My connection to the earth and the unseen began long before I had words for it. In my early years, I walked very close to the edge between life and spirit, and it was the plants — their medicine, their presence, and the way my family cared for me through them — that helped guide me back. Because of that, I carry a deep gratitude for their healing. It shaped the path I walk today and the devotion I hold when working with the natural world.

My studies began with the plants.
Herbalism was the first doorway — a return to the medicines that once held my life so tenderly. That path led me into aromatherapy and deepened my awe for the energetic body.

From there, I felt called to study the body more intimately and became a licensed massage therapist. Through touch, I learned how the body speaks, what it holds, and what it quietly asks to release.

This deep listening opened the way to sound healing and the subtle realms of flower essences — medicines that speak in whispers yet hold profound power.

Over time, I’ve learned that
the gentle and the subtle
are often the deepest forms of medicine.

All of these studies — the plants, the body, the subtle realms — guided me into a truer understanding of the gifts I’ve been blessed with. They helped me recognize what has lived within me all along, passed down through my ancestors… the healers, the curanderos and curanderas in my lineage.

These paths didn’t give me something new;
they helped me remember.