I have spent a lifetime in the pursuit of physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. Childhood traumas nearly overwhelmed me, but I sought out healers, shamans, mystics, rabbis, ministers, therapists, and coaches to help me, each with a different focus and specialty, but what they all had in common was they each supported me in opening myself to a kind and gentle voice inside that urged me to treat myself with the love and respect that I desired and had misplaced the seeking of in the external world. I began to recognize that my defensive actions were triggered by shame, and when I gave voice to those shames, saying them out loud, sharing them with others, over time they lost their force and hold on me. I began to hold my own suffering with as much reverence and tenderness as I felt in a moment of joy, say watching a sunrise or holding a puppy, and my life began to flow with the presence and guidance of my own heart. I centered myself in the loving presence outside of duality. After many years as a finance professional for film and television, I have moved in the direction of supporting others using my own intuitive guidance and the many skills I have learned along the way. I love inspiring others to find their North Star, the core at the heart of their own loving presence.
I completed my undergraduate degree in Literature from UC Berkeley and a Master’s Degree in Spiritual Psychology with an emphasis in Consciousness, Health & Healing from USM. I have taken an abundance of classes in Mysticism, Meditation, and Prayer, often at the Agape Spiritual Center in Los Angeles and have been a lifelong student of healing, alchemy, and spirituality. I currently live in Santa Fe, and I am especially fond of poetry, black tea, felines, wolves, math, and copious numbers of trees.
“When people are ready to, they change. They never do it before then, and sometimes they die before they get around to it. You can’t make them change if they don’t want to, just like when they do want to, you can’t stop them.” ― Andy Warhol
