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  • Paris And The Download

    Paris has always held a different kind of energy for me, something deeper than the beauty people usually talk about. The day I visited Père-Lachaise Cemetery, I felt called to venture out alone. It was drizzling, the kind of soft… Continue reading

    Paris And The Download
  • The Sacred Craft..

    There’s something sacred about stepping into a new phase of life. Lately, I’ve been feeling a quiet shift—a soft lifting of heaviness I didn’t realize I was carrying. My connection to Spirit feels deeper, clearer, and more purposeful. I’m beginning… Continue reading

    The Sacred Craft..
  • A Call to Travel

    There’s something sacred about stepping into a new place.The moment my feet touch the ground, I feel the energy shift — as if the land itself whispers a quiet welcome. Each journey feels like an initiation, a reminder that I’m… Continue reading

    A Call to Travel
  • Rest, Reflection, and Reconnection

    I’m back! After a long summer away, I return feeling softer, clearer, and more grounded. I gave myself permission to rest, relax, and do some much-needed inner work. This summer was not just a pause from routine—it was a season… Continue reading

    Rest, Reflection, and Reconnection
  • Something Is Shifting

    Lately, I’ve been feeling… different. It’s subtle, but undeniable. It’s as if a heaviness has quietly lifted, a long-held fog starting to clear. I find myself yearning for joy—not just the fleeting kind, but the deep, soul-level kind. The kind… Continue reading

    Something Is Shifting
  • Neurodivergence and Spirituality

    For the past few months, I’ve taken a step back to reflect on my mental health and truly understand the complexities of who I am. In previous blogs, I shared that I am neurodivergent—something that, at the time, helped me… Continue reading

    Neurodivergence and Spirituality
  • Ifa University

    For the past three weeks, I’ve been on a journey of self-discovery, diving deep into my ancestry and cultural roots. This path led me to Afro-Cuban dance—an art form that not only connects me to my heritage but also carries… Continue reading

    Ifa University
  • Returning, But Not Retreating

    My mother and I have not spoken for many years. In that time, I have found peace—and, more importantly, I have found myself. Though I am still piecing together parts of me that were lost in the chaos of trauma… Continue reading

    Returning, But Not Retreating
  • Healing the Mind

    January felt like the longest month of my life. It was a time of deep uncertainty, and I knew I needed my ancestors’ guidance more than ever. My anxiety had reached unbearable heights, leaving me feeling disconnected from spirit—as if… Continue reading

    Healing the Mind
  • The Awakening of a Young Medium

    I’m not someone drawn to building altars or shrines, nor do I often visit churches or traditional places of worship. For me, there’s nothing more sacred than my own home. Every spiritual connection or encounter I’ve experienced has happened either… Continue reading

    The Awakening of a Young Medium