I am not a spiritual teacher. I am a spiritual field guide.

A spiritual field guide is like a traditional field guide—someone who knows the forest really well, and can help to guide you through it.

As a field guide, I am familiar with many paths and trails, and even know some secret routes that I’ve been told about by other guides, or even—whispered to by the forest itself. As a field guide, I certainly know a lot about the forest, but the forest is so incomprehensibly big that I could never possibly know every inch of it.

The forest in this metaphor is the spiritual path. The forest is the universe. The forest is life itself and the path to God that is hidden within it. The spiritual field guide is not the forest—they simply have a map of it, and know it well enough to feel confident guiding you through it.

However: You, weary traveler, need to point out where on the map you’d like to go. It doesn’t have to be an exact location, but can at least be a region. We need to at least have a vague idea of where I am taking you. And, it’s also helpful for me to know where you’ve already been in your travels. So, consider this form our first conversation as field guide and traveler—I am here to simply be of assistance to you on a journey that is yours and yours alone. Sometimes on a long hike we need others to help push us forward when we are tired, or reorient us when we feel lost.

I look forward to the possibility and honor of working with you on such a sacred journey.
Gaining access to your highest self is your birthright.