GP Walsh

GP Walsh is a spiritual teacher and healer based in Seattle, Washington. He describes his life's work as being a bridge between self-inquiry and emotional healing, and teaching others to do the same. After decades as both teacher and healer, he sees the two as necessary partners: self-realization and emotional healing go hand in hand.

His one-on-one healing work centers on the subtle art of creating an inner state of safety. He has worked with people from all walks of life, from business executives to stay-at-home moms, and with combat veterans with severe PTSD and adults with C-PTSD from extreme childhood abuse, which he himself suffered as a boy. His experience spans four decades in various traditions of healing: emotional, psychological, physical and metaphysical. Despite his depth in many spiritual traditions, his focus stays on bringing healing and freedom from suffering to everyday human life.

On the emotional side, he teaches Meridian Tapping, shares it on his YouTube channel The Tapping Channel, and leads multi-week immersions. He also developed Presence Tapping, which combines Meridian Tapping with guided meditation so that no words are needed. On the contemplative side, he offers open satsang for questions about self-inquiry and emotional healing, and a Self Inquiry Sangha for those who want to go deeper into self-inquiry and non-duality with experienced guidance.

Described as an author, speaker, storyteller and musician, GP is known as the Irreverent Sage, a teacher who mixes insight, divine inspiration and humor, and for whom no subject is off limits. Jack Canfield, co-author of Chicken Soup for the Soul, has praised his storytelling, saying he can keep an audience mesmerized while delivering teaching that is profound and life-changing.