A Love of Learning: Loving Livers and Healing Lineages on a Poisonous Planet

From C-PTSD to Peace—How 55 years of “paying attention” moved me from 88th to 11th place in two hours.

“Have a love of learning.” 🙏

That is the phrase I have whispered to myself every single morning for five decades. It is part of my loving-kindness prayers in the pre-dawn stillness, bathed in red light therapy while the rest of the world is still asleep.

It’s also the same blessing I sent my son, Noah, off to school with every day. In a world that often feels designed to overwhelm the sensitive, that love of learning has been my North Star.

It is what led me to understand that our struggle isn’t just “mental”—it’s environmental.

I’ve spent 55 years paying attention to the invisible as a clariaudient.

I’ve listened to the things others miss: the toxins in our "nests," the heavy frequencies of ancestral lineages and the way a congested liver and a damaged microbiome affects a leaky body and can drown a hopeful soul.

For the parentified HSP, the journey from C-PTSD to Peace feels like navigating a minefield on a poisonous planet. But I’ve heard the way through, and I’ve learned there is a path to the other side.

The BodhiBerry Peace Tree isn’t just a method; it’s a mission.

A few hours ago, I took a leap and entered the Entrepreneur of Impact competition. I didn’t make a public announcement. I just sent a few texts to those who have walked this path with me.

In two hours, we jumped from 88th place to 11th.

The momentum is a testament to the fact that people are waking up. We are tired of the toxins. We are ready to change Canadian laws. We are ready to heal our livers and our lineages so we can finally breathe.

Winning this competition provides a $25,000 grant and a global platform in Entrepreneur Magazine to amplify this message. We are currently sitting just outside the Top 10 and I am asking my fellow learners, healers and HSPs to help me bridge that gap.

Will you cast a free daily vote for the mission?

Vote Here Daily till Apr.1st

Why it matters:
Every vote is a signal that we value biohacking for peace, not just performance.

It’s a vote for legislative change and for every HSP who has been told they are “too sensitive” and too much for this world.

I am not psychic; I have just been paying attention.
And right now, I’m paying attention to the incredible shift we are creating together.

With a love of learning and a heart for peace :-)
Sending Loving Kindness from Canada’s Capital,

Dee
(Momma Lovey Peace)