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A Bit About Me
I grew up a missionary kid, and my search for real Truth led me into mysticism and then away from God entirely. I spent fifteen years searching for meaning through politics (the Obama campaigns), achievement, and distraction -- doing anything to avoid actually feeling. I rediscovered God after Ayahuasca reminded me to seek the silent voice within and to connect to the God-in-All, the thread in the single web connecting all existence. I often meet God in nature: connecting to it, listening to it, and working with it as teacher and kin.
My circular journey, from dogma to disillusionment to a renewed encounter with God, now fuels my purpose: helping people meet their true selves and the God who shaped and loves them. My work includes writing, one-on-one guidance and facilitation, pro bono sessions for underserved communities, and an ongoing exploration of how worldviews are formed, shattered, healed, and reborn.
I serve as a guardian in a medicine community, serve financially vulnerable individuals through Mercy Trips, and facilitate both sober journeys and journeys with sacred plants and magical molecules. My approach is trauma-informed and psycho-somatic, rooted in emotional mastery, and always comes back to connecting with self, each other, earth and God. I move with a light touch -- holding a strong, safe space while trusting people and the medicine.
I'm also the author of Love Is Not the Answer, an allegorical exploration of spirituality, fractured culture, and personal transformation.