My path has always been shaped by curiosity - a deep desire to understand what it means to be human, to heal, remember, and belong. I’ve long been drawn to the patterns that shape our lives, the stories we inherit, and the unseen dimensions of our experience.

Through my work in herbalism and with sacred plant medicines, my relationship with the natural world, and my experiences learning alongside multiple Indigenous traditions, I’ve encountered ways of knowing that have expanded my understanding of healing and consciousness. These experiences have deepened my appreciation for the subtle dimensions of life while inspiring me to explore the science, history, and mechanisms behind what I encounter.

I’ve spent much of my life moving between worlds that are often treated as separate: traditional wisdom and Western science, the physical and the subtle, the ancient and the emerging. I approach these intersections with respect and discernment, interested in what different perspectives can offer without assuming they always lead to the same answers.

That same spirit of inquiry extends to technology, consciousness, and culture. My work moves between healing, storytelling, and innovation, exploring how these seemingly different worlds shape our understanding of ourselves and the world we share.