January 3, 2025
The Jōrni Podcast
Episode 244 - Heal Your Past with Bryan Hubbard

This episode contains adult subject matter and some listeners may be triggered by this content. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating concept of Time-Light therapy, exploring how releasing our attachment to the idea of time can radically transform our lives. By understanding that time is not just a dimension but an energetic force created during moments of trauma, we uncover how this affects how we experience ourselves and the world around us. Time-Light therapy helps dissolve these energetic imprints, allowing for deep healing and personal growth.

The conversation also reveals how shifting our relationship with time can free us from old emotional patterns and traumas, helping us live more fully in the present. This episode offers an insightful look at how this unique therapy can open the door to profound transformation and a new way of seeing both ourselves and the world​.

BRYAN HUBBARD

Bryan Hubbard has an extensive and versatile background as a journalist, editor, publisher and an author of two books, including Time-Light and The Untrue Story of You. He is also publisher and co-editor of the international magazine What Doctors Don’t Tell You, which is published in nine countries.

Bryan developed his unique Time-Light therapy after suffering from chronic depression for more than a decade. The radical therapy is now being trialed in a German psychiatric clinic, and its discoveries have already helped many thousands of people overcome the influences and traumas of their past.

RESOURCES
https://time-light.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/BryanHubbardauthor
https://www.instagram.com/bryan.hubbard/

THE JORNI RESOURCES
https://thejornipodcast.com for show notes
https://thejorniblog.com for more holistic healing and mental health resources
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