About

Most people who find their way here aren’t looking for more insight.

They’re tired. Life feels heavier than it should. But not catastrophically wrong, just quietly effortful.

They feel disconnected, stuck, or internally divided, even though they’ve “done the work”.

That’s not a personal failure. It’s a sign of Soul Weight — responsibility, identity, and effort that were never meant to be carried this long.

I don’t help people become better versions of themselves.

I help them recognise what they’re carrying that was never truly theirs — and let it drop.

When that happens, clarity returns. Effort reduces. Life reorganises around what’s real.

This isn’t about fixing. It’s about removing interference.

People I work with often say things like:

“I feel disconnected from myself.”
“I’ve done years of inner work but still feel stuck.”
“I know something’s off, but I can’t name it.”

They’re not beginners. They’re not falling apart. They’re usually capable, thoughtful, but inwardly exhausted.

What they’re experiencing isn’t lack of insight — it’s accumulated weight.

My work isn’t coaching in the usual sense. It’s not therapy. It’s not about spiritual performance, abundance mindset, or even motivation.

There’s no path to follow, no identity to adopt, no future state to achieve.

I call this process of dropping the invisible weight, Interference Recognition, because:

Change happens through recognition, not effort.

When interference is seen clearly, it no longer needs to be carried.

I’m Dr Scott Zarcinas (aka DoctorZed).

I’ve spent decades immersed in spiritual inquiry, but not as a way to escape life, rather as a way to live it honestly and authentically.

Over time, it became clear that awakening isn’t something you arrive at.

Awakening is what becomes visible when layers of effort, belief, and misidentification fall away.

I don’t see people as ‘works in progress’. I see them as already whole, just carrying too much.

My role isn’t to lead or elevate. It’s to act as a mirror — to help people see what’s already true about themselves.

If something here feels familiar, you don’t need to interpret it. That recognition is enough to begin.

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