About Me

My name is Sam, and I have walked the path most of my life. I was very lucky to have parents to support and guide me along this path, and that's carried me through my journey and continues to do so. I follow the Goddess, work with the seasons and the Wheel of the Year, and I started healing with crystals when I was in my early 20s - perhaps even before that. My parents introduced me to them when I was younger, but I found my own affliation with them in my early adulthood. I have three beautiful children, all adults now, and that leaves me a bit more time for my spiritual practice and growing my business around it.

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I was first attuned to Reiki in 2004, then many years later after working through the teachings, I became a Reiki Master Teacher; I am a fully qualified Sound Practitioner of Crystal and Himalayan Singing Bowls; along with many other healing techniques such as Transformational Bodywork, the Violet Flame and Brigid Healing - many of which I offer, and you can find more about on my services page.

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After most of my life walking the Pagan path, I had the honour of becoming an initiated Priestess of Avalon and the Goddess in 2018.

 

Chanting has been a part of my life for most of my life, and I have developed now into helping others and into healing chants to bring wellbeing and enlightenment.  I enjoy holding a monthly drumming and chanting circle in Compton at the village hall, under the name of The Shanti Community, creating joyous and uplifting energies for our wonderful tribe.

 

Art has always been a passion of mine, but when Brigid came forward in my practice, she nudged me into developing my craft. I've created many paintings for Justine Evans, from creationfertility.com , some of which are displayed on my artwork page.

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One of my greatest passions is playing the frame drum and creating artwork on drums, and I'm hoping to incorporate this even further into the services I offer.

 

I have officiated a few ceremonies in my time, including my dearest friend's handfasting, and had the honour of performing my parents' rites of passage/funeral services. This is something I found very meaningful and blessed to be able to do, and I would like to bring ceremonial work more into the forefront of my practice.