Who I Am

I’m a student of time and identity.

To say who I am is to invite a certain relationship to time. It gathers the details of my life into a story. That story becomes an identity.

For more than twenty years, I’ve explored how language shapes our lives—as a scholar of literature and language, as a lawyer and litigator, and as an author of spiritual wisdom. My credentials include a BA from Washington University in St. Louis, a PhD in Spanish from Emory University, and a JD from NYU School of Law. I’ve studied for years with different spiritual teachers, and I’m also certified in meditation and health coaching.

My life has been a series of leaps of faith into the unknown. They were born from a profound faith that somehow I was being guided and carried all at once. They also felt necessary to staying alive, to feeling aligned with a deeper truth. I know what it means to evolve and change one’s life in radical ways.

If you’re looking for an easy label to describe me, there isn’t one. I’ve spent my life moving between worlds—law and academia, mindfulness and mysticism—that often regard each other with suspicion. Along the way, I realized that I live in the intersection between those worlds.

My story also includes direct encounters with the infinite and experiences in higher consciousness, including psychic perception and kundalini awakenings. I don’t conceal these experiences; they are an authentic part of who I am and what I teach. You also don’t need to believe in them the way I do to find value in my work.

Words that I have worn before, sometimes uncomfortably, include psychic channel, intuitive guide, and spiritual author. If a title still feels necessary, you can consider me a teacher, a writer, and a spiritual philosopher. I personally consider myself an explorer of human consciousness.

For more on my background and teachings, you can access my books and read my articles on Medium and Substack.

Please visit Who You Are to see if we are a good fit to work together.