05/23/2026
I love this work. This work keeps amazing me. I love hearing the after-waves of healing that come from these ancestral ceremony healing sessions.
I love this work. This work keeps amazing me. I love hearing the after-waves of healing that come from these ancestral ceremony healing sessions.
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Doing healing work on yourself is not always easy, which is why I reached out to my friend and former mentor, Robin, for guidance.
I had been feeling a shift coming but couldn’t quite put my finger on it. Was I being called to learn something new for my clients? Was I picking up on the heaviness of the collective and everything happening in the world? All I knew was that something was changing within me.
Around that time, I realized my father’s lineage needed attention and healing. I called Robin to see if she would help me figure it out, and without hesitation, she said yes.
I’ve had healing sessions, medical intuitive readings, mediumship readings, and taken classes with Robin before, but this session was something entirely different. It felt like everything she has studied and practiced came together into one deeply meaningful experience. The best way I can describe it is like a therapy session with your ancestors who have crossed over. It was validating, emotional, and incredibly healing.
During the session, I was able to truly feel my pain while also experiencing forgiveness — both from them and within myself. I was finally able to let go of the blocks that had been stopping me from fully accepting and honoring my lineage.
After that session, it felt like the floodgates opened. My ancestors began communicating with me through songs, dreams, smells, and other signs. Each experience has allowed me to acknowledge them with more love instead of hurt.
A few weeks later, something amazing happened. My half-brother, whom I hadn’t seen since he was five years old and is now 40, called me. He lives out west and told me he and his family were coming to the East Coast. He wanted to know more about our father, our family tree, and hear stories about where we come from. I was overwhelmed with joy.