I’ve spent most of my life operating from a very left-brained, analytical mindset. I’m an engineer by training and worked in high-level management roles and consulting, traveling extensively and building what many would consider a successful life. I had the career, the home, the family—but despite all of that, something was missing. There was a sense of emptiness that I hid for over two decades, feeling like I didn’t have the right to be unhappy when everything looked so good on the outside.
That inner emptiness caught up with me in 2022, when I experienced a complete burnout. Everything I thought I knew about life collapsed inward. And that collapse, as painful as it was, cracked something open.
In 2023, during what began as an ordinary meditation, I had an unexpected and life-altering mystical experience. I encountered what I now recognize as God—an overwhelming presence of unconditional love and truth, beyond anything human. That moment changed everything. I knew I had to explore this dimension more deeply.
I started reading voraciously, diving into spiritual literature and listening to podcasts. That’s how I found Genevieve, a channeler I deeply resonated with, and joined her six-month spiritual development program. The course was based on her book Heal and Awaken the Goddess Within and guided us through higher self connection, automatic writing, and channeling. Through that journey, I met Peter Dennis, who helped me begin channeling directly.
At first, I practiced quietly, mostly for myself or with a small circle of fellow students. But the call to do more has been growing. While I still hold a traditional life and responsibilities, I’ve started letting this side of me come to light—at a pace that feels true.
Today, I primarily channel Jesus, though I also receive messages from Archangels, ascended masters, historic figures, and recently, an ET council. My sessions are deeply rooted in love and presence. Though I continue to walk between two worlds—my practical life and my spiritual calling—I am learning how to integrate them. And slowly but surely, I’m stepping into this work not just for myself, but for others, too.
