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Starseeds Cyclo

Starseeds.Cyclo is a community of individuals starting their journey in aligning themselves with their higher purpose and healing timelines.

They do this by

  • Reading birth chart and having astrological consultation
  • Sharing rituals and messages for significant astrological events
  • sharing items that support healing
  • sharing information and knowledge that support healing (books, content and information)
  • organising events with practitioners that support healing, organising gathering that supports healing
  • making referrals to practitioners that supports healing
  • coaching individuals in their journey towards healing
  • organising training that support healing
Few Questions to answer in following posts

How did StarSeed Cyclo started?
Starseeds started with drawing and doodle of cyclops. . We were also reading astrology, numerology, feng-shui and chinese astrology for a while as well as drawing cards but we did not as such use or share our gifts and messages on any platform. Then a significant event occured - the loss of a child - to spring ourselves into a more spirit heart healing practice bringing together the drawing and the messages together and sharing them with others. The loss of the child was also the gain of a different dimension of oneself that trust further the process of ascending and recognised the importance of healing timelines by connecting with ones'ancestors

What is Starseed Cyclo vision mission objectives and values
Vision
A world where beings healed their timelines, aligned with their higher purpose, found their divine truth.
Mission
Being the first steps for people across the world to start their journey towards greater alignment
Objectives
To be continued
Values
To be Continued
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