In my adult life, I found myself in a deeply abusive relationship—mentally, verbally, and physically—with someone who told me he loved me while breaking me down piece by piece. That abuse escalated into a violent incident where he tried to take my life. It became my second near-death experience, and surviving it was nothing short of a miracle.

After that came the collapse of my marriage and years in a dark spiral—surrounded by the wrong people, trapped in addictions, and losing sight of who I really was.

And then… the awakening began.
Not the gentle, blissful kind that social media loves to portray—but the painful, soul-rattling kind. The kind that tears away your illusions and forces you to face every shadow, every wound, every belief that has kept you small.

I clawed my way out of addiction. I experienced a powerful Kundalini awakening that shook my body, mind, and soul. I began the long, messy work of healing—changing the patterns I’d inherited, purging lifetimes of pain, and dismantling the belief systems that kept me in survival mode.

I sought help everywhere—through doctors, therapists, mentors, coaches. I learned what real guidance feels like… and what it doesn’t. I saw the pitfalls of ego-driven leaders, mainstream “spiritual” branding, and those who speak of love but don’t lead from the heart.

Through it all, I have lived the reality of PTSD, the deep imprint of a dysfunctional alcoholic family, and the many shapes that trauma can take. I’ve met the darkness in myself and learned how to walk through it into the light—again and again.

Wherever you’re on your path, you don’t have to walk it alone.
I know how much it means to have someone who understands, doesn’t judge, and can simply be there—holding space for your healing, your truth, and your becoming.

Now, I’m here for those who are ready to begin their own journey home.
We are not all the same, and there’s no single path to healing—but I can offer the breadcrumbs I once wished someone had left for me.

This is not about following me.
It’s about following your soul.
It’s about remembering who you truly are—beyond the pain, beyond the conditioning, beyond the noise—and letting your soul lead the way.

I work from the heart, because I know what it’s like to lose yourself… and I know the way back.