About

All healing is energy work. My practices include the higher realms, such as working the Tibetan tradition with the Medicine Buddha, Reiki, angel healing (I.E.T. and others) and personally channeled energy work that helps to move physical and emotional trauma as well as going into past lives and more.

"Curar" means to cure in Spanish.  Curanderas work between the seen and unseen worlds in a trance state. Once in the spirit world, they contact them for help in bringing people out of their diseased state. They work through prayer, herbal treatments, and rituals and bring messages to cleanse the body, mind, and spirit. Every curandera works differently. I work in various backgrounds from different traditions.

Obreros (pronounced Oh-brear -ohs) or Santiaguera (pronounced sahn-tee-who-where-ah) work with prayer. They work through faith, verbal manifestations and have a strong connection to Spirit. Hierberas (pronounced "yair-bear-uhs) have an intimate relationship with the plant world and have knowledge of various plants, foods, and treatments. They are said to communicate with spirits as mediums. 

Ceremonias or ceremonies are a key component in Andean practice and other shamanic work. It is how reverence is shown to the Earth, Spirit, and the ancestors. It is used for healing purposes. Some include medicinal plants, and common everyday plants and as well as sound, prayer, and more. Common ceremonies are limpias or spiritual cleansings.

An espiritista believes in the power and ability of spirits to affect our lives. This type of spiritualism is practiced by many Caribbean peoples, as well as citizens of Latin America. Practitioners believe that both good and evil spirits exist, and that both types of supernatural beings are able to affect the health and luck of human beings at will.