The spiritual realm has always fascinated me. As a young child, I contemplated the after-life and still do. I gazed into the clear, night sky with curiosity and still do. My seeking led me to many experiences along the way.

My passion of the mystics led me to studying Tibetan Buddhism, gaining a certification to practice Ayurvedic health, obtaining master-level yoga certification after teaching over 1000 classes, training with master Vedic astrologers, and studying Herbalism and natural remedies.

My spiritual quest began in the Appalachian mountains raised in the local Southern Baptist Church. I learned to pray and I learned the value of a relationship with the holy realms. But I always felt the need to be empowered to choose my beliefs.

Throughout my 20s and 30s, I explored many metaphysical topics where I read the sacred texts of many religions,  attended events and  gatherings, joined organizations, and went on solitude retreats. The biggest lesson for me was the common thread through all the religions and beliefs. If I had to pick one quote to summarize the experiences and to explain what I believe, it is the words of the His Holiness the Dalai Lama 14th: "My religion is very simple. My religion is kindness."