Dayna Wylder, a holistic practitioner, shares her transformative journey with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Dayna describes how years of childhood trauma, family addiction, domestic violence, suppressed emotions, escapism, and disconnection from her body led to the diagnosis—starting with blindness in one eye and progressing to severe relapses that left her unable to walk, see, or perform basic tasks. She views MS not as a curse but as a profound "gift" and mirror that forced her to stop living "from the neck up," surrender control, and truly turn inward through authentic meditation, presence, and self-inquiry. Dayna explains how her body’s neurological disconnection (MS disrupts brain-body communication) paradoxically created the space for deep meditation and radical self-examination, revealing self-judgment, perfectionism, and externalized happiness. She discusses rejecting disease-modifying drugs early on, pursuing non-traditional paths (Zen meditation, yoga, hypnotherapy, bioenergetics, sound healing, tremor release, bio-scans/frequency work, structured water, PEMF), and the importance of letting go of the "overcome MS" struggle in favor of acceptance and dissolving the label. The conversation explores trauma as foundational to many health issues (via ACE scores, theta-wave imprinting in childhood, self-fulfilling patterns, and life repeating unprocessed experiences), somatic/embodied approaches to release it (sound baths, breathwork, chanting, tremor therapy, EFT, meridian work), the role of perception and reframing, radical acceptance ("it's okay" even in suffering), forgiveness (including self-forgiveness), and the duality of life (light/dark, joy/pain). They touch on modern frequency concerns (beneficial low-Hz therapeutic tools vs. potential harmful high-frequency exposure, directed energy, data privacy), radical acceptance of mortality/loss, and hope through subtle listening (pratyahara/sense withdrawal) to prevent big crises. Dayna emphasizes that healing is about presence, gratitude, meaning-making, and gentle embodied practices rather than force or resistance. She promotes hope: life-altering diagnoses can be turning points, and small daily shifts (quieting, nature, contemplation) can create profound change. She shares her work at https://energyovermatter.com, monthly free healing circles, sound baths, her book Unlearn Disease, Relearn Well-Being, and various modalities. 0:13 Who is Dayna Wylder? From Fractal of Light to MS Diagnosis 1:07 How Trauma & Suppression Manifested as MS (Blindness, Loss, Domestic Violence) 2:56 MS as a Mirror: Body Forcing Presence & True Meditation 4:55 The Gift of Isolation – Real Meditation Begins 5:59 From Discontent to Joy: Radical Acceptance & No More External Happiness 8:33 MS Prognosis & Rejecting the "Incurable" Label 10:47 Early Healing Paths: Zen, Yoga, Hypnotherapy & The Struggle to "Overcome" 15:20 Labels, Identity & The Paradox of Overcoming 16:53 Trauma as Root Cause: Patterns, ACEs & Life Repeating Unresolved Pain 20:55 Theta Waves, Brainwashing & Healing Trauma Without Re-Traumatizing 23:56 Trauma-Informed Approaches: Somatic Work, Sound Healing, Breathwork 26:26 Tremor Release, Clonus as Energy Release & Embracing Shaking 29:11 EMDR, EFT, Bioenergetics, Meridians & Bio-Scans 31:36 Frequency Medicine, Structured Water & Low-Hz Therapeutic Tools 35:09 Concerns About Nefarious Frequencies, Data Privacy & Directed Energy 39:45 Beneficial vs. Harmful Frequencies: Intensity, Pulsing & Resonance 45:25 Contemplating Death & Loss as Protective & Liberating 53:08 Avoiding Victimhood & The Drama Triangle 56:14 Perceptions, Forgiveness & Evolving Understanding 58:30 Final Thoughts: Hope, Pratyahara & Listening to Subtle Signals https://www.energyovermatter.com https://www.amazon.com/Unlearn-Dis-Ease-Relearn-Well-Being-Frequency-ebook/dp/B0G49QKCB9/ https://www.instagram.com/energy.over.matter https://www.youtube.com/@energyovermatter https://www.facebook.com/people/Energy-Over-Matter/61558718325925 Want to be a guest on Inner Skilled? Send Josh Dippold a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/innerskilled Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.