I’m one of those people teachers (and my parents) call ‘Away with the Fairies’.

Well, perhaps they shouldn’t have named me after the Fairy Queen!

Growing up on the coast of Aotearoa (New Zealand), my childhood was full of the simple magic that I wish kids could experience everywhere. Nature was our living playground – the ocean with rolling sand dunes – so easily imagined as other worlds – the clear sparkling river, wandering with my Dad on Moonlit nights. I could walk from my house through a forest, to my friends back gate, where we’d spend hour upon hour creating our own stories, building huts, and being…. whoever we wished.

Far from being ‘disconnected’, I felt really, fully, deliciously connected in ways that, as an adult, I am still rediscovering. 

I noticed that ‘grown-ups’, while they liked to teach us stuff they obviously believed to be true, the way they explained Life and Death and Spirit, and who we are, just didn’t make sense to me. I often got a feeling in my gut that they’d got something very important nearly right, but terribly wrong.

My heart sang a JOYOUS truth that didn’t resonate with what adults told me life was all about, or why we’re here.

Is this sounding familiar to you?

I’m not surprised…!

It took getting lost myself, a traumatic event that blew up my life and made me feel that I had ‘died’, to return to that clarity of truth – my own personal connection with Spirit and who I came here to BE. 

We are not what we have been taught, and somehow we’ve always known – but we had to adapt, and adopt certain ideas and behaviours, because something that is super important to human beings, is Belonging. 

The Belief Systems (BS) we absorbed still run programs that we can now delete. I’ve spent many years learning how to do that.

My vision and intent is about coming home to our original innocence.