The diagnosis changes you.
The healing reshapes you.
I’m Jasper, founder of Holistic Path.
My work supports people living with cancer and recovery in restoring steadiness, clarity, and trust in their own body — through grounded, integrative practices.
I never planned to do this work —
just as I never planned to face cancer three times.
What followed shaped how I understand healing.
This is my story.
This time, healing wouldn’t move —
I felt cut off from life’s natural flow.
My yoga teacher guided me back to the basics:
inner balance, simplicity, nourishment.
I immersed myself in yoga deeply,
completing advanced Yoga Therapy trainings.
They opened doors into the deeper layers of being human — and being myself.
Through it, yoga became a path to wellbeing, peace, and unity.
I felt the power of mind and belief, and it led me into a period of deep silence through Vipassana.
There, buried experiences surfaced, and something shifted inside me — not as an idea, but as a felt change in my body.
I experienced a profound sense of release.
Later, scans confirmed I was in remission.
I returned to Bali with a different energy — quieter, steadier, and ready to reclaim my life.
That’s when it became clear:
The deepest healing guidance comes from within.
This was the start of Holistic Path. I transformed my lifestyle completely — from what I ate to how I breathed, reflected, and studied.
And I discovered that true healing starts with
belief and honest hope, not promises.
Ayurveda helped me see our wholeness — every thought, feeling, and cell speaking to each other.
In 2016, I ran to Bali —
long surf days, long nights out, and a stress I didn’t want to admit.
Then one night, I felt it clearly: the cancer had returned.
I asked my doctors what caused it and why it came back?
They had no answer beyond medication and symptom control.
My strength was returning, and the transformation felt real.
I started meditating,
but fear and unanswered questions remained.
What if it comes back?
What does true health even mean?
I didn’t want survival — I needed understanding and safety.
Chemo took my strength and clarity,
and I barely recognized who I was becoming.
But I trusted my instincts more than the limitations I was given.
So I turned toward nourishment,
meditation, nature, and silence.
Slowly, I rebuilt from within.
Ten months later, I reached remission.
I was 24.
A golf-ball lump in my neck. Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
The diagnosis brought relief, finally a truth I could face.
Chemo was brutal, but it did something unexpected:
It pulled me inward.
Healing became less about surviving and more about reconnecting with myself.
2014
2016
2017
2019
I wanted depth — the true inner layers of yoga.
I started my coaching degree with Mindvalley, facing the parts of myself still asking to be felt.
Clarity and service became my direction.
And coaching showed me how naturally I could listen and hold space.
2021
I took a life coach! Yoga, breathwork, and coaching became the pillars of my life.
Working with other cancer patients showed me how deeply these practices can shape both body and mind.
But inside, the presence of the tumor pulled me into self-blame — believing I had to go deeper, eat cleaner, live purer, search harder.
Until one day a quiet truth emerged:
maybe I’m not the cause.
Maybe cancer is simply a chaotic force, not a personal failure.
2024
Years of healing and learning taught me a simple truth:
The alternative world can mislead, and the medical world can overlook the human whole.
So I knew it was time to share what had become clear to me.
I began guiding cancer patients more closely and opened The Seed in Lagos — teaching yoga every day and leading weekly breathwork ceremonies.
Out of this work, Holistic Path took shape — a space for steady, integrated, whole-person care.
No shortcuts.
No chasing symptoms.
A grounded path for body, mind, and soul.
2013
2015
2017
2018
Life continued after remission, but after a year things shifted.
Physically, but mentally and emotionally, I was unraveling.
Stress, heartbreak, family struggles, no purpose — I was disconnected again.
The diagnosis was clear. A relapse, it reminded me how inseparable the mind and body truly are.
2020
After a year living with shamans, healers, and yogis, nothing changed — the tumor stayed small and stable.
I slipped back into a “normal” life: a good job, my own apartment, routines.
But something felt deeply off.
I started blaming myself of the cause of cancer
I still felt stressed and disconnected, craving adventure, nature, and real aliveness — not just waiting for weekends.
2021
2022
2024 - NOW
In south Portugal, I found a quieter rhythm — teaching yoga, hosting retreats, and falling in love from a grounded heart.
The birth of our daughter, Aurora, felt like a vision I had once glimpsed during my yoga training finally coming alive.
I immersed myself in Holotropic Breathwork, Yoga Nidra, and life coaching.
Here, love, breath, and purpose became my roots.
I knew deep within, there will come a solution!
I always told myself I’d give it time — that new options would come.
So it wasn’t a surprise when my doctor offered a new trial comb of chemotherapy and immunotherapy.
By then, I had built a strong foundation through nutrition, yoga, breathwork, and nervous system regulation.
I chose to combine the best of both worlds.
I visualized healing, meditated, and blessed the treatment, trusting it would support me.
The Next Chapter:
Now after coming in remission for the third time. I have found my time and energy to use it for the benifit of others.
This next chapter of my life is about offering what has been lived and learned.
Supporting others as they find steadiness, clarity, and their own way forward.
I work with people who are at the beginning of a new phase, offering personalized support that meets them where they are — without shortcuts or promises.
