The New Awareness Project

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The New Awareness Project was not born from ambition.  It emerged from lived experience — from years of self-inquiry, spiritual exploration, healing work, and the quiet courage it takes to look at oneself honestly.

Long before it had a form, it had a feeling.

During a past-life regression many years ago, the name New Awareness Project came through clearly. At the time, I didn’t understand what it meant. I tried to define it, to give it structure, to turn it into something tangible before it was ready. But it resisted being confined.  Now I understand why.  This was never meant to be a single offering.  It was meant to be an unfolding.

The New Awareness Project grew from my own journey of discovering that awareness is the gateway to everything — to healing, to self-love, to spiritual depth, and to authentic living.  For much of my life, I believed growth meant improvement. Becoming better. Correcting flaws. Rising above the human experience. But awareness taught me something far more profound.  Awareness is not about fixing yourself.
It is about seeing yourself clearly — and staying.

Some of my deepest insights came not from moments of clarity, but from moments of discomfort. From recognizing patterns I had inherited. From noticing when I reacted instead of responded. From sitting with emotions I once avoided.  Awareness did not erase my humanity.  It deepened my relationship with it.

Over the years, my path led me into formal healing training as well. I became a certified practitioner of Massage Therapy, Reiki, and Reconnective Healing, and later a certified QHHT (Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique) practitioner trained in the method developed by Dolores Cannon. Through facilitating past-life regressions for 16 years, I witnessed firsthand the power of expanded awareness to shift perception, dissolve fear, and restore inner coherence.

Most recently, I'm studying the Sacred Path Apprenticeship — an advanced three-year shamanic training with Chetna Helen Lawless, whose teachings are rooted in the Core Shamanism principles of Sandra Ingerman. This work deepened my understanding of soul retrieval, spiritual integration, energetic sovereignty, and the importance of walking between worlds with integrity.

Through all of it — the personal work, the spiritual training, the healing sessions — one truth remained constant:  Awareness changes everything.  Not because it removes shadow.  But because it allows us to meet shadow without abandoning ourselves.  The New Awareness Project is the living expression of that realization. It is an evolving collection of awakening tools — workshops, guided journeys, healing sessions, community gatherings, and reflective practices — all rooted in one foundation:  Awareness paired with compassion creates transformation.  

This project is not about becoming someone new.  It is about remembering who you are beneath conditioning, expectation, and survival patterns.  It continues to grow because awareness is alive. As I deepen in my own practice, the offerings evolve. As collective needs shift, new expressions emerge.  At its heart, the New Awareness Project exists for one purpose:  To help people awaken to their true selves —
and to remain in self-love when they do.