind, but the internal kind that most people learn to live with: the blur between what they actually sense and what their fear or habit is telling them to do. He couldn’t always tell the difference. Most of the time, he wasn’t sure it was even possible to tell the difference.

That confusion had a weight to it. He describes himself at that point as someone who had not yet separated from a particular chapter of his life, still carrying its shape with him into rooms and conversations and decisions. The version of himself he was living as didn’t feel like the full picture. He knew something needed to shift, but knowing isn’t the same as moving.

Working through the program, something in him began to settle. The noise didn’t disappear overnight, but he started to notice the difference between what he genuinely sensed and what was ego talking. “What’s real intuition, what’s ego, what’s this — it just feels a lot clearer,” he says. That distinction, which had seemed almost impossible to make reliably before, became something he could actually use.

The shift wasn’t dramatic in the way people sometimes expect transformation to look. It arrived as a kind of groundedness, a sense of being more tapped in to his own signal. He felt lighter. More confident. More aligned with what was actually true for him rather than what the accumulated static had been telling him. “Everything just feels a lot clearer,” he says, and it comes across less as a summary and more as something he is still absorbing.

What Jeremy describes now is a before and after that he can almost picture visually, like two versions of himself standing at a threshold. The one before was mid-chapter, still tangled in a story that no longer fit. The one on the other side had put it down.

He is leaving that chapter behind. He knows it now not because someone told him so, but because he can feel the difference between living inside it and standing past it.

What's real intuition, what's ego, what's this — it just feels a lot clearer.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

A severe health condition brought her to the program. The shift she found went deeper than her body.

Gowri Satyarayana

Gowri began her spiritual path in 2014, after losing her father. In the years that followed, she explored widely — yoga, various forms of meditation, different modalities of inner work — building a foundation of knowledge that was real, if not yet fully lived. She came to these practices with curiosity and discipline, the same qualities she brought to her work as a physician. And yet, when a health condition became severe, she found herself at a different kind of threshold.

A friend sent her a podcast — an interview with Skai on the HEAL with Kelly Podcast. Something in it opened a new frame for her. Not a replacement for the medical care she was continuing, but a different way of understanding her own relationship to her body and its intelligence. “It just opened up a new way of thinking about healing for me, and using your own energy and power.” She joined the Activation shortly after.

What she found inside the program was not entirely unfamiliar. The ideas themselves weren’t foreign to someone with her background and years of study. What was different was the structure that moved those ideas into daily practice. “Tools that I theoretically knew about but hadn’t actually put into practice” — specific meditations and daily practices that gave her a consistent container for working with her own energy rather than simply understanding it.

The changes showed up in unexpected places first. Her colleagues and close friends noticed before she named it herself — she was handling high-pressure situations differently. As a physician, stressful circumstances are not occasional; they are the daily terrain. Working with the program’s practices, she found herself able to bring a more centered presence to her patients, to return to her own ground more readily after being pulled off it. The work was translating into the hardest parts of her professional life.

Physically, she continued all of her medical care alongside the program. Over time, her body began to move in a direction she had not been certain was possible. Improvements in her condition emerged — not as a sudden event, but as a gradual response that she describes as ongoing. “There have been some improvements in my physical ailment, which I expect to continue to improve.” She holds that expectation not as a demand, but as a recognition of what she is already experiencing.

What stays with Gowri most is not any single shift, but the direction of all of them. The meditations, the daily practices, the consistent work with her own energy — these have changed how she relates to her body, to difficulty, and to the capacity she always had but hadn’t yet learned to access. “That’s been the shift inside of me.”

Tools that I theoretically knew about but hadn't actually put into practice — that's been the shift inside of me.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

A breast cancer diagnosis arrived. Working with the tools, she found a peace she hadn't expected to have.

Hestelle Bonthuys

She did not join the Activation because of a diagnosis. She joined because something in her already knew she needed to. “It was just a deep down knowing that I really had to do it. This was what my soul needed at that stage.” She could not have explained it rationally at the time. She simply followed the pull.

About a month after she started, she received a breast cancer diagnosis. Looking back, she does not experience the timing as coincidence. The container she had stepped into — the calls, the tools, the meditations — was already becoming part of how she moved through each day. When the news arrived, she had something to work with.

What she found was not a technique for managing fear. It was something quieter and more fundamental. Working with the tools, she began to notice a steadiness in herself that she had not been able to access in the same way before. “Apart from total peace, there was that deep down knowing and feeling that you’re transcending everything.” She describes herself as a person who feels more than she sees — and what she felt, consistently, was that she was not alone inside the experience.

She kept showing up to the practices throughout her treatment. Not as a replacement for her medical care, but alongside it. The tools gave her a way to keep returning to what she calls the zero point — a state of presence she found herself wanting to stay in. “If you’re in that zero point, you don’t want to leave it.” Each time she came back to it, she noticed she was calmer. More certain, not of outcomes, but of herself.

One of the things she describes most clearly is learning to live from the heart center — not as a concept, but as a practice she could return to in any moment. The Activation, she says, taught her how to actually drop down into it, to operate from that place in ordinary life. “It changes everything in your day and in your life. There’s no way that it can’t change it, or for the better.”

She speaks about Skai with a straightforward kind of gratitude. Not the reverence of someone who believes they were saved, but the appreciation of someone who was given real tools by someone who held nothing back. “Skai never held anything back. He shared everything he had — all the knowledge, everything that he could share to make it easy and to make the course a success.” That generosity, she says, came through in every session.

She would tell anyone to do this course if they could. Not because it promises anything, but because of what became available to her when she used it — a way of being with herself, and with difficulty, that she had not known before. “I could not have gone through that at all without the [Activation] course. I could feel the healing happening.”

I could not have gone through that at all without the [Activation] course — I could feel the healing happening.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

Stuck, numbing, and not becoming who he knew he could be. Then something in him started to shift.

Remy Iglesias

Remy knew something was off. Not in a vague, hard-to-name way — in the specific, grinding way of a person who can see exactly who he wants to be and finds himself, year after year, somewhere else. Professionally, he had stopped moving. Personally, the same loops kept playing. And in the gaps, there were habits he had fallen into that did the one thing he did not need: they made it easier not to feel.

He had tried other things. Nothing had felt complete. When he came across the ZeroPoint program, what struck him was that it seemed to address more than one corner of the problem. “It looked pretty complete to me,” he said. “I felt, well, maybe this is it. I’ve got to give it a try.” So he did.

What the courses and meditations gave him, more than anything else, was understanding. Not the kind that arrives as a concept and sits inert — the kind that lands somewhere deeper and begins to rearrange things. He started to see the architecture of his own patterns: where they came from, why they had stayed, what function they had been serving. That clarity, once it came, changed the texture of the habits themselves.

“The more I understood that, the more all those negative habits started to dissolve,” Remy said. “It all became meaningless.” That word — meaningless — is worth sitting with. The habits did not get fought or suppressed. They simply lost the charge that had kept them alive. Without the underlying tension feeding them, they had nowhere to go.

As that space opened up, Remy found his attention moving toward things that had been waiting for him. His health. His relationships. The passions he had been putting off. The work of becoming, as he put it, “who I was supposed to be.” The program had not pushed him toward any of these things specifically. It had cleared enough ground that he could find them himself.

Where Remy is now is not a finished picture — it rarely is. But it is a different kind of life than the one he had been circling. He describes it as doing things that make him feel elevated, purposeful, and at home in himself. For someone who had spent years numbing the distance between who he was and who he wanted to be, that is not a small thing.

The more I understood that, the more all those negative habits started to dissolve. It all became meaningless.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

She stopped looking for strength outside herself. The meditations showed her it had been there all along.

Nomsa Ngwenya

She had been managing. That was the word for it. Managing pain, managing her mental state, managing the weight of daily life through effort and will. She was doing what most people do, holding it together, but she hadn’t yet found a way to work with herself rather than against the tide. When she joined the Activation, she was looking for better tools. What she found went deeper than that.

The meditations became her anchor. Through consistent practice, she found she could navigate physical pain, emotional turbulence, and mental noise in a way she hadn’t been able to before. “They have taught me so much how to restore and manage through any physical pain, emotional or mental state with meditations.” Not by pushing through. By working with what was there.

The shift that followed wasn’t one dramatic moment. It was a gradual reorientation. Her approach to life changed. She became more positive, not as a performance, but as a natural consequence of returning to herself through the practice. The self-doubt that had kept her reaching outward for reassurance began to quiet. “I believe in the power within me,” she said. That sentence, for her, wasn’t a mantra she was trying on. It had become something she knew.

A large part of what made the container work was the quality of presence inside it. She was specific about this. Skai and Susan weren’t distant figures behind a course platform. They showed up in the community, answered emails and DMs, and participated directly in the space they had built. “What sets [the Activation] apart from any program that I’ve done before is that it’s the personal touch by Susan and Skai. They are amazing. They are involved.” That level of contact gave the work somewhere to land.

She described the experience as a complete change of life. Not a single insight or a peak moment, but a reordering of how she moves through the world. More gratitude. More belief in what she is capable of. A recognition that the capacity to meet life had always been inside her, waiting to be accessed. “I know that God has created me with so much power to be able to manage through this wonderful life.”

When the program ended, she said she wished she could keep it on call forever. That wish is its own kind of testimony. She wasn’t looking for more content. She was describing what it felt like to have found, for the first time, a reliable way home to herself.

I am more in control. I believe in the power within me.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

She had tried everything. With the Double Vortex, she finally stopped trying and something shifted

Gabrielle Ritter

Gabrielle had done the work. Over the years she had explored different teachings, different systems, different approaches to growth. She wasn’t someone who gave up easily, and that dedication had brought her far. But somewhere along the way, the seeking itself had become its own kind of weight. The trying was exhausting, even when it looked like progress from the outside.

What drew her to the Activation wasn’t a crisis. “It’s not really a challenge that brought me. It’s more really it was a pull.” Something in Skai’s energy and the quality of his presence caught her attention at a moment when she was genuinely ready to receive it. She had encountered many teachers, and what set this one apart was an honesty she could feel rather than just hear. Timing, she would later reflect, had everything to do with it.

Inside the program, she found something she hadn’t been anticipating: simplicity. Not the kind that feels like it’s missing something, but the kind that goes all the way down. “I was really happy to see the simplicity in the approach, but the deep effect it had on me.” The group container, the weekly rhythm, the way Skai and Susan each brought their own distinct quality into the work, all of it created a structure that felt manageable without being thin. She wasn’t white-knuckling her way through modules. She was actually in it.

One of the things that stayed with her was noticing that Skai and Susan were still actively working on their own things. That detail mattered more than it might seem. In so many spaces, the teacher performs completion. Here, the honesty of ongoing practice was woven into the container itself, and she could feel the difference. It wasn’t a dynamic of the healed guiding the broken. It was a group of people, including the facilitators, doing the work alongside each other.

The real shift came through the vortex practice itself. For someone who had spent years trying hard across multiple systems, there was something almost disorienting about how available the vortex was. “It’s just so easy… you can just kind of like just let go and it takes over on its own.” The trying, the striving, the effortful reaching that had become second nature to her — she found herself able to set it down. Not because she forced herself to, but because the practice made holding onto it unnecessary.

What Gabrielle discovered in the Activation wasn’t a new method to master. It was an experience of her own capacity to stop efforting and still arrive somewhere real. The vortex handed her a mechanism that worked with her rather than requiring her to work for it, and years of accumulated trying released in a way that nothing she had tried before had quite reached.

It's just so easy... you can just kind of like just let go and it takes over on its own.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

He knew the energy was there. The program gave him a way to reach it.

Stefan Klampfer

For as long as he could remember, he had a sense of something inside him — a source of energy, a current running beneath the surface of his daily life. He knew it was there. He could almost feel the edge of it. But whenever he reached for it, it wasn’t there to hold.

That gap between knowing something exists and being able to use it is its own kind of frustration. He wasn’t looking for motivation from the outside. He wasn’t looking for someone to tell him what to do. What he wanted was access to what was already his — and a way to stay there.

Working with Skai and the techniques in the program, that access opened. “Through Skai’s techniques and through the work that we did together, I was able to connect with that energy.” And what he found wasn’t a switch that flipped once and stayed on. He found something more honest than that — a living connection, one that strengthens and fades, and that responds to how he tends it.

That understanding changed everything about his relationship to the work. The connection wasn’t something that happened to him. It was something he could learn to cultivate. “There are things you can do to improve the connection and things that make you lose it.” The tools gave him a way to come back to it when it dimmed — and to recognize when he was drifting before the drift became a loss.

What followed wasn’t a dramatic single shift. It was a steadiness that started showing up in how he moved through his days. The confidence he had been reaching for began arriving on its own. The motivation didn’t need to be manufactured. The goals that had felt distant started feeling like something more than ambition — they felt like direction coming from the same source he had finally learned to reach.

“I’m going to succeed by exactly tapping into this energy within myself,” he says now, “because this is guiding me towards the goals that I set out for myself — which are coming from the same source.” The energy was always there. He just needed the tools to find his way back to it.

The confidence and the motivation and the knowledge that this is meant to happen — this is meant for me. I'm going to succeed by exactly tapping into this energy within myself.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

She came in uncertain about her career. The program opened something in her that wanted a bigger game.

Lois Blumenthal

She came to the program without a clear picture of what she wanted next. There was fear around her career, insecurity about the direction she was heading, and a general sense of not knowing. For someone who had already spent years in spiritual practice, yoga, and deep teachings, that uncertainty carried its own weight — the feeling of knowing a lot and still not knowing where to go.

As she moved through the program, something began to shift in how she was listening to herself. “I started thinking of other things,” she said, describing how the focus of her attention changed over the weeks. The fear that had been occupying the foreground started to recede, not because it was pushed away, but because something else was growing stronger — a sense of being pulled forward from inside rather than pushed by circumstance.

By the time she completed the program, that pull had a name and a direction. “I’m feeling energetically really pulled into playing a bigger game,” she said. Ideas were coming in. She was learning to follow the energy and trust what was true for her — not as a concept she had read about, but as a lived, daily experience she could actually feel.

What made the difference, she explained, was how the program handled the relationship between structure and spirit. She had encountered plenty of teachings that dwelled in higher realms without offering a way to bring that experience back down. The Activation did something different. “There’s a nice blend of structure and essence — meaning spirit — but also how to use this spiritual aspect of ourselves practically,” she said. For someone already grounded in spiritual work, this was the piece that had been missing: a way to make the inner life tangible and applicable.

The meditations became a daily practice and, over time, a devotion. Connecting with her higher self through the program’s meditation work became something she sought out every day. “I’m looking for collaboration with spirit and the universe,” she said, “and these meditations really help me do that.” The consistency built something she described as the most powerful outcome of the whole experience: the desire to go deeper, to keep at it, to not stop.

She was also clear about the role the community played. The group was intimate. It felt personal in a way that larger programs rarely do. “It’s like being in a family and working through something together,” she said. That quality of closeness made the container feel safe enough to actually move in.

She finished the program with a daily practice, a clearer sense of direction, and an appetite for what’s next. The fear that had defined her starting point was still known to her — she could remember it — but it no longer held the wheel. Something she had activated in herself through the work had taken over that seat.

I'm feeling energetically really pulled into playing a bigger game. I'm getting lots of ideas dropping in and I'm learning to follow the energy and follow what's true for me inside.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

She'd done decades of searching. The ZeroPoint work reached somewhere none of it had.

Karen Thadani

Karen had been on a self-development journey for most of her life. She had tried the meditations, the modalities, the frameworks. She showed up with different levels of discipline across different seasons. And by her own account, she had been “scratching the surface for decades.” Something was always just out of reach.

Two years before finding ZeroPoint, Karen was diagnosed with breast cancer and went through treatment. The experience became a turning point, not because it resolved anything, but because it removed the option of staying comfortable. She describes it as a massive shift and a wake-up call to look deeper in a way she hadn’t quite allowed herself to before.

She found her way to Skai through Kelly Podcast, and the timing felt right in a way she couldn’t fully explain. What struck her about the ZeroPoint Activation program wasn’t complexity. It was the opposite. “It’s so simple and so powerful,” she says. She had done enough inner work to know that simple and powerful is harder to find than it sounds.

The difference, for Karen, was where the ZeroPoint work landed. Previous approaches had gotten her to the right words and the right thoughts. But she describes always stopping short of something deeper: “I never really got there on the emotional level because there was still too much stuck on top that was keeping me behind walls.” With this program, something in that layer began to move.

What opened alongside that shift was her relationship with her own voice. Telling her story, being vulnerable, finding words for what she carried had been some of her hardest work. She describes the ZeroPoint Activation program as creating an opening for that, allowing her to “crack open in a new way.” She stopped calling the practice meditation, because for her it had become something more deliberate: a daily system for keeping her energy clear.

The changes showed up in her life in concrete ways. She went part-time at work, something she says she would never have asked for before. She learned to trust that asking was allowed, and found that when she asked, things shifted in response. She calls it learning to live a bigger life rather than a fine one.

Today, Karen describes herself as more free than she has ever felt. Not because the searching is over, but because she is finally showing up as herself inside it. “Showing up more in the world, showing up more of who I am” is how she puts it. The ZeroPoint work didn’t hand her a destination. It reached a place inside her that decades of searching hadn’t touched.

I never really got there on the emotional level because there was still too much stuck on top that was keeping me behind walls.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

He came in stuck between careers. Through the Double Vortex, he shifted from figuring out what to do next to knowing what he wanted.

David Gull · CEO at VITAL, Your A.I. Mindset Coach | LA

David came into the Activation with two things weighing on him. The first was self-doubt. Not the occasional, fleeting kind, but the kind that had worked its way into his relationships, his friendships, and his sense of what was possible at work. The second was a career transition he could not quite navigate. He knew he wanted something different. He just could not land on what that was.

The Double Vortex was where things began to shift. David started using the technique to catch self-doubt as it arose and then actually do something with it rather than carry it. “The Double Vortex allowed me to clear stuff that would come up, become aware of when I was having self-doubt, and then have a method to actually sit down and work on clearing it.” He began using it daily, often before sleep, as a way to release whatever had accumulated through the day. It became less a meditation and more a form of maintenance.

The career question took longer to untangle, but it moved too. Through the deeper sessions in the program, David found himself looking out one year and then five. The five-year picture stayed fuzzy, but the one-year view came into focus, and with it something more useful than a job title: a feeling. Skai guided him toward a reframe that changed the texture of the whole question. It was less important to figure out exactly what to work on, and more important to understand how he wanted to feel while doing it. That distinction gave him somewhere to stand.

Something else shifted during the program that David had not expected. He had always prioritized his physical health, the gym, eating well, taking care of his body. The Activation opened him to a different order of priorities. “Our energy is the most important thing that we bring into the world.” The concept of energy hygiene landed particularly hard. The idea that tending to your energy should be as regular and unglamorous as brushing your teeth reframed the whole practice for him. It was no longer something you reached for in a crisis. It was something you did every day, the way you maintain anything that matters.

The group container added a dimension David had not encountered in other programs. The weekly one-on-one sessions with a fellow cohort member, where they practiced the Double Vortex together, produced his deepest meditations. And the group sessions created something he could actually feel, a coherence and alignment that was noticeably different from practicing alone. He could not fully explain the mechanism, but he did not need to. The experience was self-evident.

By the end of the program, David described feeling lighter in the world. More at ease around people. More present, more genuinely excited to show up. “I want to give them almost the gift of myself as a better person.” The career question had not fully resolved, but it had changed shape. He had a direction for the next year, a daily practice that was holding, and a clearer sense of what he was actually building toward. As he put it himself, this was just the introduction. The path was now his to walk.

My self-doubt decreased tremendously.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

Years of being told how to live. Working with the ZeroPoint practices, she took back the right to decide.

Linda Angeline

She had already done the work. Years of therapy, years of spiritual communities, years of teachers who handed down rules about how to live, what to eat, what rituals to follow. By the time she found ZeroPoint, she was not in crisis. She was simply still searching, and she knew the difference between the two. She had come to a clearer place. She just had not yet come home to herself.

The relationship with her daughter was the thread she followed in. She had been working through how to show up differently as a mother, how to communicate in a way that created safety rather than distance. Therapy had given her language for that. But something else was still unresolved, something that lived underneath the relationship work, in her own sense of fragmentation. She had parts of herself she could feel were missing. She did not yet have a way to bring them back.

She found Skai the way many people do, through something that landed in her inbox at exactly the right moment. An interview. She did not even remember who it was with. What she noticed was his energy and the absence of performance in the way he spoke. She signed up. “I was just really at a point where I was really searching for help,” she said. The program met her there.

Working with the Double Vortex, something shifted that she had not expected. During one of the practices, she felt a physical sensation move through her body, and then she saw it: a cosmic being rising up, vast, holding the earth in its hands. It was not a metaphor she had sought out. It arrived. “There were parts of myself that I felt kind of had fragmented off,” she described, “bringing back together.” The warrior self. The other selves. Pieces she had known were missing, finding their way back through the practice.

What struck her alongside the inner work was the synchronicity of it. Awarenesses she had been arriving at privately kept showing up mirrored in what Skai introduced next. Her personal journey and the container seemed to be moving in the same direction at the same time, not by accident. “There’s a lot of synchronicity going on at the same time as my personal journey seems to be mirroring… and I’m seeing it mirrored back to me,” she said. It was the kind of confirmation that cannot be manufactured.

The other thing she kept coming back to was sovereignty. She had spent years in spaces where teachers prescribed every detail of how to live. Cold showers. Specific diets. Approved rituals. She had followed all of it, once. What she found in ZeroPoint was a teacher who handed her back her own authority. “I get to decide,” she said, and the simplicity of that mattered more than it might sound. After years of spiritual communities built on compliance, being trusted to know herself was its own kind of transformation.

"I get to decide. That's what he brings in. Sovereignty.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

She spent thirty years seeking. This was the first practice that made her feel whole.

Monika Rissman

Monika had been seeking since she was young. Reiki at twenty, then meditation, then yoga, then a teacher training she completed just before a serious illness arrived and changed everything. Each practice gave her something. None of them gave her all of it. There was always a gap between what she was doing and what she was actually looking for.

The illness hit her hard. Recovery came slowly and incompletely, and after a few years of managing it, her mental state began to suffer. The medical guidance was consistent: rest, go quietly, do not push. She followed it. But the constant vigilance that came with it, the daily checking of how her body felt compared to the day before, wore on her in ways that were harder to name. By last summer she knew she needed something different. The path she was on was not taking her anywhere new.

She had looked at breathwork after yoga stopped feeling right. It helped for a time, but she noticed it had its own kind of control built in, a precision that kept her in her head rather than moving her out of it. “I was always in the head. Did I do it right?” The question followed her through every practice she tried. Then a newsletter landed in her inbox, she watched an interview with Skai, she did the meditation at the end of it, and something shifted enough that she knew she had to find out more.

Inside ZeroPoint Activation, two things stood out early. The first was the structure of the course itself, the way it built deliberately and without chaos, the sense that the person teaching it understood exactly what he was doing. The second was a single instruction from Skai that landed in her body before her mind had time to process it. “Drop your mind in the heart.” She heard it, she did it, and the mental noise that had been a feature of every meditation she had ever sat with was simply gone. “That is like a sentence I have been looking for my whole life.”

In her personal session with Skai, he pointed her toward ZeroPoint Activation’s Rainbow Torus practice. She returned to it regularly. What she noticed was not a dramatic event but a consistent shift in how she inhabited her own body. Instead of scanning for symptoms and comparing today to yesterday, she found herself arriving in a different state altogether, one where the relationship with her body felt like contact rather than surveillance. “When I do this meditation it gets me out of that to another state of being in contact with my body. I think this is a present.”

The changes that followed were quieter than she might have expected and more durable. She found herself less reactive, less likely to carry what other people said or did. Things that would have lodged in her for weeks began to pass. The part of her that had always taken things personally, that had held onto slights and replayed them, loosened its grip. “I’m just much easier with this now. Much easier.”

What she describes most is a feeling of integration that none of the earlier practices had reached. Head, body, and something she calls soul, present in the same moment, moving together. Thirty years of seeking, and this is where the pieces came together. “With this work, I have the feeling it makes me whole.”

I have been looking for this my whole life. And it came in one sentence

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.

Years of spiritual study. Then a three-month program showed her what living from the heart actually means

Deborah Blakeslee

Deborah had been on the path for a long time. She had studied with spiritual teachers, followed sincere guides, and given herself genuinely to the work. But something kept nagging at her. Not dissatisfaction exactly. More like an absence. A piece she could feel was missing but could not locate. She describes it plainly: “I felt tied to something, not in a good way.”

When she found the Activation, she wasn’t arriving as a beginner. She came with years of study behind her, a heart she believed was already open, a mind well-practiced in spiritual concepts. What she didn’t see yet was that the mind was the problem. “I thought my heart was open. I thought many things. But that was a lot of the problem.” All that thinking had been circling the territory without landing in it.

Over the three months of the program, something began to shift in how she was relating to herself. The practices didn’t ask her to think her way to understanding. She describes absorbing them differently than anything she had encountered before. “I just heard it. It went in and I understood.” There was no forced effort, no intellectual architecture to build. The work moved through her directly.

What opened in her wasn’t a concept. It was a felt sense of herself she hadn’t known she was missing access to. Grounded. Centered. Present in her own body rather than observing from above it. “Not so much thinking from my heart, being in my heart, being grounded, feeling centered, and just who I am, not being afraid of who I am.” The fear of herself, she realized, had been the quiet thing underneath all the searching.

She also speaks to what the container made possible. Skai and Susan held the space in a way that allowed her to bring what she actually needed to bring, not a curated version of herself. “You knew you were safe to reveal whatever you had to reveal to heal.” That safety, she says, is rare. And it was the ground everything else grew from.

Witnessing others in the program deepened what was moving in her. Nothing felt performed or surface-level. “Nothing was fake. Everything was deep, felt, lovingly held.” The profundity she experienced in herself she could feel reflected in the room around her.

To anyone hesitating at the edge of this decision, Deborah doesn’t offer reassurance wrapped in qualifications. She speaks from where she stands now, and what she says is simple: if your heart is telling you yes but your mind is telling you no, trust the heart. That, after all, is exactly what the program taught her to do.

I thought my heart was open. But that was the problem. Now I'm not thinking from my heart. I'm being in it, grounded, centered. I'm not afraid of being who I am.

The stories shared here reflect the personal experiences of individuals who have worked with ZeroPoint practices: emotionally, mentally, physically, and in their sense of purpose. Results are individual and not typical or guaranteed. ZeroPoint is an energy-based wellness practice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is not a substitute for professional medical or psychological care. If you have a medical condition, please consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating.