I didn’t grow up in church, but I’ve always felt spiritual, and my relationship with faith has never been simple. As a teenager I explored root and crystal magic, and later began to dabble in Abrahamic traditions. I’ve wrestled with doubt, carried trauma around prayer and worship, and learned to search for God in silence, song, and scripture. Over time, I’ve found peace and healing in a blend of contemplative practices, interfaith wisdom, and communities that make space for questions as much as answers. Today I practice as an Episcopalian mystic and Buddhist, and I can help you hold your own faith journey gently, without judgment, while exploring what meaning looks like for you right now.