“Twenty-two years ago, I stood alone amongst my family, best friends and our dog. On a day I wished I could cancel – my 50th birthday.
How could I speak, I had nothing to celebrate. I felt lonely, ashamed, sad, and unworthy. My addiction had dragged me away from forming any real-life relationships. Even my kids. There was always the divider interfering.
So much covering up. Lies, deceit, and life had no meaning anymore. I had no one to turn to. My nervous system was at its breaking point.”
My name is Hugh Dinning. I’m in my seventies, an active individual who also runs his own business. But it hasn’t always been a happy journey. For many years I’ve found myself in a vicious cycle of addictions, depression and lack of self-worth. Physical and Psychological problems, which already started in my mid-twenties, soon after ended in a nervous breakdown and a broken marriage.
I gathered myself and commenced a journey looking for answers.
After a long series of trying many different paths and philosophies, I finally arrived at what I was looking for. You will be able to read my full story in HUGH’s CHAPTER.
After receiving a new life and my purpose in life, I felt in my heart to share my journey with other people to help them become aware that there’s a way out of any difficult situation.
I now know how important it is that the family is in harmony. No matter where you’re at, this can be achieved at any time. This is why it is very much in my heart to help families and young people. I have had 2 marriages with 2 children. I know where I went wrong.
You are welcome to join me for a Cuppa at my home at 9 Walnut Street, Malvern, and you can hear more about the following topics
- My Life as a Child
- My Life with Addiction.
- My Life as a Father
- My Life as a Businessman.
- My Life now
- My Experience with Nature.
- The Role of the Parent.
- The Role of Business.
- The Importance of Youth and Giving Them Good Guidance and a Solid Foundation in Life.
The intention is not to gain anything personal or material from this project, but to partake in the joy others may receive, by hearing about my story. The focus of my life has now become the question of how I can serve other human beings.