One-to-One Ceremonies
For worldbuilders who want to create massive impact while living true happiness inside themselves.
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"After one session, two days later I sold a $50,000 client paid-in-full same day, which is the biggest client I've ever sold before."
Available online and in person
Online
- 3-hour audio-call ceremony
- Live music broadcast throughout the session
- Full DJ + music recording sent after
- Pattern + root-cause clearing (Step 2)
- Integration + next-steps masterminding
In Person
- Available as 3 hours or all day
- Live music broadcast throughout the session
- Full DJ + music recording sent after
- Healing bodywork (massage table) during pattern clearing
- Sound healing with real instruments
- Plant medicine superfood protocol: treating plant medicine (incl. psychoactives) as food with full nutritional intention (micro + macro nutrients) throughout the ceremony
- Integration + next-steps masterminding
"Jackson's ceremonial approach is unlike anything I've experienced. The depth of transformation in just three hours was remarkable. I came in feeling stuck and left with a renewed sense of creative flow and purpose."
What Happens in a Ceremony
Dreaming
We begin by masterminding your clearest visions and desires. Getting clear on what you want to create—not just for the session, but for your life.
Pattern & Root Cause Clearing
We identify and clear the root causes of limiting patterns and beliefs. Using Whole Self integration, we release what's holding you back at its source.
Masterminding
From your cleared, integrated state, we mastermind your next steps. You access wisdom and clarity from your Whole Self to create actionable next steps.
Elements of the Ceremony
Live Music & DJ Set
Custom music created during your ceremony to support your transformation journey. You receive the full DJ set recording after your session.
Somatic Support
Body-centered techniques to release stored patterns and emotions, creating deep somatic integration and lasting change.
Nutritional & Plant Support
In-person ceremonies include a plant medicine superfood protocol—treating all plant medicine (including psychoactives) as a form of food—with full nutritional intention to support micro—and macronutrients throughout the ceremony.
Session Demo
Watch a live session of the process
60-Minute Ceremony Demo
Who I Work With
I'm here for the people who feel a real responsibility to make the world better—and who know that their impact grows as they become more of their Whole Self. I'm aligned with unity, peace, and health for all humanity. If you're devoted to a vision of global harmony—and you can feel that the world benefits when you're clearer, freer, and more integrated—then these ceremonies are for you. The work isn't just about personal transformation—it's about removing the inner friction that slows down the fulfillment of our deeper desires, so you can create from peaceful confidence and the world can feel the ripple.
Jackson Sullivan
My Story
My journey into ceremonial work began from my own deep need for healing. After years of feeling disconnected—caught in anxiety and creative blocks—I discovered the power of integrated ceremony.
Through intensive study with spiritual teachers, somatic therapists, and wisdom keepers, I developed the Whole Self integration process—combining ancient wisdom with modern neuroscience.
I've guided hundreds through profound transformations—helping artists reconnect with creative flow, entrepreneurs find clarity, and anyone feeling stuck access their innate wisdom.
These ceremonies aren't about fixing what's broken—they're about remembering the wholeness that's already there.
The Science of Whole Self
Desire and Fulfillment
When I say desire, I mean the force of life moving within us — the desire that makes a baby learn to walk.
It's the same force you can see in Nature — a tree growing toward the sun. In a way you could say the tree "desires" to grow toward the light, and desire is the energetic force that causes that.
Natural desires
Sometimes called values, core desires, or needs. I believe these are encoded in our biology as desires that Nature compels us to fulfill.
Whole Self
Whole Self is the totality of our mind, our body, and our awareness.
A part is simply a piece of the Whole Self that I draw a line around — identifying it as something that has gone in a different direction than the rest of me (or at least one other part). That's why it's called partedness.
Limiting belief creation can cause conflicting beliefs about how to get our natural desires fulfilled. Then I experience partedness — two parts moving in different directions (or the same direction, but with different beliefs about the best strategy to get there).
My objective in the sessions is to clear the beliefs so all parts operate in unity of desire — and unity of strategy to fulfill the desire. As wholeness returns, our natural desires are fulfilled with more ease, less stress, and more speed.
Thoughts and Beliefs
Thoughts are where meaning-making happens. I receive what I can call sense data through vision, hearing, feeling, scent, and taste. Then my mind adds meaning — an interpretation, a conclusion, a judgment.
A belief is a perspective inside that meaning-making process: a filtering thought about what's possible, safe, or allowed. Beliefs shape which interpretations feel true—and they shape which thoughts arise when desire comes up.
Often that meaning comes as language (word-thoughts). But thoughts can also be visual (images, scenes, memories, imagined outcomes). Either way, meaning is a response added on top of sense data.
Example: a cat walks into the room. If the meaning I add is "it's going to attack me," I may feel a pull to move away to protect my desire for safety. But if that belief is wrong, the thought is an unnecessary energetic expense — it doesn't actually create more safety.
At the end of the chain: thoughts determine feelings. In a way, feelings are thoughts in motion ("e-motions"). Often the thought and the feeling arise together as one unified experience. And sometimes the thought is subconscious—I don't realize what I'm thinking. But when I investigate, I find there are thoughts behind feelings, whether or not I'm aware of them.
Feelings
The thoughts being thought in a given moment determine how much stress is felt in addition to the pure desire. In other words: beliefs determine thoughts, and thoughts determine feelings.
Feelings are the lived experience of desire in the body. Every feeling is an expression of either desire (wanting something) or gratitude (wanting something to remain) — and the main spectrum is how much stress is present.
When desire is filtered through limiting beliefs, the thoughts that arise add stress. That stress can show up as labels like anger, fear, or sadness.
When desire is met with supportive beliefs, the thoughts that arise allow it to flow. That can feel like gratitude, excitement, or eagerness.
Gratitude is simply a desire for something to remain — without stress.
Love refers to desire and gratitude without stress — desire and gratitude in their pure sense at the same time. In everyday language, love can describe the state of feeling desire and gratitude without stress.
In the same way, fear sometimes refers to the state of feeling desire with stress. So you'll sometimes hear it framed like this: desire with stress = fear, desire without stress = love.
Beliefs modulate the thoughts that determine how much stress is felt with desire and gratitude. When I clear limiting beliefs, I eliminate the thoughts that create stress — which releases stressful feelings and lets desire flow cleanly.
As limiting beliefs dissolve, a stable baseline emerges: peaceful confidence in relation to my desire. This becomes the default felt sense — not forced positivity, but clear, grounded movement.
Actions
Action refers to movement. It's basically synonymous. Mostly physical movement—though there's also mental movement.
Actions include everything from typing an email, speaking to an AI agent, speaking to my life partner, recording a video, rearranging my environment, or painting a house. Some movements literally assemble reality—moving things into place.
Some actions move me toward the fulfillment of our natural desires. Other actions move me away from them—even though the part taking the action believes it's helping.
Example: a part may hold a belief that relationships are unsafe. So it takes actions to fulfill the desire for safety—sometimes at the sacrifice of connection, love, joy, pleasure, or beauty.
I see all actions as expressions of an attempt to fulfill natural desire. Limiting beliefs create the action patterns—in a way, beliefs are strategies. Those strategies become habits.
How do I clear limiting beliefs?
I identify the root-cause memories where a belief was first created.
I reinterpret the meaning that was given to those moments — because that meaning is what formed the belief.
Then I help the part of my mind that still believes it to update — so it can finally let go and respond from Whole Self.