08/01/2026
There’s something I’ve been feeling into lately, especially as I look at these photos of my daughters and me working together.
My journey into the healing arts didn’t come from ambition or planning. It was awakened in my 20s, actually through illness while I was travelling in Africa, it was a a remembering. It felt ancestral — as if something ancient in me stirred and said, this is yours to carry, its time to remember.
I didn’t always understand it. But I devoted myself to it anyway.
Then as a mother, I dedicated myself even more to it.My children grew up alongside it. The massage table in the house. The conversations about the body, about listening, about holding space, about what Healing and transformation is .
Teaching my daughters massage and bodywork has been such a profound journey. Watching them come into the work in their own way — through their own bodies, their own sensitivity, their own strength — has been humbling - because of the integrity they bring to the work, the lineage of gifts that is active in them too.
I’ve witnessed my daughters, under the age of 20, hold profound emotional and transformational space for people twice their age. Not from technique alone, but from presence. From listening. From something that can’t be taught in books.
And that’s when I realised — this isn’t just skill being passed on.
It’s a lineage activating.
A generational gift of devotion to the healing arts, alive now in the next generation.
I share this because I know how easy it is, especially as parents, to put our deepest callings on hold. To tell ourselves there will be time later. But what I’ve learned is this:
When we live our devotion openly — when we grow our passions alongside our children instead of hiding them — we don’t just change our own lives. We change the pattern forward.
We open doors that were once closed.
We pass on more than survival.
We pass on purpose.
Watching this lineage continue through my daughters has reminded me why I chose this path in the first place — and why I will always stay devoted to it.
