
“There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” – Edith Wharton


Welcome to my page!
The bio part of this is usually the most challenging for me.
I keep rewriting it but the basic story is the same. Awkward!
When I was growing up I honestly thought that everyone was aware of how much the angels love them. I genuinely thought everybody could hear, see, feel or know how loved they are! From Archangel Michael to everyone's personal spirit guides and all the elementals in between, I was confident that everyone had the ability to receive their wisdom and guidance. It wasn't until I was 15 years old that I realized my world view wasn't entirely accurate. On that day a message was received that prevented someone else from getting hurt... but no one else openly acknowledged it.
Suddenly my experience seemed so different from everyone else's. That epiphany taught me that magic can move mountains if we let it in or align our free will with it. I STILL believe that everyone has the ability to connect to the Universe's unconditional love for them. ...It's just that now I realize we all need assistance now and again.
I struggled to find joy in being myself in a world full of others' interpretations and expectations. Though I battled in 'the walk between worlds' I sought out spirituality knowing that it had something to do with my life purpose. In 2003 I discovered the book "Healing with the Angels" by Doreen Virtue and suddenly I didn't feel so alone. It's amazing how a straight road can feel so curvy when you're on it! I kept seeking and I found teachers along the way and eventually I went back to school to get my degree in psychology. I'm still learning every day and I've been blessed to share it with all of you by teaching my own content, channeling messages, and helping other clairaudients find their peace. My journey has brought me from churches to sweat lodges, from Kenya to Maui, and all the way back to my hometown to realize the dream of community and having a little new age shop to call home. (Pssst... you can find it at Hidden Gem on Main!)