True transformation arises from acknowledging and integrating the often-overlooked aspects of our psyche—the shadows that shape our thoughts, behaviors, and relationships. 

By embracing the shadows within, we embark on a profound journey of self-discovery.

I have committed my life to providing a safe and supportive space for individuals to explore, understand, and ultimately embrace these hidden facets of their being.

Through a combination of empathetic coaching, transformative practices, and personalized guidance, I strive to help my clients:

Illuminate the Shadows: Shed light on the unconscious patterns and beliefs that may be holding them back, fostering a deep awareness of their inner landscape.

Cultivate Self-Acceptance: Encourage self-compassion and acceptance of all aspects of the self, fostering a sense of wholeness and authenticity.

Empower Transformation: Equip individuals with tools and strategies to navigate challenges, fostering resilience and facilitating positive change.

Build Authentic Connections: Foster the development of genuine, meaningful connections with oneself and others by embracing vulnerability and authenticity.

Create Lasting Change: Facilitate a transformative journey that goes beyond surface-level solutions, instigating profound and lasting shifts in mindset and behavior.

At Operation Moksha, we are dedicated to being catalysts for personal evolution, guiding ourselves towards a more integrated, authentic, and fulfilling existence.

Join us on the path to self-discovery and transformation—where shadows are not feared, but rather, embraced as integral parts of the brilliant mosaic that makes each individual unique.

Chris supports deep transformations in the lives of his clients and has been doing so for the last decade.

His extensive background in Shadow Integration, Hermeticism, martial arts and western psychology, combine to form a unique teaching approach that is trusted by Coaches, Business Owners, Athletes, Artists, and Entertainers.

He resides in Los Angeles, California, where he devotes his time outside of his private practice to community development, music and mental health research.