being seen by spirit part 2: ceremony, worthiness, and coming home to ourselves

In Part 2, Peter takes us to the turning point of his healing journey, where recovery became something he could feel in his bones. He shares what it’s like to step into ceremony carrying the belief that he’s too broken, too ashamed, “not enough,” and how the power of spirit holds us long before we even believe we deserve it. Peter reflects on the transformative nature of ceremony, the courage it takes to face ourselves, and the ways colonial lies tried to convince him — and all of us — that we are unworthy. Through his story, we see healing as a spiral, a return to the original self, to language, to family teachings, and to the wisdom of our ancestors. Part 2 closes with the reminder that it is never too late for spirit to find us and for us to come home to who we truly are.