Mahayana I. Dugast, Ph.D.

If you learn how to reclaim your true self, you can find your “way” from anyone, anywhere, at any time!

She met SITH Ho’oponopono in 2008. She has three sons and one grandson. She says that her work, motherhood, and grandmotherhood are all in harmony with the blessings of being able to practice the “true self” that she learned at SITH. The ability to express herself in these three roles with a peaceful heart is all due to the cleaning of each moment.

Mahayana was diagnosed with stage 2 cancer by doctor in 2010. At that time, she decided to do her own natural treatments instead of those recommended by her doctor, which were inspired by the cleaning she was already practicing at that time. After nine months of cleaning and inspirational practice, a healing occurred. From this experience, she realized that Self-Identity Through Ho’oponopono is a wisdom for the self to regain the integrated connection that is essential to solving all problems, which is inherent in all people.

Before meeting SITH, she had been a self-help teacher and author for 30 years. She is a healer herself and has taught many people self-healing through natural regression.
She has studied the many effects of self-healing on the brain and was an early student of mindfulness. She is now an active teacher of SITH, which she encountered and has continued to practice as she was guided to do so, in addition to being an author.

She shares in her classes the realization that when harmony is restored to the inner family she met in SITH, no matter what work or health issues she faces there, she will always find a way through her true self, and that there is love there.