Our Mission

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Once upon a time...

I used to over-consume food, things, and in some cases relationships as a way to avoid feelings of emptiness and expansiveness. I did not know this feeling was a gift. 

I used to denied my true self out of fear of loosing love, family, friends, and community. I didn't know love is ever-present within me and that I always have enough to share. 

I used to withdraw from the world to avoid feeling disappointment and grief that comes with the lost of people, places, and things. I didn't know I had to make daily deposits too.

I also used to distance myself from the world as a way to hide from my own vulnerabilities, gentleness, and compassionate nature. I didn't know social distancing in this way was a violation of our natural oneness.

My day is a work in progress. African traditions remind us that  we are all becoming.  For as long as we are living, we are becoming.  In Western thought this means being a lifelong learner and one who lives in the now. I don't struggle with those past issues anymore. I look inward to face my Creator for  inner balance, harmony, and guidance. With Great Father, Mother and Mysteries as my guide, I carefully chose who I encircle myself,  judiciously approach life while remaining compassionate and open to endless possibilities. I live wellness and mysticism as a way of life as it helps me to fulfill my highest purpose and mission. 

What helped me resolve these personal imbalances?

1. Rooting myself in my lineage and ancestral practices helped me know and recognize who and what I was without all the fear, shame, and guilt.

2. Meditation, Deep Listening, Introspection helped me make peace with the "great void" and mysteries that's all around me all the time.

3. Moving at a slower page and honoring my natural rhythm helped me engage the world in healthier ways so I recognize the deeper truth when it presents itself.

4. Embracing mystical experiences as a way of life helped me face my fears and build the wisdom and courage to live my life without apology.

5. Engaging a wellness lifestyle (good nutrition, activity, etc.) helped me practice self-compassion and physical preservation so I can enjoy life without over-indulging.

6. Mission-based living  helps me wake up on purpose and ready to cultivate my limitless life. 

7. Purposeful giving with an open-heart, clarity of mind, and gut-instinct helps me share from a place of abundance and prosperity regardless of any struggle I may be facing.

8. Lastly, just add CREATIVE and heARTFUL to all 7 and you have my secret ingredient. I live my life creatively... from my own unique perspective. That's my "don" or gift and it sweetens all I am and all I do.

For over two decades, I've supported women and men in various stages of their journeys.

I've found there's the 2 things that's most challenging: self-trust, closely followed by patience. Both are absolutely necessary for cultivating a fulfilling life. 

I learned to build self-trust and cultivate patience, one day at a time and you can too. This is the underlying current deep beneath our work. 

I'm here to also remind you, that there's no quick fix and no magic pill. Just day to day practice leading us to more and more fulfillment in life.  Our personal and Soul work continues until we transition. we Along the way, we re-discover our true selves and reconnect with out Soul families.  

To our re-ascension,

Rev Tutu