I am Creative.
Since childhood, creativity has been the quiet current running beneath everything. At seven or eight, I was already mixing colors, building little worlds, sculpting dinner into landscapes, and discovering the alchemy of materials. Art was both sanctuary and initiation—a sacred refuge from instability and also a realm where I could shape the unseen into form. It became my world, spacious and sovereign, a place where outside voices softened and my inner voice grew stronger. At times, creativity held me with tenderness, and at other times it confronted me with loneliness and an inner critic too sharp for a young heart. Today, my creativity and I move in reciprocity. We listen to each other. We breathe together. 

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I am Empathetic and Compassionate.
My ability to feel with and for others has always been woven into my being. Emotions—mine and others'—land with clarity, sometimes arriving before words do. I sense the tremors of anxiety, the quiet ache of fear, the spark of joy. This sensitivity has been both a gift and a lesson. Without boundaries, empathy can become a gateway to overwhelm. Through time and self-study, I’ve learned that compassion must be paired with protection, replenishment, and connection to my source. I prioritize the practices that steady my body, nourish my heart, and return me to truth. 

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I am a Seeker.
Curiosity is my compass. I am drawn to learning, to the mystical and the practical, to the ways personal truths echo universal ones. “As above, so below” is not just a phrase for me—it is an orientation. I thrive when mind and body are engaged, when I’m deepening into understanding, or following a thread of intuition. I take my soul work seriously, knowing I am here to make a difference. And still, I honor joy, laughter, wonder, and play as part of the path. 

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I am Human—simply and profoundly.
I am a Person in long-term Recovery: grateful, grounded, and unafraid to share my story. My experience, my strength, and my truth are offerings I carry with humility and courage, hoping they light the way for others just beginning their walk.

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