Hello, and thank you for visiting!

I’m Shifra Chesler—a wife, mother of three, and one of nine siblings.
 

For as long as I can remember, I've been fascinated by people. I’ve always

loved connecting with others, truly listening to their stories, and gaining a deep understanding of their world. Growing up, I had aspired to become either a therapist or psychologist. My parents, Shaul and Chana Rosenblatt, discovered the transformative philosophy of The Three Principles (originally uncovered by Sydney Banks) when I was in my teens, and I noticed a profound shift in how they lived their lives. I quietly observed as they worked with hundreds of individuals who transitioned from suffering to joy, often in a surprisingly short amount of time and I realized if I wanted to go on a path of helping people feel more at peace with their lives, this is the way forward for me.

If I hadn't witnessed it myself, I wouldn’t have believed it.

 

After all, isn’t real change supposed to take many years and a lot of effort? But what I saw was quite the opposite: people already possess everything they need within themselves—they simply need to be guided toward it and change will occur naturally and often very quickly.

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After completing my BA in Childhood and Youth Studies and becoming a certified Three Principles Practitioner through the One Thought Institute, I ran my own practice in Jerusalem, Israel for four years. During that time, I led women’s groups, hosted community nights in Jerusalem, organized children’s groups, and worked with individuals of all ages one-on-one. I also co-created the Spark Curriculum for secondary schools. Later, I moved to the U.S., where I spent four years working with students at Penn State University. Now, I’ve returned to my hometown of London, UK.

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I feel incredibly blessed to have the opportunity to help people reconnect with their own inner wisdom and well-being through The Three Principles.

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I work with people of all ages, either in person in London or via Zoom.