The Journey of Justin Thomas
Label Liberation was born from over 50 years of lived inquiry by Justin Thomas—a man who dared to ask why we wear the masks we do, and what happens when we take them off.
After decades of observing how roles, labels, and pecking orders distort human potential, Justin began crafting a new language of awakening, built not on diagnoses, but on truth, love, and symbolic rebirth.
Breaking the Trance
“We are hypnotized by generations of groupthink, pulled into games where we must either win or lose, bluff or be bluffed. But every baby is born whole, spontaneous, and unlabelled.”
Justin’s mission: to help humanity remember the person beneath the roles. To remove the inherited scripts we never agreed to write—and to offer a universal rite of passage out of mental bondage.
Letters of Recognition
- Ottawa Anxiety and Trauma Clinic – for contributions to trauma healing
- McDonald International Academy – for emotional wellness in education
These letters are a testament to the human impact behind the philosophy.
The Deeper Intent
This isn’t about self-help or motivational talk. Label Liberation is a reality-intervention—an invitation to recognize the global illness of role-based identity and offer each individual a symbolic rebirth back into wholeness.
It is spiritual. It is psychological. It is human.
“As a Nutritionist and a Trainer I realised that Justin Thomas gave me some training I really needed; the best human training ever, in being Me! Thanks Justin!”
— Anthony Di Pasquale
Who is Justin Thomas?
From the earliest days of his childhood, Justin Thomas was subjected to abuse. At first the parental abuse was physical and emotional. Later, sexual abuse was added to the list. As a baby, he was thrown against a wall. As a young child, his father held him by the ankles over a bridge. Both his aunt and uncle sexually abused him. He was ridiculed and demeaned by his entire family. His life became a journey to overcome these labels and the pain they caused.
Despite this, Justin achieved remarkable success. At 18, he had chart-topping songs. At 23, he was signed to the William Morris Agency and offered the male lead in David and Lisa. Many of these opportunities were sabotaged—sometimes by his mother, sometimes by himself.
Labeled “retarded” and cast into helplessness, Justin didn’t pass grade one. At 28, he re-entered first grade at UCLA’s clinic school for learning disorders. His journey to break the trance of this label gave him unique insight into how all people are imprisoned by roles and labels.
At age 20, he attended a professors-only conference on Human Communication. Two master educators discussed “unlearning.” Justin realized he was ahead of the curve—he’d never learned the programming in the first place. For the first time, he felt he wasn’t broken.
This awakening launched his 40+ year mission: to uncover and dismantle the hidden architecture of labels, roles, and identity scripts that perpetuate suffering.
What Others Are Saying
- Letter from Bill Graham
- Letter from the McDonald International Academy
- Letter from Ottawa Anxiety & Trauma Clinic
- Letter from Mark Slade (Text | Handwritten)
- Other quotes about Justin
- Even more quotes
“What a clear mirror for liberating one’s life.”
— Theodore Isaac Rubin, M.D.
“Justin Thomas’ story is amazing! ‘Life transforming’ seems very appropriate.”
— David Chilton
“Label Liberation is an emotional equivalent to a cure for cancer.”
— Katherine Hoey, Educator
“Label Liberation is glorious, awesome, astounding. It means a lot to me.”
— Deepak Chopra, M.D.
Label Liberation: A Global Reset for Mental Health 