Background

Growing up I traveled across the country quite a bit, I went from coast to coast several times before the age of 10. I went to a lot of different schools and met a lot of people, yet I preferred to be alone. I enjoyed my time daydreaming and laying in the grass staring at the clouds. Even at a young age I would think about reincarnation and past lives and what was beyond our physical senses. I would lay there in the grass for hours on end. While the other kids played on the playground I was off by myself daydreaming. Later on I realized it wasn't daydreaming that I was doing, it was a form of meditation.

While I would lay there and visualize scenes from my life they would occur later on and it confused me. Was I making this happen by sheer will of just thinking about it? I also would have dreams at night that would unfold later. I talked about it at first with the adults but back then it wasn't something that was as accepted as it is today. I didn't know anyone else that could see the things I saw or feel the things I felt so I withdrew even more. I turned to books and I found what I was looking for. I started off with Edgar Cayce and that was to be the beginning of my quest for answers.

When I started to see things that weren't every day events, like plane crashes, car accidents and terrible things that either already happened to someone or were about to happen I was admittedly scared by it all. I would do my best to try and stop them, alert people, warn them, anything to try to change the outcome. It bothered me to know that no matter what I did these events still took place. I've come to terms with it now and realize that there are some things we can change and some things we can't. We do have free will, but there are lessons to be learned by the events we go through. From car accidents to even death, these are life's lessons and while we hurt by these events we must learn from them as well.

Now my quest isn't about me, it's about you. It is about giving back and helping you to understand. It's about helping others and helping them come to terms with grief and loss. It's about compassion and guidance and making some sense of this thing called life.