I don’t remember much about the study itself, but I do remember praying, saying, “God, I don’t know what all of this means. What I heard tonight is different from what I learned in church. I want to know the truth, and I’m going to spend my life looking for it.” Big words from a big mouth kid!
From that point on, my life became filled with experiences that revealed what I believe to be the nature of God in man — how we interpret God, how we acknowledge and worship God, and how we understand God around the world.
I’ve studied with people from all the major religions. I’ve also been invited into different spiritual traditions and practices. I’ve talked with priests, pastors, rabbis, monks, witches, warlocks, spirit communicators, psychics, mediums, solo practitioners—you name it.
I was fortunate to be welcomed into many of these spaces by people who were deeply devoted in their faith or spiritual practice and were recognized as respected leaders, teachers, clergy, elders, or devout practitioners within their own communities. As a sincere seeker, I was invited to observe and, in some cases, participate in rituals and ceremonies. I remain deeply honored by the generosity, trust, and kindness that so many people extended to me throughout my journey.
Along with studying with many interesting people, I’ve also devoted significant time to independent study, particularly in the areas of the Bible, Tarot, astrology, numerology, and the spiritual principles behind the Process of Manifestation.
My spiritual path has become an eclectic expression of everything I’ve learned, with the Bible serving as my foundation. Everywhere I went on this journey, every person who deeply and profoundly influenced me shared one thing in common: Love.
They believed in God, and they believed that the highest expression of God is Love — Love that teaches, guides, comforts, and transforms. I intend to spend my life learning how to share the gift of Love wherever God directs and leads.