A life shaped by land, truth, and the unseen.
I’ve always been oriented toward what lives beneath the surface of things.
Not the performance, the story, or the mask people learn to wear to survive, but the subtle shifts in a person’s inner world or the place in someone’s eyes where truth flickers before they speak.
What draws me in, what I track instinctively, is the soul underneath the performance of aliveness - the wildness, the innocence, the grief, and the gifts people hide even from themselves.
I see humans as miraculous and tragic, luminous and tangled, and shaped by forces they rarely name. And, I meet them in the quiet place where truth has not yet been abandoned.
My work comes from a lifetime of feeling the emotional field before the words.
As a child, I did this to stay safe; What I carry now is different.
That early vigilance sharpened my perception, but the presence I work from today is rooted in soul — steady, open, and alive.
Silence became a form of listening.
Attunement became a way of being.
This was sharpened by my relationship with the natural world.
I grew up outside — on ranch land, in forests, and on the ocean. Work, weather, animals, tides, and quiet were early teachers.
I learned to breathe with deer, read storms on the water, and feel awe in the small, almost invisible movements of the living world.
These two worlds — the inner and the outer — were never separate for me.
They formed a single landscape: a kind of inner ecosystem where people’s hidden truths could be felt and understood.
There were years when I lost access to that world. Life pulled me into survival, numbness, and disconnection.
But eventually, the wild returned, slowly and quietly, through small encounters and the steady pull back toward the inner sanctuary that had always been mine.
What I carry now is a synthesis of all of this:
the ability to feel the emotional field around a person
the capacity to sense where their deepest truth is waiting
the understanding that our inner life is inseparable from the ecology that shaped us
Sacred Human Ecology is born from that orientation.
It recognizes that we are woven into the living world and that belonging is both psychological and elemental, and that the human soul has a wildness of its own.
When people sit with me, I feel awe, reverence, curiosity, and love for the miracle of a human trying to be honest in a world that teaches them to numb or run.
My vow is simple.
I offer presence, not fixing.
Attunement, not shaping.
Challenge, not domestication.
I will meet you in the places you’ve abandoned and walk with you as you reclaim what you silenced.
And when you walk with me, we let truth arrive without rushing it, avoiding it, or turning it into a performance. We let it be what it is: a sacred form of liberation.
I want to see you wild, free, and in right relationship with yourself, with others,
and with the world that holds you.
I offer a sanctuary shaped by deep presence where your internal wilderness can be tracked and understood, where the unseen parts of you can breathe again, and where the truth inside you can become a source of belonging.
If this resonates, I trust your intuition and look forward to walking with you.
