For as long as I can remember, I have felt an innate responsibility to ensure love for humanity-to do my part to have every one of G-d’s children, in all forms, feeling loved, honored, and celebrated.
To communicate the language of the heart.
I’ve come to learn that heart-centeredness means fully feeling the spectrum of emotions that come with the peaks and valleys of life. Choosing presence, curiosity, and surrender to this ride expands the heart’s capacity to love, ultimately.
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As a child and teenager, it was challenging for me to claim my heart as my compass when the world around me chose a different language. And yet, as my adolescent self attempted to find a sense of belonging amongst those around me, I came to discover that my truest sense of home came from within me…through singing. I remember wondering-’is everyone seeking a sense of home and belonging?’​
The aches and pains of seeking a home amongst others ran deeply through my veins, and the conditioning I inherited to morph myself into a shape that made sense to the world around me became my most prominent self inflicted shackles.
‘How are others in their own way?’ I contemplated.
With patience, grace, and faith…I slowly started to learn that pain is a great teacher.
Through breathwork, long term fasting, and plant medicine, I started to become curious about my inner landscape and experience myself beyond pain, doubt, and fear.
I began to ignite the medicine that I am for myself, and learning that our authentic self expression is a form of prayer.
‘Why isn’t everyone freely self-expressing?’
Sharing G-d's Light
Along the way, my consciousness began to see how and where my outer landscape and my inner landscape were misaligned. My dedication to self alignment and authentic self expression became my mission.
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In a series of Shipibo Ayahuasca ceremonies, I was shown my ‘seat at the table.’ It was revealed to me how to share and spread Gd’s light as brightly as its intended to shine. The Master Teacher Plants of the Amazon asked me to make my way to the jungle, and integrate the doctors that they are into my personhood.
Since my first trip to the jungle, I have never felt more aligned in my expression of self and my expression of love as I do on this path. To honor plants as medicine and as keepers of wisdom is a facet of life that all humans are being asked to return home to.
Authentic self-expression is the highest form of prayer.
My work is a prayer, a weaving of song, silence, and sacred presence. I walk as a bridge between spirit and matter—listening deeply to the plants, the people, and the whisper of the Divine.
From this listening, I offer what is needed.
Rooted in the living traditions of Judaism and guided by the intelligence of plant beings, I hold space with reverence, softness, and faith. My approach is relational and devotional: each encounter is a ceremony, each offering a collaboration—with Creator, with Creation, and with those who feel called to this path.
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Whether through song, ritual, or counsel, I serve as a conduit for light, healing, and remembrance—honoring the mystery while walking with grounded integrity.
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The approach to my work is deeply heart-led, devotional, and relational. I intend to walk as a bridge between spirit and matter, weaving sacred song, plant wisdom, and Jewish soul into healing containers. I listen deeply—to the plants, the people, and the presence of God—and let that listening shape my offerings.​
