Overcoming Ego in Seattle Through Spiritual Healing

As a Spiritual Healer and Theta Healing practitioner in Seattle, I often meet people who are eager to get rid of their ego. But here’s the truth:

The ego isn’t something to destroy. It’s something to navigate. Its job is to keep you safe by reinforcing the illusion of separateness. That separateness isn’t wrong—but it can become a cage when you’re ready to experience yourself as more.

Watch as Ivan lets go of the truth he has been avoiding and in doing so reduces the hold his ego has on him in this session with Colby Wilk, intuitive Guide and Spiritual Healer in Seattle, WA.

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How the Ego Operates

The ego speaks through fear. If you’re afraid, you’re likely in ego. But here’s the tricky part: many people don’t know they’re afraid. The fear gets dressed up as sarcasm, style, or self-protection. It hides behind overachievement, big muscles, or snippy remarks.

Can you recognize what fear feels like in your body? For many, fear has become so familiar it’s invisible—and that makes it powerful.

Love or Fear—Which Is Driving You?

Every action stems from one of two places: fear (ego) or love (higher self).

To begin overcoming ego, ask yourself: What am I really afraid of?

In my work, most fear comes down to separation—feeling disconnected from source, others, or self. That’s why the antidote to ego isn’t force—it’s connection.

Colby Wilk, Intuitive Guide, Psychic and Energy Worker in blue shirt

Hi!  I am Colby!

I am an Intuitive Guide and a Spiritual Healer based in Seattle, WA. I help you find your way — supporting you to break free and live fully, with purpose.

Through a blend of deep energy healing, spiritual coaching, and a no-nonsense approach, I help you uncover the root of your suffering — and heal it. You finally get the support and clarity to discover you — the true you — and that changes everything.

What I offer is not a miracle, although at times it is miraculous.

I offer intuitive healing sessions online with people around the world and in-person in Seattle, WA.

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