We can co-create a world that feels like home.

I was raised in a devout evangelical American Christian household. At the age of 17, I left the US and began teaching english at a school of social work in Haiti with my older sister. Exposure to extreme poverty, beauty and the connectedness of us as humans opened up questions about religion, spirituality, truth and connection for me. While I have come to study many spiritual and religious traditions since that time, the Baha'i Revelation for me offers a vision for humanity's progress and evolution, and a renewal on the meaning of religion itself. While I consider myself 'a friend of the Faith,' I draw much inspiration from the Baha'i principles, including but not limited to:

• the oneness of God, humanity, and religion
• the harmony of science and religion
• the dawn of a new day
• the advent of divine justice, and 
• a destiny for humanity of greater peace. 

I welcome refection on these subjects and hold a certification on Religious Trauma from the Global Center of Religious Research, knowing deconstruction of our current relationship to "God" and "religion" is foundational to renewed relationship to what we mean by these things.

From childhood, I began having dreams about World War. I didn't think much of it until my brother died at the age of 23 - something I had dreamt about at the age of 13. The death of my brother opened up several things: contemplation around the relationship of the 'spiritual' and 'embodied,' what dreams were, how connected we are as people, how men and women on the earth today experience the emotional and the mystical based on socialization and expectation, how we heal from grief and trauma. I first leaned into the study of yoga and the practice of meditation and was soon guided to a vision of the divine feminine. The Gene Keys are a 'synthesis' or 'transmission' based on the Chinese I Ching, supporting humans in personal and collective evolution at a cellular level. My own life's work and evolution of Gene Key 4/49 (forgiveness and rebirth) supported me to heal from my own fear of myself, my dreams, and the transitionary moment we find ourselves in as a human species. As a student of the Gene Keys I center: 

• personal and collective change
• the core values of contemplation, inquiry, gentleness and patience
• an evolutionary perspective of consciousness and the body

I first had a vision of serving people in the space of sexuality at a 10 day silent Vipasanna Retreat in 2018. I first had a vision of guiding women in the winter of 2019. And I first had a vision of the divine feminine rising in the autumn of 2019, in the months following my brothers passing. These visions paired with my own trauma healing work shut me down. I first pursued peace through mental health, a psychological healing practice called 'the unity of the good,' and yoga and religious study. After 3 years, I felt ready to pursue my pursuit of divine feminine and sexual healing from a more grounded state. At this time I found the work of contemporary tantra teach Layla Martin. Feminine and sexual healing work reawakened my creativity after almost 3 years of struggling to make art following the death of my brother. It also broke open to new sources of pain and anger in my life and began me on a 3+ year journey I am still in of listening to the calls of my own being. The path of the feminine is not one thing. From my vantage point, it invokes: the embracing of shadow and light, our reconnection to 'Pachamama' and mother earth, the reclamation of lost feminine archetypes, the healing of our collective sexuality wounds, the restoration of indigenous traditions, the honoring earth, and the rising of the priestesshood here to guide humanity's transition. I invite people to come into their unique call of the path of the feminine and discover what it speaks to them.