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Life has an innate purpose and a divine direction.

and so do you!

Slowing down, sensitizing & sanctifying yourself are the keys to having what you want.

Hi there, I’m Christina

It is my belief that we are all given a sacred riddle when we are born. It is ours to decode and we have our entire lifetime to undergo the adventure. That is, if we say yes.

Others can help us along the way, but ultimately we are the protagonists of our own unique path. And we all possess an innate and divine directive. Some call it entelechy; the spiritual instinct that pulls you forward like a full moon tide, back to the divine from which you came.

And your challenges are the roadmap.

All the problems, illnesses and dysfunctions arrive to show you where the vital force of your unique expression is blocked, ignored or repressed.  These problems may be physical, emotional, psychological, or spiritual, and they will show up as the opportunities to create liberation in our lives, as our purpose.  I believe these blocks are inevitable and necessary.  They are a part of the experience of being in a body.  These blocks refine you and serve as guideposts on the journey of your soul.  The motion of entelechy is not linear.  Rather, like the dance of life, it spirals and loops, stops, starts, and turns back on itself when it hits a hard place.  Life is about flow, but also about resistance, it’s through the resistance that you develop your spiritual muscles and learn the difficult work of turning lead into gold.  

And on any worthy adventure, we often come across a guide that can be a companion for a part of the journey. I have spent the last 25 years honing my skills as a trauma sensitive bodyworker and coach, so that I may serve those that feel called to work with me.

“Elder wisdom comes not from the accumulation of knowledge, but from reflecting on life. Instead of living in a state of unworthiness and regret, we can grieve and forgive the past, find the redemption in our story, and recognize how it fits into our ancestral mythos. This work becomes our gift to the future.”

— Toko-pa Turner

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