What I know is this: I am not the message. But I am not absent from it either. Mary Magdalene never asked me to disappear. She asked me to remain — honest, present, and willing to put my own name on something sacred.
That, it turns out, was its own initiation.
Today I work with others through intuitive sessions and reflective conversations that create space for self-trust and honest inquiry. I host The Remembrance Codes podcast, where remembrance is explored not as concept but as lived experience.
I live in North Carolina with my husband Mark, our three children — Dashel, Zosia, and Brecken — a beloved collection of four-legged companions, a tennis racket, and a book that is almost always within reach.
Find Your Sacred Voice
I believe the sacred is not separate from ordinary life: Find Your Sacred Voice in the everyday moments
I didn't come to this work through a grand encounter. I came through loss, and stillness, and more than two decades of a corporate life that no longer fit. I came through a mother's death at eighteen, through questions that were never fully answered, through seasons of searching and seasons of simply sitting.
And eventually — through the willingness to get quiet enough to hear.
I am not a theologian or a scholar. I am someone who has spent years learning to trust what moves through me — in intuitive sessions with clients, in the Akashic records, in leading others through A Course in Miracles, and finally, in the transmissions that became The Living Gospel of Magdalene.
I did not write this book. I received it. And then I was asked to walk it — to live the teachings of sovereignty, embodiment, and sacred voice before I ever offered them to anyone else.
