I was angry at god!
I used to wake up wishing I hadn’t. My depression wouldn't respond to medication, and I felt completely shattered.
But instead of surrendering, I made a promise: a non-negotiable, 10-minute daily commitment to show up for myself.
That one micro-commitment literally rewired my nervous system. Today, it’s commonly a 4-hour daily practice that anchors my entire life.
Healing isn't about perfection; it’s about rhythm, safety, and choosing to reclaim your power. 🧘♀️✨
In my new blog post and video, The Anatomy of My Sadhana, I share the exact 7-step somatic framework I used to pull myself out of the dark.
Married & Divorced 3 Times!
It’s actually a little embarrassing to admit, but I really thought I was going to be the one to 'love' my way out of the cycle. Three divorces later, I realized that 'Prince Charming' wasn't coming because he doesn't exist—but the strength to break the pattern does. If you feel like you're stuck in a loop, it’s not because you failed; it’s because you were given the wrong map.
Choose to Look at the Light
When I was in the deepest depths of my depression, spiraling down into the hell that was inside my head, I made a choice to start looking at the Light instead of all the individual colors.
The Extreme Darkness of Depression
Depression isn't just "feeling sad"—sometimes it's a darkness so profound it feels like being shattered. In my latest video blog, "The Extreme Darkness of Depression," I’m opening up about the heaviest chapters of my journey, the reality of living through trauma, and the moment I realized that "better" was a choice.
I’m sharing so others don’t feel so alone.
Let’s talk about the things we’re told to keep hidden. Let’s choose transformation over silence.
My Deepest Betrayal
The moment I'm going to tell you about now, is the biggest and deepest betrayal of my life, and it was the direct cause of my children, myself, and many other people being harmed. This is why I speak out today, and why I always have been so outspoken about stopping the cycles of abuse.
Too Broken to be Fixed? Watch Me.
I once had someone tell me that my soul was too broken to be fixed. Lucky for me, I'm a rebel!