05/14/2026
There is something wildly poetic about crossing provinces as a psychic, speaking of spirit and destiny beneath fluorescent hotel lights one day⦠then finding yourself standing in the raw majesty of the lakes and peaks, humbled into silence by the Rocky mountains carrying the weight of eternity. šļøāØ
Tour life becomes its own frequency.
Readings, visions, tears, breakthroughs.
Thousands of souls searching for meaning while carrying invisible worlds inside them.
Then Waterton arrives like a sacred interruption.
A recalibration for the spirit.
The kind of place where creation itself becomes the oracle.
A mother grizzly emerging from the wilderness with her cub at sunset beside her stopped time completely. Ancient. Protective. Fierce beyond words. Watching her move through the mountains felt like witnessing divine feminine power untouched by performance or distortion.
Pure instinct.
Pure presence.
Pure sovereignty.
Further along the cliffs, an entire herd of bighorn sheep moved across the mountainside like living myth. Effortless. Certain. Unshaken by heights that would terrify most humans. Their energy carried something ancient⦠a reminder to stop doubting our footing every time life rises higher.
Deer appeared in the fields, and roaming through the park like soft-eyed guardians of gentleness.
Eagles carved circles into the heavens above the peaks.
Wind moved through the pines carrying the cadence of an old Earth prayer.
Something inside me softened there.
Not my power.
Nor my fire.
Only the exhaustion that quietly gathers while holding space for humanity over miles and miles of tour roads.
Waterton reminded me why I began this path in the first place.
For connection.
Awe and
For reverence.
For moments where the soul cracks open beneath a vast sky and remembers it belongs to something sacred.
After crowded convention halls, bright lights, constant energy exchange, and days of life altering readings, healings and initations the wilderness felt medicinal. Like the mountains themselves were clearing static from my field.
The animals felt like omens.
The scenery felt initiatory.
The air itself carried intelligence.
I left feeling less fragmented.
More rooted.
More alive.
Magick bubbling within my veins
Some soul growth arrives through heartbreak.
Some through revelation.
Some through standing in the wild beauty of Waterton while a mama grizzly guides her cub through the mountains and a herd of bighorns reminds you what fearless footing looks like. š²āØ