The purpose of Evolutionary Healing is to help you heal the underlying causes of mental, emotional, physical or spiritual issues by offering private sessions and group workshops based on the Dalian Method™ and related meditative practices. Find out more by booking a complimentary consultation.

The Dalian Method is the ultimate all-in-one system for future generations. It is a guided step-by-step system that uses breathing techniques, outloud verbal expression and body movement. The method takes you through a transformational process that wakes up your consciousness and gives you a way to solve any problem, internally.

This extraordinary Dalian Method system was created by internationally renowned spiritual teacher, Mada Eliza Dalian. All the offerings here have their roots in the teachings, guidance and brilliant systems Mada has compassionately shared for the growth of consciousness.

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Jandy Anderson from Evolutionary Healing with Mada Eliza Dalian - the creator of the Dalian Method

Jandy) from Evolutionary Healing with Mada Eliza Dalian - the creator of the Dalian Method

The Dalian Method can be used to help adults, children and youth recover from and completely transform any of the following issues and more:

  • sexual issues
  • low energy/mood
  • sense of disconnection
  • forgiveness/opening the heart
  • relationship issues
  • career and money issues
  • mental health issues
  • grief and loss
  • fear and uncertainty
  • chronic pain and disease
  • injury and trauma
  • addiction
  • digestive issues and weight problems
“Healing is not about ‘fixing’ or suppressing symptoms of physical ailments. It is not about replacing negative beliefs with positive ones. Healing is about becoming conscious of the causes of pain and suffering, learning the needed life-lessons, and transforming the ego-mind into self-empowered consciousness.”
— Mada Eliza Dalian

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Perhaps responsibility is the ONLY Path to Freedom

The phrase: ‘take responsibility’ echoed through my childhood. Responsibility in our house meant doing your chores. It meant turning off the TV. It meant not complaining. In retrospect, I am impressed and grateful that my parents ‘harped’ on this significant statement.

And yet, I think none of us in the household understood what it means be fully responsible.

Looking For a Whale

Standing in the bow of a small ferry, I saw something move in the water. Perhaps it was a whale?! I had seen whales on my ferry trips before. Perhaps today it would happen again! I began eagerly looking around as closely and thoroughly as I could, trying to see a whale.

Surviving a Fall from a Two-Storey Building

It was a gorgeous day in July 2008. My friend Sandy and I decided to enjoy the warm, sunny day outside on the second floor communal balcony of my apartment building. When we closed the door, it unexpectedly locked behind us. We were trapped. We called for help but no one heard us.

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Talking in gibberish may sound crazy, but what is truly crazy is making our lives hard by staying divided and in conflict for no good reason.

Fellow Travellers

We all play roles in each others' lives. The roles of father and daughter are big ones. But beyond these roles, what we really are is fellow travellers on the journey through this life. The roles of father and daughter can carry the weight of expectation and attachment. But as fellow travellers,we can find a lightness and freedom.

You Are Not What You Think

And THEN, I realized, wait a minute, I see what’s happening here! I am looking for myself in these thoughts! WOAH. In that moment, I saw it, so clearly. I am not going to find myself in any of these thoughts. I am not these thoughts! I am the one who witnesses these thoughts. I AM NOT MY THOUGHTS. In that moment, my thoughts stopped, and I experienced the centre of my being.

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The other day, my partner Matt had a headache. Wanting to help him, I said let’s look in to your headache to see what thoughts and feelings are connected with the headache. He seemed a bit irritated at this suggestion and said, “I just think it’s only physical.” The implication of what he said was that if something has a physical cause, processing thoughts and feelings would not be relevant to healing the pain.