Welcome to Peter Twigg's website

True healing takes place when one lets go of form and comes to rest on the formless.

I employ techniques of meditation to bring about healing and transformation in conjunction with homoeopathy and naturopathy. Some of the outcomes of my work include resolving emotional blockages, restoring health so you are free to be yourself; achieving more and helping you to recognise your true nature and potential.

These meditation techniques were developed by Samuel Sagan MD founder of the Clairvision School. Called Inner Space Techniques (IST), they are a series of techniques resting on the inner space of meditation. I have been practicing IST since 1988 when the Clairvision School was first founded by Dr Sagan. I am an Inner Space Practitioner, Senior Instructor and Clearer of the School.

Inner Space Techniques offers a pathway of self exploration that closely integrates a therapeutic and metaphysical dimension. As such it covers a wide range of applications from regression therapy to meditation, vision practice, ISIS, healing, astrology, work with death and bereavement, release of emotional blockages and clearing of unwanted energetic parasites.

I have been a practicing homoeopath and naturopath for over 18 years. I've led retreats, workshops and trainings in meditation and self-development and given public lectures on various self-development and meditation related topics in Australia, Europe and the USA. I started studying with Dr Sagan at the same time Dr Sagan was founding the Clairvision School based of meditation and experiential spirituality.

In my work with clients I draw from my training in homoeopathy and naturopathy together with my training and depth of personal experience in meditation, self-development work and experiences of consciousness. My evolution as a practitioner has seen me move from being a naturopath and homoeopath towards becoming a spiritual healer. My focus is to provide a framework in which to help people transform or heal. I work with people using a variety of tools. The work I do is often extremely subtle and profound. It is a work of depth seeking to bring about change at the deepest level of yourself.

“Our ordinary consciousness is not ‘natural’, but an acquired product. This has given us both many useful skills and many insane sources of useless suffering.”
Charles Tart, Waking Up