Servant of Love is what I am. All my life I have worked to expand the love in this world. In my younger years, I did it in the ways that I knew to be possible. In the most recent years, my eyes and heart were introduced to the limitless possibilities of existence.
The need for deeper self love set me on a journey where I lost my religion, but I found God. I found God in everything and most importantly, in myself. I learned how to alchemize the energy from my life experiences- good or bad, for my greatest growth and evolution. I desired to live a more self suffienenct life and to connect more with the practices and the prescence of my ancestors. This led me to leaving the corporate world and embracing all that is natural and organic. I lived in NC at Wellsprings Mountain for quite some time. There I worked alongside Terrie-Ann and Thomas Easley to assist in managing their herbal farm. apothecary, herbal medicine lab, and so much more! This experience absolutely CHANGED MY LIFE.
It catapulted my focus into overdrive to find a natural envirnoment that suited my needs and most importantly COMMUNITY!
Two women and I decided to make our way across Puerto Rico, camping on beaches, backpacking for kilometers, hosting healing retreats, bartering and trading, all while in search for land... or so we thought. What this journey truly revealed to us was the need for our own healing. It allowed us the space to hear the wounds from women and intimacy with sisters and mothers and friends. We transformed, played, detoxed, fasted, foraged, and found peace in the elements we were immersed in.
Puerto Rico, confirmed how I desired to live and how I chose to love life. However, PR wasn't the place for me to ground myself and build a foundation. Towards the end of my stay, I aligned with Grand Master Divine Lee and he introduced me to the inititative he was beginning, which was hosting camping retreats on his land in Costa Rica. This aligned with me perfectly. So I suggested I be his first guest and after assist him in running the retreat and stewarding the land. It was a divine connection.