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Helen is passionate about sharing how the holographic nature of consciousness works for personal transformation and evolution. She is the founder of The White Rabbit Reveals where she (and those who she has trained) offer mentoring, experiential on-line courses, energy work and shamanic healing. She believes the greatest gift she can give is to help individuals sovereignly navigate all aspects of themselves and integrate this awareness into the lives they came here to live.

Helen was growing up while her father was evolving the System of Stanislavski into The Science of Acting, a technique for actors to understand their thinking to be able to create believable characters. This meant Helen spent a lot of her childhood sitting in on acting classes and rehearsals which rooted a deep curiosity into how the back- and front-stage of our lives relate to one another; the things we know we think (our awareness) and the things that we don’t know that we are also thinking (what we are unaware of in ourselves)!

After completing her PhD in Behavioural Neuropharmacology, still lacking the answers she was searching for Helen embarked on what would become a decade of travel to find out how spiritual and philosophical schools across the world answered her questions about consciousness. This journey opened her up to the multidimensional nature of our existence and the challenges that accompany this awakening.  Helen has written three books and eight courses to support individuals navigate these changing times.

Helen has trained in shamanic and natural healing practices including Ayurveda, Dolphin and Whale medicine, Reiki levels 1, 2 & 3 and Merlin Magic. She has Extensive plant-medicine experience and from 2012-2019 designed and implemented a program of ‘Quantum Leap Travels’ (Peru, Egypt, Columbia, Morocco, India, U.S., Tibet) for personal transformation.

Although this first event took place in 1897 it is a necessary part of the timeline. In that year, a meeting took place in a Moscow restaurant between two drama pedagogues Konstantin Stanislavski and Vladimir Nemerovich-Danchenko. They wanted to create an institution where actors would learn to act more realistically. This meeting, which lasted all night, led to the formation of the then-named Moscow Arts Theatre (MAT).

About 70 years later, after Stanislavksi's death, one Sam Kogan attended the school under the tutelage of the then principal, Maria Knebl, to learn to act and direct.

Fast forward 20 or so years, this same Sam Kogan opens his own drama school, now having emigrated to London, England. Here, he develops the System of Stanislavski into The Science of Acting, a technique to help actors understand what they think, as a necessary precursor to creating believable characters.

At this time, in the early 1990s, Helen (Sam being her father) started a degree in Neuroscience, which would be followed with a PhD in Behavioural Neuropharmacology, which can be simply translated as how drugs act on the brain and nervous system and affect our behaviour.

Helen was interested in this thing called consciousness and wanted to know anything she could about it. However, after eight years in academia, including stints in pharma, she was still far from the answers she sought, not that she could even pinpoint at that time what they were!

That all changed a few years after Sam’s death in 2004. Struggling with her grieving process, divorce after a brief marriage, illness and, put short and sweet, the meaning of life, she sold all her belongings and embarked on what started as a 6-month itinerary but became a deep internal and external journey that would last ten years.

The moment that changed the course of her life (although, granted, there were many) was during a single plant medicine ceremony, when she awoke to her eight years studying neuroscience as being merely a minute rough scratch on the surface of a giant glacier of what consciousness really is.

After that first San Pedro experience she went on to Peru, and Ayahuasca went on to blow the rest of her mind… and help her understand the real reasons why mental health on the planet is in the state it is in. These are not experiences she recommends for everyone but they were part of her path and so she rolled with them and the other healing, purification and transformational experiences that also came her way.

During those years, Helen wondered if she would focus on becoming a 'shaman' or Ayurvedic practitioner because of the tremendous benefits she gained from this work. Instead, her journey had her focus on how to integrate expansions of consciousness into our everyday lives. She realised that if you know how to observe life and self-reflect, life is the One Big Trip. The plants taught her how to navigate this trip and interpret the symbols and messages that show up every day. No substances required.

As a side note, the Chakras are a fantastic framework for doing this because we are talking about healing and balancing (upgrading!) all the Chakras from Root to Crown and beyond! Often the expansion in consciousness is thought to be about going up and up and out, disregarding the (most problematic for humanity at this time) three lower chakras, that are responsible for how engaged we are with the physical world, our finances, sense of security, the people in our lives (our family!!) and the material world around us.

This brings us finally to The White Rabbit Reveals' courses and mentoring programs. All of which are designed to bring the many teachings Helen acquired to one place, where they are accessible and applicable within one's everyday life.

Aside from the Chakras, other ancient wisdom teachings structure the courses because they also contain the frequency of unity or universal consciousness that we need to be integrating at this time.

If there's one thing Helen took away from her exploration of consciousness, is that you need a degree of framework to explore it otherwise we can get caught in our projections, filters and early life conditioning, thinking that we are progressing but in fact repeating the same scenes just on different sets. People can end up swimming aimlessly in the soup of consciousness, only stopping every now again to ask, Why are we here again?

The most useful framework Helen found is the nature of holographic consciousness, understanding how the self functions as part of the whole and how to transform the whole by bringing attention to the self.
 

The Mission of The White Rabbit Reveals

To assist individuals with understanding and experiencing the holographic nature of their consciousness and the mechanisms for transformation within this. To help them implement (integrate) this understanding in their everyday life - because this is where the change happens that affects greater change.

The Goal of The White Rabbit Reveals

To help you master yourself. Meaning, know how to navigate your consciousness to achieve greater harmony, fulfilment and success in all your endeavours (which may involve redefining what all these three words mean to you).