About Stuart
From a young age, I sensed what others did not. A quiet knowing, a felt presence beneath the surface of life. While the world around me was fixated on form—on what could be seen and measured—I was drawn to something subtler. The spaces between words, the energy beneath actions, the invisible currents that shape our experience.
As I grew ol
From a young age, I sensed what others did not. A quiet knowing, a felt presence beneath the surface of life. While the world around me was fixated on form—on what could be seen and measured—I was drawn to something subtler. The spaces between words, the energy beneath actions, the invisible currents that shape our experience.
As I grew older, I sought to understand this more deeply. I followed the well-trodden path of intellect and reason, studying pre-medicine with the belief that healing was found in knowledge. Yet, the deeper I went into the system, the clearer it became: something essential was missing. Medicine, as it was practiced, treated the body as separate from the mind, the person as separate from the whole. It was a system built on fragmentation rather than wholeness. What I had hoped would bring answers only deepened my questions.
Then, life intervened. A business trip took me to Asia, and there, in an unassuming moment, everything changed. I watched a group of Qi Gong practitioners move in perfect harmony, their presence effortless yet powerful. They were not forcing healing; they were allowing it. I could see it—not with my eyes, but with something deeper.
For the
Then, life intervened. A business trip took me to Asia, and there, in an unassuming moment, everything changed. I watched a group of Qi Gong practitioners move in perfect harmony, their presence effortless yet powerful. They were not forcing healing; they were allowing it. I could see it—not with my eyes, but with something deeper.
For the first time, I understood. Healing is not an act of doing; it is a state of being. When we align with the natural flow of life, when we release resistance, the intelligence of the body and spirit restores itself. It was not about adding anything—only removing what blocked the presence that was already there.
That moment set me on a new path, a spiritual journey, one that ran parallel to my life in business. I built companies, led teams, and navigated the fast-moving world of commerce, yet my inner work continued. In quiet moments, I shared this understanding with those who sought it—corporate executives, artists, and private clients who were ready to awaken to something beyond success, beyond striving.
Now, in my 50s, the time has come to step fully into this work. Innerphoria is not a business; it is a space—a field of awareness for those ready to remember their true nature. The world is shifting, and within the apparent chaos, a great opening is emerging. What was once hidden is now coming to the surface.
This is the work of our time:
Now, in my 50s, the time has come to step fully into this work. Innerphoria is not a business; it is a space—a field of awareness for those ready to remember their true nature. The world is shifting, and within the apparent chaos, a great opening is emerging. What was once hidden is now coming to the surface.
This is the work of our time: to return to presence, to awaken to the power that has always been within us, and to hold space for others to do the same. It is no longer something I do on the edges of my life—it is life itself. And as I step into this, I see more clearly than ever: the timing is perfect, because presence is always now.