For over 21 years, I have dedicated my life to the sacred practice of holding space, working across traditions and continents, guiding thousands—including thought leaders, entrepreneurs, couples in crisis, end-of-life patients, and seekers from all walks of life. Over the years, many have looked to myself and the Dharmakaya Team as a benchmark for space holding, integrity, and loving care, creating sacred pilgrimage spaces where individuals can safely journey into meeting themselves—their pain, their joy, and the exalted states of consciousness that arise when they surrender into a well-held container. Holding Space is an art of great precision, requiring more than good intentions—it demands a depth of experience and a true understanding of the sacred. At this time, we are witnessing a surge in people stepping into the role of space holders—some with great dedication and humility, others without the depth of training, personal integration, or ethical grounding required to guide others safely. There is a growing concern around spaces that lack containment, discernment, and the knowledge of how to truly protect and hold energy. More and more, we hear stories of chaotic or unsafe ceremonial spaces, where those facilitating may not fully understand what they are working with. Space Holding is not just about facilitating—it is about responsibility. It is about being deeply attuned to the energetic, psychological, and spiritual states of those in your care.