It's open forum. You bring the energy, and the questions and the topic or theme shall present its self. Excited to see what comes alive. Sunday at 12pm EST for 55-min. The following meetup won't be until Sept 6th so if you can make time for this one, let it open you and bring forward whats being called to be expressed. You can find the link to the zoom call in the calendar tab of the skool platform.

Good afternoon, Beautiful Beings, We will be reigniting the meetups. I have decided to make them monthly on the 1st Sunday of every month to support those doing the inner work, exploring how consciousness is increasingly more and more aware of itself and the belief systems and mindsets that are limiting the expansiveness that we are wanting to experience. With these new understandings, we desire less to control our environments and the people within them and become empowered in how we can shift ourselves, creating the expansive freedom that we mistakenly seek through others. This is what it means to become a "conscious Creator". The Open Forum format means that you, the attendee, create the theme in which we move through and from. You choose the topic, you choose the direction, and from what you bring forward, an organic dialogue can be tapped into from the field. The field is the archive of knowledge, and the frequency or stream of consciousness that we collectively invite or move from is the stream from which we can pull from within the field. To join the collective container or possibilities and probabilities, please go to the Calendar tab and click the Zoom link, or DM me your email address and I'll send you a direct calendar invite. See you August 2nd at 12 pm EST.

Beautiful Beings, I know each of you is on a profound journey of self-exploration, growth, and expansion. We arrive in these human forms, these temporary vessels through which consciousness experiences itself, as fleeting sparks of light given the opportunity to incarnate into matter. Within this brief moment of existence, we encounter immense beauty, grief, wonder, pain, excitement, love, and loss. At times, the intensity of it all can make us forget that, on some deeper level, we chose to be here. These virtual meetups have been just as powerful and transformative for me as they have been for those who attend. With each gathering, I gain greater clarity around my own mindset, limiting beliefs, and the unconscious patterns that have shaped how I move through the world. This work continually reveals new layers to explore, heal, and integrate. Over the years, I have witnessed profound transformations, both within myself and within my clients. I have watched people shift from feeling as though life is happening against them to moving in harmony with it. They begin releasing the need to control what is not theirs to control and discover a deeper sense of trust in the unfolding of their lives. Our desires are not the source of suffering. Desire is a natural expression of being human, a reflection of the experiences we long to have in this lifetime. Suffering often arises through our attachment to specific outcomes and the stories we create about how life should unfold. Recognizing the depth and importance of this work, I will be taking a short pause and will resume our gatherings on July 19th. During this time, I intend to turn inward, exploring deeper aspects of myself, my ego, and the work I am called to offer in the world. I am stepping into this space with the intention of returning having excavated more, learned more, and expanded more, so that I may continue sharing from a place of greater clarity, wisdom, and service. Thank you for walking this path alongside me. I look forward to reconnecting with you all soon.

Discernment; dis·cern·ment, is the quality of being able to perceive what is not immediately visible. It is the ability to grasp what is subtle, to distinguish between truth and distortion, clarity and illusion. It is insight, wisdom, and the capacity to see beyond the obvious so that we may move through the world with awareness, rather than unconscious reaction. It is perceived by many that we are in a time of a “great awakening.” A shifting of outdated paradigms, making space for an elevation of consciousness within our species. Personally, I do not just believe this, I trust it, and I witness it. I see it within myself, and within those closest to me, including people I once believed would remain confined to the patterns of an undeveloped and wounded ego. I see it most clearly in the people I am privileged to work with. Individuals who are choosing to turn toward themselves, to discipline, transcend, or simply begin to understand and befriend an estranged and, at times, unruly ego. Transformation is no longer a distant concept, it is happening in real time. Alongside this awakening, there is a palpable movement within the collective. There is grief, anger, resistance, and a deep sense of disillusionment rising to the surface. Much of this is tied to systems and structures that have, for generations, conditioned us to outsource our autonomy and sovereignty, creating an internal separation from Self. We have been taught, subtly and overtly, to look outside of ourselves for authority, whether through political systems, institutionalized religion, or cultural conditioning that dictates what is acceptable, valuable, or true. In that outsourcing, something essential has been obscured. A direct relationship to our own inner knowing. To something innate, sovereign, and whole. And as this begins to come into view, it can feel destabilizing. For many, it is as if the ground beneath them is shifting. What once felt certain now feels questionable. What once felt trustworthy is being re-examined.

One of the most common questions I receive around mystical experiences of oneness, or unity consciousness, centers on the concept of merging, and what it means for our sense of identity. We spend much of our lives learning to analyze, label, strategize, speculate, and accumulate. Now, as many of us enter a period of awakening, we find ourselves beginning to unlearn these very patterns. While these cognitive frameworks are highly functional within the material world, this left-brain dominance often reinforces a sense of separation, not only from one another, but from the natural world itself. It creates distance where, at a more fundamental level of awareness, there is continuity. What if there were practices that could be integrated into daily life, gently dissolving this perceived distance? Practices that allow us to experience consciousness not as something external, but as something shared, something that moves through all forms, including what we call “self” and “other.” What if I offered you ways to soften these boundaries, to blur the lines that define separation, and to step into a more direct, embodied experience of interconnected awareness? And more importantly, how might your perception shift if these boundaries became more fluid? This Sunday, April 26th, we will meet virtually to explore both the concept and the lived practice of merging, not as a loss of self, but as an expansion of perception, one that reveals the illusion of separation. This conversation will also deepen our ongoing exploration of what I refer to as the New Human Relationship, or Consciousness-Based Spiritual Relationships. We will gather at 12 PM EST. The Collective Spiritual Meetup takes place from 12 PM to 1 PM EST, held bi-weekly on Sundays. You can find the access link in the calendar tab within Skool. If you would prefer to receive a direct calendar invitation, feel free to send me your email via direct message, and I will add you. I look forward to sharing this space with you.