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Nathan Llera (@nathan91) - Collective Profile | East Hemet, US Teacher Healer Director. Just going with the flow. Tell me what you have to look forward to? Is this app wholesome? 😅 Follow @nathanllera on Instagram. Recent posts: a man with curly hair and a mustache smiles at the camera in a selfie. the background shows a bookshelf and a plant, with a colorful gradient overlay on the left and right sides of the image., a man with a mustache is shown with his eyes closed and his hand raised in a gentle wave. text on the screen reads "getting well with a wave of a hand.", a man with short, dark hair and a mustache looks directly at the camera. he is wearing a black t-shirt and is in a kitchen setting., a man takes a selfie while holding a small red box with a cat figurine on top. the box has chinese characters on it, likely signifying good fortune or health., a man with a mustache makes a pouting face in a selfie., a close-up shot of a golden book with tibetan script and the words "om mani padme hum" printed in teal. the book is placed on a dark surface, with a red cloth featuring intricate patterns and symbols in the foreground. in the background, shelves are, a man is pictured in front of a wall with blue and orange lighting. text overlay reads "gentle pranic healing sessions at 1 am in the morning!" with a laughing emoji., a man with glasses and a mustache is sitting in the driver's seat of a car..
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Nathan Llera @nathan91

Just going with the flow. Tell me what you have to look forward to? Is this app wholesome? 😅
East Hemet, US
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A man with curly hair and a mustache smiles at the camera in a selfie. The background shows a bookshelf and a plant, with a colorful gradient overlay on the left and right sides of the image.
Smiling and Dialing- think I need a haircut 😅
I’m beyond grateful to have Pranic Healing in my life. It’s such a powerful modality, yet so subtle, you don’t always feel a dramatic shift in the moment, but over time you notice: more clarity, more calm, more resilience. The energy work happens quietly, underneath the surface, and the results speak for themselves. Grateful for this practice, and for everyone on this same healing path. 🙏
A man with short, dark hair and a mustache looks directly at the camera. He is wearing a black t-shirt and is in a kitchen setting.
Everything will be okay.
A man takes a selfie while holding a small red box with a cat figurine on top. The box has Chinese characters on it, likely signifying good fortune or health.
A man with a mustache makes a pouting face in a selfie.
I don’t know if this is the place for a little poetic theme. Feels like I need to get this out. Eighteen Months Eighteen months ago, something in me went quiet. Not the kind of quiet that heals. The kind that hollows. I have buried people I loved and grieved them true, but nothing prepared me for this. A loss with no casket, no ceremony, just an absence that keeps unpacking its bags and staying. I keep waiting for the version of me that laughs without checking first if it’s allowed to. I don’t know if he’s coming back. I only know I’m still here, still breathing through the parts that don’t make sense yet.
A close-up shot of a golden book with Tibetan script and the words "OM MANI PADME HUM" printed in teal. The book is placed on a dark surface, with a red cloth featuring intricate patterns and symbols in the foreground. In the background, shelves are
The Mantra of Mercy and Compassion (my thoughts) Om Mani Padme Hum Six syllables. The jewel in the lotus. The whole Buddhist path to compassion, compressed into a sound you can carry in your chest all day. It’s the mantra of Avalokiteshvara, the bodhisattva who hears the cries of the world and cannot look away. Om Mani Padme Hum is the vow to keep your heart open anyway. Let’s heal together, find the common ground, and not let anger dictate how we interact with the world. Gentle curiosity will win over brute strength.
A man with glasses and a mustache is sitting in the driver's seat of a car.
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