Back in May of 1997, I had a medical wake-up call that stopped me in my tracks and had me looking at exactly what I was doing with my life. I realized I was on the wrong path. I had followed a path of others’ expectations: marriage, owning a house, a corporate career … and none of those things were making me happy. I felt dull, half-alive. My Fortune 500 career had hit the glass ceiling and I just didn’t have any fight left to try and break through. My 16 year marriage had been over for 8 years, but I didn’t have the courage to leave. I was tired, I was discouraged, and I had no idea what to do next.
Within 8 months of my wake-up call, I had resigned my position, started my own business, left my marriage, moved … and I felt better, more alive, than I had in years. It all flowed easily – because I was blessed with the guidance of an elder who helped me tap into my inner knowing, intuition, and feelings. I am honored to follow in their foot-steps.
In 1998, at the National Hypnotists Convention, I took several workshop on Past Life Regression. Something in me both relaxed and was excited. I knew this material, I knew it in my bones, my cells, my soul. By the end of the year, I was a trained and certified Past Life Regression Therapist. Since then, I’ve worked with more than 450 past life clients.
I’ve had a life full of experiences and opportunities. It has taught me well. I’ve learned the value of the long view and considered action … and love the spontaneous surprises and laughter that living serves up. Here are some of those life experiences:
- Lifelong seeker (and finder) on my spiritual path.
- 10 years as a member of a Shamanic healing group, doing200+ healing journeys.
- Re-discovering that I’m never too old to laugh and have fun.
- Divorced twice and now married to the man I’ve been with in many, many past lives (it’s a delight)
- I’ve been financially secure and financially challenged. Secure is definitely better.
- Fortune 500 middle management (and the only woman on a 12 person team — that was challenging at times!)
Because I’ve been through so many changes and experiences, I am present and aware of the challenges, overwhelm, and hopelessness (as well as that glimmer of excitement) that you may be experiencing as you navigate your own big life changes. Trust that light at the end of your tunnel — it is the light of your own future, a future of purpose, aliveness, clarity, and happiness.
