I give all of myself to you in session. I cry with you, laugh with you, heal with you, love you! Is a privilege and a gift to share in this intimate space. To share in such profoundly personal spaces is precious and it's an honor I hold very sincerely in highest integrity.
To see your soul -- your Divine Self-- if even for a moment, is no casual encounter. I do not desire to tell you what to do, nor how to do, simply to reflect back to you the very best of yourself and to inspire the courage within you to Be-Come it! I don't believe in fortune telling, I only believe in YOU!
Those who find me, are guided to me, and entrust me to see them in these moments, I receive as a blessing from God. A blessing that I can love, hold and honor you, and that the work we do here helps you deeply. I am daily humbled by what I see in you and, with great gratitude, I'm allowed by Spirit to do it another day.
I have clear ceremony in place which allows me to give all of myself to you while in session and then I cut cords after. I work in the Light and Serve the Light. I am clear in my ethics and hyper vigilant in my energetic boundaries. This allows me to be in highest service and ensure you can get from me what you need ... if I am the one to whom you've been lead.
I am not here to carry, coddle or wallow with you. It is in this way that I am able to be and do more of what you need. Because I am clear in how much I can do for you... and what you must do for yourself.
Many people are able to get what they need in one session. Those who return however share a different space in my heart. I live with you, love with you, hold and cherish you. I adore these Souls whom I am honored to work with throughout your journey.
I am also protective of who does make it into my heart. I have limitless love, compassion and respect for those who can truly dig in, stand in their truth and do their work. Continued work together is a privilege earned, not simply bought. It is these beloveds who inspire my best, and together our work changes the world.
When one person can stand in their light, the world benefits. When we all can to do this, the world CHANGES!
I talk about death a lot. Not in a morbid way, but talking alleviates much of the fear and the goofy stories our brains create.
I think back to the birth of my daughter. We spent 9 months planning, preparing, training for her birth. Yet after she was here, we felt a little unprepared at what to do next. For 9 months we focused on the 12 hours it took to bring her into this world rather than how to guide her in it for a lifetime.
Death is the same for me. When we hear terms like "Start the Conversation" (a slogan for a funeral home here in Denver) most people think of discussing with loved ones what the arrangements should be made-- how and where they want to be buried. We spend our energy focused on the body, on the care of the physical vessel, and blessed little time talking about what actually will occur during and after life ends.
I am passionate and at times emblazoned by talking about death in a way that supports the soul and brings comfort to the living. After life has nothing to do with a coffin and everything to do with our the energy we bring into the great beyond! Beliefs aside, it is deep quandary of faith and hope that in modern times we have difficulty reconciling.
Talking about death shouldn't upset us, it should bring us comfort and curiosity even. It can open doorways to conversations about our beliefs, fears, our faith even. This allows us to deepen our relationships with those we love and strengthens our faith regardless of religion.
We have a tweaked perception of death in our society which is further preyed upon by a medical establishment and pharmaceutical industry that creates fear as a means of profit. It breaks my heart that we believe talking about death is somehow insensitive, rude or scary when in fact it should be just the opposite.
Death is not only natural, but blissful, peaceful, a celebration of this shift from our physical form.
George Harrison on his passing, literally lit up the room. What a glorious way to continue to inspire the best in us, George!
I hope we can soon embrace this as the norm and not the extra-ordinary.
