Biography

Born in Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love, my formative years were spent in the birthplace of American independence. Freedom and compassion are cornerstones of my philosophy of life.

As a student at Antioch College, I learned to find my own truth and take a stand for what I believe. Protesting injustice and the killing of innocents, in 1967 I joined the march in NYC to end the war in Viet Nam. Half a million strong, hearts and minds united, we claimed our power to restore peace to our planet.

The trauma of my childhood years led me to pursue a path of self-healing. I discovered releasing buried emotions unleashes untapped power held dormant in our wounds. As I let go of the pain, my heart opened and I saw with the eyes of love. Confronting the challenges of chronic illness, I studied emerging healing modalities that changed my life in amazing ways. As a spiritual counselor and healer, I offer my divine gifts in service to the world.

Growing up, I loved to draw and paint from Nature. I assumed I was going to be an artist until the sudden death of my cat Tiger became the catalyst that initiated my writing career. To heal my grief and honor his life, I wrote Cats Can Save the World and published The Princess of Freedom. A past life regression became the impetus for writing Angel of Auschwitz. Accessing my soul memory, I was able to recall in vivid detail my lifetime as Natasza Pelinski, a Jewish girl who became a healer at a Nazi concentration camp.

"The Time Doctor Takes a Vacation" explores our perception of time, and how we create it with our minds. The Afterword contains activations and crop circle images to focus on to heal our environment and birth the new paradigm.

My current home is Ashland, Oregon, where I live with four cat companions. I dedicate my life to opening human hearts, healing the Earth, and awakening all souls to God’s Eternal Love. The beauty of our natural world inspires me to live in gratitude and realize the oneness and wonder of life.