I was born in Northern Ireland to an Irish mother and a Jamaican father, growing up in a society with contrasting cultures (with my own in the mix) and deep-rooted challenges. This unique experience gave me a deep understanding of personal and collective trauma and how pain and patterns are passed down through generations. I became acutely aware of how thoughts, words, and actions shape our reality, often perpetuating cycles of trauma without conscious awareness.
From an early age, I believed that breaking free meant studying hard and building a career, thinking that success would bring the freedom and fulfilment I was searching for. I entered the corporate world, believing it would provide security, stability, and success, but I quickly found myself caught in a cycle of long hours, high stress, and relentless pressure. I was just another number on the payroll, pouring my time and energy into building a false sense of financial security and accomplishment, only to realise that it came at the cost of something far more valuable—life itself!
Weeks turned into months, months into years, and with each passing day, I was too busy to truly live. The constant push to achieve more, earn more, and be more left me feeling drained and disconnected from the things that once gave my life meaning. I had spent so much time chasing success that I was missing out on what truly matters: time with loved ones, personal growth, being present, and having the clarity and space to enjoy life.
Weeks turned into months, months into years, and with each passing day, I was too busy to truly live. The constant push to achieve more, earn more, and be more left me feeling drained and disconnected from the things that once gave my life meaning. I had spent so much time chasing success that I was missing out on what truly matters: time with loved ones, personal growth, being present, and having the clarity and space to enjoy life.
In 2005, I reached a turning point. A deep inner calling urged me to question everything I thought I knew, pushing me toward a search for clarity, healing, and meaning. Meditation became my first refuge, a gateway to stillness and self-awareness. But it was Reiki that became the catalyst for true transformation.
Through Reiki, I experienced profound shifts, releasing emotional wounds, unravelling deeply ingrained patterns, and stepping into a space of self-empowerment. I learned to protect my energy, establish healthy boundaries, and reconnect with my authentic self. Healing wasn’t just about fixing what was broken; it was about awakening to the limitless potential that had been there all along.
As I continued exploring spirituality, ancient wisdom, and healing traditions, I realised something profound: science, religion, philosophy, and spirituality are all searching for the same answers through different ideals and methods. The deeper I looked, the more I discovered how advanced ancient civilizations were, especially regarding health and well-being. What modern science is only beginning to uncover is less ‘advanced’ civilizations mastered thousands of years ago, their understanding of energy, healing, and consciousness far surpassing what we have today.
Now, after 20 years of being there and doing that with meditation, energy healing, workshops, classes, exercises, personal transformation, meditating in caves, a Vipassana retreat in the Himalayas, having transpersonal experiences and knowing the pitfalls to walking the path, my mission is to guide others through rapid and impactful transformation journeys, as I have already done the work. Healing is not just about removing obstacles; it’s about inner evolution, breaking free from limiting beliefs, and stepping into a life of clarity, balance, and purpose.
Whether you are just beginning your spiritual journey or deepening your practice, my goal is to help you unlock your true potential, reconnect with your inner wisdom, and create a life aligned with your higher self. True freedom is not found in the systems we are born into; it is found in awakening to our power and stepping into the life we were meant to live.
