All claims about what Liana told her to do are Jackie's verbatim testimony, presented as her account.
So, Kaya Lane has this course because she's a therapist herself.
She used to have a practice, and after 10 years of having her practice, she found Liana.
And she's so loyal to Liana that when Liana told her to basically burn her practice down, not physically, but figuratively, she ended up cutting all of her clients off, deleting all of the emails.
Kaya Lane deletes all the emails of her patients, disconnects her phone number, blocks everybody, shuts her practice down, and moves to New Mexico.
where Kaya Alene hates living there, but she's doing it because Liana Shanti told her to.
She ended up leaving her husband.
A former community member who worked personally with Kaya Alene in one-on-one coaching sessions describes her as, quote, one of Liana Shanti's oldest and most devoted students.
Following the community since approximately 2012, they describe Kaya as, quote, essentially a proxy for Liana.
with her income entirely derived from administering Liana Shanti's programs.
This source confirms Kaya Alin never met Liana Shanti in person despite years of following her.
We want to be clear here.
Kaya Alin's decision to close her practice is hers to characterize.
What we know is that she has since left the Liana Shanti community entirely, and again her own story will be told, in her own words, in a later episode.
Liana Shanti's teachings didn't only change Jackie's sister-in-law's relationship with her family.
They changed Jackie's relationships
too.
Liana Shanti had me convinced that my mother that did everything for us did not love me.
I was convinced she hated me.
She never loved me and that my father, who's passed, never loved me either.
And that is why I cut my mom off is because I was convinced my parents never loved me.
I want to backtrack on something.
My brother didn't require, demand, or ask that I be a stay-at-home mother or a stay-at-home wife.
He did not ask that.
All claims about what Liana told her to do are Jackie's verbatim testimony, presented as her account.
So, Kaya Lane has this course because she's a therapist herself.
She used to have a practice, and after 10 years of having her practice, she found Liana.
And she's so loyal to Liana that when Liana told her to basically burn her practice down, not physically, but figuratively, she ended up cutting all of her clients off, deleting all of the emails.
Kaya Lane deletes all the emails of her patients, disconnects her phone number, blocks everybody, shuts her practice down, and moves to New Mexico.
where Kaya Alene hates living there, but she's doing it because Liana Shanti told her to.
She ended up leaving her husband.
A former community member who worked personally with Kaya Alene in one-on-one coaching sessions describes her as, quote, one of Liana Shanti's oldest and most devoted students.
Following the community since approximately 2012, they describe Kaya as, quote, essentially a proxy for Liana.
with her income entirely derived from administering Liana Shanti's programs.
This source confirms Kaya Alin never met Liana Shanti in person despite years of following her.
We want to be clear here.
Kaya Alin's decision to close her practice is hers to characterize.
What we know is that she has since left the Liana Shanti community entirely, and again her own story will be told, in her own words, in a later episode.
Liana Shanti's teachings didn't only change Jackie's sister-in-law's relationship with her family.
They changed Jackie's relationships
too.
Liana Shanti had me convinced that my mother that did everything for us did not love me.
I was convinced she hated me.
She never loved me and that my father, who's passed, never loved me either.
And that is why I cut my mom off is because I was convinced my parents never loved me.
I want to backtrack on something.
My brother didn't require, demand, or ask that I be a stay-at-home mother or a stay-at-home wife.
He did not ask that.
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