My personal practice combines the disciplines of various cultures and philosophies, physical and emotional strengthening, expression, logical reasoning, subconscious work, and honoring paths laid before and alongside us.

I do not affiliate with a certain belief system, and I do not encourage my students to subscribe to the biases and dogma that I might believe is the “right” path, nor do I advocate for any specific way of thinking.

Do what you do, use critical reasoning, and respect the validity and gravity that your neighbor holds. That includes religion, spiritual practices, science and atheism, as all also hold wisdom and the opportunity to understand community.

Due to this, I am not an authority nor do I represent any fundamental belief system, including the new age movement. In fact, I specifically focus on unlearning fads, buzzwords, and colonized superficiality of the new age movement.

I am a recipient of the practices, rituals, and teachings I teach. It is important to notate I have been given permissions to practice, teach, and carry to future generations all of my ceremonies, practices, and work.

The truth in the practices supersedes the need to fit myself into a classification, nor the need for me to be correct at all times. Due to this, I stand strongly in the titles of philosopher and educator rather than something like “guru” or “guide.” If I’m to embrace learning, I must also consider myself as someone who appreciates the universe in all of its diversity rather than needing to have definite answers to humanity’s most infinite questions.

With this, I honor, welcome, and embrace all thought patterns into my work. I encourage anyone who looks into subconscious work to be willing to to sit alongside someone of another perspective and honor their chosen path.

I’m here to facilitate a neighborhood that embraces and considers disciplines of all. We are all telling the truth of our stories and our lineage— why not integrate that into our daily practice of compassion?