From childhood, I would lie on the rooftop gazing at the stars, wondering what lies beyond this world and this experience. That curiosity did not take me to space, but it led me inward – to ask who we really are beyond what the eyes see and the hands touch.

This curiosity led me to walk the path of a shamanic and animist healer, guided by a living relationship with nature, spirit, and the unseen worlds. My journey has been shaped by over a decade of training and practice in Native American shamanic traditions, followed by formal initiation and ongoing service within the Sagh’ic–Tír Dhream, also known as the Wolven Path tradition – https://www.saghicindiacommunity.org/. While walking this path under my teacher, John-Luke Edwards – the First Elder – it felt less like learning something new and more like remembering what my soul already knew, as if I had practiced these ways in many past lives.

After nearly four years of training, ceremonies, and vision quests in this Tradition, I have been honoured with the title of Lámh Dhorcha, Dark Hand – a role of stewardship entrusted with carrying, protecting, and transmitting this lineage with integrity. This is not a title of authority, but one of responsibility: to serve the spirits, uphold the ethics of the path, and ensure the work is done in right relationship.

My work supports people through healing, transformation, and reconnection – to their own spirit, ancestral wisdom, and the rhythms of the natural world. Over the years, I have worked with numerous individuals seeking clarity, emotional and energetic healing, spiritual grounding, and deeper alignment with their life path. Alongside one-on-one healing work, I have facilitated ceremonies, guided rites, and conducted training programs for those called to engage this work more consciously. I continue to offer in person as well as online consultations across the globe.

I approach healing with humility and care. Healing, as I understand it, is not something done to another, but something that unfolds through relationship – between the individual, the spirits, the land, and their own inner knowing. My role is to listen deeply, hold space, and act as a bridge where needed, allowing the work to emerge in the way it is meant to.

My only aim is to help reduce suffering – one person at a time – and to help us remember that everything is connected through One Great Song. I believe that when we heal ourselves, we also heal the Earth around us, because no true healing happens in isolation.

I am Kyay’arn’yu ur-un lyun’na kual, Warrior Priest, still a student on this path, and I offer whatever little I have learned with an open and humble heart.