Are you helping others but losing yourself in the process? Do you feel guilty about serving your own needs? Disciplinism is for those who wish to take the hard road of “getting their sh*t together,” as it’s come to be known, in order to be of better service to others.

Hi, I’m Siosi. My mission is to know thy Self in the service of others.

This site came out of necessity and “gentle” persuading by some beautiful souls (you know who you are, so thank you).

For too long, I noticed that people were losing themselves while helping others… myself included. I was taught how to give of Self, but never to really receive. When certain events took place in my life, I took it upon me to face some very harsh truths and act upon them.

As a result, I am now on a long, hard road of practicing what I preach, deprogramming habits that no longer serve me, and applying what I know on a spiritual level. This Path may not be for everyone but, for those with the courage to do what they know is best for their soul and environment, join me in this journey.

Expect to have your comfort zones pushed, pulled and prodded, for it is only through entering this uncomfortable zone, do you truly grow.

Disciplinism serves as a foundation – a manifesto of sorts – for others to learn from my experiences and, if willing, their own. By exposing the Truth of my own Self, and making myself vulnerable, I hope you will see the strength behind this confronting, yet gentle force. As they say, “The truth shall set you free.”

Why the Tiger?

The White Tiger is a symbol for personal Truth, strength through conviction, and uniqueness. It comes to those who are willing to do the hard work required in understanding the true Self. It is independent and restless by nature, but only because its boundless energy requires direction towards a Higher purpose. It sets its Self apart by staying true and loyal to Self and leads by example.

If you are interested in this “cause,” please feel free to contact me, as momentum is taking place (in conjunction with InterAction) to turn this into something far greater than myself.