Source Code

Below the mind. Below the body. Into the code.

Source Code was created by Dr. Sam Rader, one of my best friends and favorite humans. I'm so honored to facilitate it.

What it is

The software under it all.

Source Code goes below the mind and below the body, to the code our entire consciousness runs on. Like a computer runs on software.

I hold it through Neurosovereignty, God- and Christ-centered.

Twelve, not three

Three boxes were never enough.

You know attachment theory: anxious, avoidant, secure. Useful, and too simple. We've all been each of those at times.

Source Code works with twelve fundamental patterns. Twelve variables that wrap together differently by situation, environment and context, all shaped by early childhood.

It makes room for the nuance of being human.

Jade Michael standing on a pebble beach in front of a towering sandstone cliff, wrapped in an olive velvet shawl, a crystal necklace at her heart.
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The tangle

Cut the root. Stop pruning branches.

Say eight of those patterns are tangled together down in the code.

Whatever you're facing right now is just the most recent manifestation of that deeper tangle. Work at the surface (the mind, the emotions, the concrete world) and it gets frustrating. Prune one branch, another grows.

Dissolve the tangle in the code itself, and it's like cutting out the sick root that's been poisoning the whole tree.

Where it works from

From the very center.

i.

Not top-down

The mind works from the top down.

ii.

Not bottom-up

The body works from the bottom up.

iii.

Center out

Source Code works from the very center point, emanating out in every direction.

The moment old patterns and identities dissolve, not by force, but by Source.

Jade Michael

With gratitude

Created by Dr. Sam Rader.

Everything I share about the method, I learned from Dr. Sam. Carrying it to you 1:1 is an honor.

This work sits alongside professional care, never in place of it. See Care & Fit.

Ready when you are

Come play in the quantum.

It doesn't have to be hard. Tell me what you're ready to shift.