I grew up in the very northern part of Idaho, next to the Canadian border. My earliest childhood memory was running through the freshly turned over soil for our garden in my bare feet. I can still smell the rich dankness of the soil. My Irish grandmother would tell the story of the terrifying experiences she had changing my diaper and finding frogs and lizards being loving carried around.

I realized very young that I had a unique gift of sight as well as being an empathic intuitive. Often, I was out in nature escaping a disruptive home and school life where I was often made to feel weird or unable to fit in.

As I began to have dialog with Mother earth and the Nature beings, I found a sense of belonging and safety. When I got older, I realized when I opened my heart and senses I became fully awakened to the magic of the wild rhythms of nature and the profound Feminine Widom of our precious Mother earth.

This led me to work with and explore many different parts of the world and the Indigenous peoples that lived there. I spent many years working with the elders in the Seirra Nevada mountains of Columbia, elders in the Amazons of Peru and Bali Indonesia. I studied with a Pele Kumu in Hawaii through the traditional oral way and became a certified Ho’oponopono practicer. This deepened my inner knowing that Love is the healer of all wounds.

Always carrying the longing to be in greater service to all beings and our beloved Mother. After many years of being a sustainable organic grower, I began to see people see things in a radically different way as more and more of us started to “wake up” spiritually. I started to discover an entirely new identity beyond my usual sense of who I was.