My Full Circle Timewaver Story

They say life can only be understood backwards. And it amazes me how it loops back in mysterious circles, revealing connections we could never have imagined in the moment.

Back in 2021, I joined an eight-day mindfulness retreat at the Sangha Resort in Suzhou, led by Chavalit Frederick Tsao—Chairman of Tsao Pao Chee, a business tycoon and rare leader who weaves Eastern philosophy, holistic wisdom, and quantum theory into business and daily living. Both his presence, as a mindful billionaire fully embodying what he teaches, and the wisdom he shared each day left a lasting impression on me.

But the real “full circle” moment began quietly one afternoon when the forty retreat participants—including myself—were invited to experience a TimeWaver analysis at the resort’s wellness clinic. Guided by therapists, we each received insights that revealed surprising layers of ourselves. For me, it was the first time I encountered this device—and it turned out to be no ordinary technology. That session marked the beginning of my journey with TimeWaver.

I soon learned it was created by Marcus Schmieke, a physicist and philosopher whose life has been devoted to bridging science and spirituality. He invented TimeWaver to let us interact with the invisible patterns that shape our lives through what it's called the “information field.”

That encounter quietly rewired my path. Soon after, I acquired the device, and over time it became much more than a system I learned—it became a companion in my coaching and business practice, helping me and my clients uncover what lies beneath the surface and move forward with clarity and freedom.

This journey eventually led me to my PhD mentor, Dr. David Leong, whose profound grasp of both quantum physics and classical Eastern wisdom has sparked transformation throughout my work. His guidance continually reminds me that true breakthroughs happen when scientific inquiry meets timeless inner wisdom.

And then, yesterday, life brought me full circle in the most unexpected way. At a TimeWaver symposium in Singapore, I found myself in the same room as Mr. Tsao, Marcus, and David—three figures from three turning points in my story, now gathered in a single moment. It felt as if the universe gave me a wink, reminding me that there is always an unseen order quietly weaving us toward our own becoming.

Looking back, that retreat in Suzhou was just the seed. Yesterday, I saw the circle. And the mystery of life is that it always knows the path, even when we don’t.

For that, and for the teachers and guides who continue to walk beside me, I am deeply grateful. ❤️