Energy Flow Project
The Energy Flow Project (EFP) is dedicated to the collection of funds to support the continuing education of Jitranoot Chookorn’s two nieces (Aew & Ice, aged 7 and 12 and living in South Thailand). Their father tragically passed away in a car accident 5 years ago and their mother is struggling financially.
It is Energy Flow’s belief that the more we give, the more we receive and when we can give without expecting anything in return it can make our heart sing, and our life expand and flow endlessly like a beautiful river.
It is Energy Flow’s belief that the more we give, the more we receive and when we can give without expecting anything in return it can make our heart sing, and our life expand and flow endlessly like a beautiful river.
Jitra's Journey
Jitra comes from a family of 6 siblings and was born in Thailand. She has been in Australia for over 15 years.
Jitra acknowledges she had a tough childhood especially given her mother died from kidney failure when she was 7 year old and her youngest brother was only 10 months old. In hindsight, Jitra understands that the death of her mother left her heart empty, which manifested in years of fear and sadness.
Following the death of her mother, the family was split and Jitra and 3 of her siblings were sent to live with her Aunty and grandparents. Her other 2 brothers stayed with their father and step mother.
At age 15, Jitra embarked on an independent journey of self-discovery and headed to Bangkok to work and save money to support herself. Through her hard work, she was even able to save enough for her own continuing education. This is particularly notable given she had only completed grade 6 at primary school and was denied the opportunity to continue her schooling.
Her struggle to succeed has never waivered, and accordingly, Energy Flow is a thriving multi disciplined therapy establishment today.
Energy Flow/Jitra believes in the importance for every child to be well educated.
Thank you for supporting the EFP.
Jitra acknowledges she had a tough childhood especially given her mother died from kidney failure when she was 7 year old and her youngest brother was only 10 months old. In hindsight, Jitra understands that the death of her mother left her heart empty, which manifested in years of fear and sadness.
Following the death of her mother, the family was split and Jitra and 3 of her siblings were sent to live with her Aunty and grandparents. Her other 2 brothers stayed with their father and step mother.
At age 15, Jitra embarked on an independent journey of self-discovery and headed to Bangkok to work and save money to support herself. Through her hard work, she was even able to save enough for her own continuing education. This is particularly notable given she had only completed grade 6 at primary school and was denied the opportunity to continue her schooling.
Her struggle to succeed has never waivered, and accordingly, Energy Flow is a thriving multi disciplined therapy establishment today.
Energy Flow/Jitra believes in the importance for every child to be well educated.
Thank you for supporting the EFP.
