I was born and raised in the Republic of Suriname, located on the northeastern Atlantic coast of South America. The monumental life shift of moving to the United States of America would cause my faith to be tested.

The vitality of maintaining my faith was instilled within me from a young age by my mother and grandmother. Within our matriarchal family, my grandmother was the staple.

Without fail, my mother, who was a single parent, also demonstrated the significance of establishing a personal relationship with God. This became most evident when we relocated and the career path I was on at the time came to a screeching halt.

The unease I experienced during this time caused many personal questions to emerge. Questions that could only be answered by going within. This hermetic crossroad aligned me with the resonance of the universe and unveiled the bounty that lay waiting inside my soul.

The natural gifts which had laid dormant for years were finally re-ignited within me. Through prayer and the utilization of crystals, meditation, and aromatherapy, I was able to reconnect with the most authentic part of myself; thereby moving with much greater consciousness.

During this time, I started to nurture a deeper bond with the angelic realm, and my connection to some of the archangels was strengthened. Upon further research, I realized many had written about these angels and their energetic resonance.

Nursed Back To Life

As a nurse, this was hard for my analytical mind to accept, and it took several years for me to fully embrace that I was able to connect with them, as well as with those who have crossed over.

The soul healing I underwent during this time was intense, mystifying, and at times, I felt very alone. The angels consistently reminded me this feeling was a misconception of the mind.

As a child, my connection was primarily through the dream state and the messages I received were focused on my family. I had always been intrigued by the art of tarot, but due to my Catholic upbringing, this was discouraged.

My ability to connect with the collective consciousness continued to expand until it became evident to me that I was able to clearly hear those who had crossed over. After a colleague’s father transitioned, I couldn’t deny my gift any longer.

He presented himself to me with evidence I could only provide to her through his communication with me. As a natural skeptic with an inquisitive yet statistical mind, I always requested more evidence, which my guides graciously provided.

As these instances increased, my curiosity grew.

I quickly began to tap into the art of tarot and oracle readings. After constant meditation and work with these readings, I decided to start a mentorship that confirmed both my psychic and mediumship abilities.

Liberation: What Mediumship Means To Me

During these first 7 years of my career, I have had the honor to work as a critical care nurse. Through this practice, I have witnessed the emotional discomfort families endure as they experience the end-of-life process.

I understand the significant benefits mediumship provides to those of us who are grieving the loss of a loved one. The peace that moves within the hearts of those grieving as they are provided with evidence that their loved ones are still with them is truly incredible.

Nursing has allowed me to experience healing on a physical level, whereas mediumship allows me to experience healing in my soul.

The combination of the two has shifted my perspective on life itself in the most profound ways. A term in Hinduism and Buddhism that I have become familiar with is moksha – liberation.

Detachment from all that is of this physical world allows us to understand the universal laws of karma, rebirth, and fulfillment of one’s dharma, allowing the soul to establish a permanent state of bliss.

To shift from the scientific perspective of life to the spiritual has been a humbling passage for me, and it has liberated me from the mindset that there is an “end.” For now, I fully comprehend that which is stated in scripture…life is eternal beyond a doubt.