I was born an intuitive, a Senser. As a child I could sometimes understand languages I'd never heard before. I did my first past-life recall when I was 12. I could always feel when someone was upset. I could see people that weren't physically there, and talk to them. I was guided.

A natural gift is important, and yet an untrained gift is like an untrained dog: it does what it wants, sometimes hugely helpful, but other times it's dragging you around, tearing up your furniture, barking at your friends, not there when you need it, or simply inaccurate. An intuitive gift needs years of training before it is useful and reliable.

I started this training as a teen, getting my 1st and 2nd degree Reiki in the formal tradition, and the Reiki Master degree a few years later through the non-traditional system. While it was helpful to practise working with energy and to give healings, I didn't feel power here, or depth. This I found years later, in 2009, when I started working with the Angel. I have been training in the meta-intuitive arts ever since, in the martial arts tradition of in-house student that is a little bit of theory and 98% practise, and have held a black belt since 2014. 

In my training, a process more intense and difficult than any of my traditional education ever was, my gifts have grown a lot, and I have grown to a place where I can not just handle them stable and easily, but use them to answer almost any question reliably. I keep training.

There are very few meta-intuitives who are scientifically trained, as academia by its very nature discourages people from exploring things spiritual and non-physical. They get nervous when they cannot measure something. Yet the meta-intuitive arts, as a field, is only at its beginning stages, and needs people to create effective methods and solid understanding based in something more than individual perceptions and beliefs.

Over a decade in science has taught me to ask questions, and seek proof. It's taught me the importance of consistency, of gathering data in an objective setting, of being able to repeat results and have others repeat them, and it's taught me not to believe blindly. I've taken these ideas with me in my practise of the meta-intuitive arts, strongly encouraged by the spiritual master who taught me. 

Rather than only sensing, I hypothesise, I analyse, I build database and study the patterns in what I find. I use my thinking to generate ideas and possibilities and hypotheses, and I use my intuitive senses to explore these ideas and verify them. I use my intuitive skills to perceive, and my logic to check if what my senses found makes any sense.

The intuitive mind and the logical mind, when used together well, are so much more powerful and effective than either of them could be alone.

All the theoretical knowledge in the world is nice, but it takes practical experience to recognise a problem, to know what works and what doesn't, and to build up the strength to be able to put knowledge and skill to good use. 

Within this life, I have spent nearly a decade doing the work of looking inside, facing my own darkness and my own shortcomings, changing my habits, feeling old pain, making big decisions and changing my life. Because of it, I know what I'm asking when I guide clients to face their past, and I know how to get them through. It is a lifelong process, that I continue till this day.

In my twenties, I started teaching at the Elfpath international school for meta-intuitive development, which I founded and for which I wrote most of the lesson plans. Since 2010, I trained people to become aware of their own energy, to discover and develop their intuitive gifts, and to change their life. I gave readings for people internationally, and worked one on one and in groups with many. Since 2015, I started this practise, and have consulted for hundreds of people on a huge variety of topics.

As a scientist, I've taught B.Sc. and M.Sc. students, and as a thesis advisor, I've worked with 80+ college and university students on their research.