abracadabra: I create as I speak.

Aramaic, avra kehdabra : I will create as I speak

Hebrew, ebrah k'dabri: I will create as I speak

'Avada Kedavra' is an Aramaic saying: “Let the thing be destroyed”

Through the words we speak, we have the power to shape the world around us.  The phrase abracadabra—from Aramaic, meaning “I will create as I speak”—reminds me of the magic we create with every story told.  

Even Avada Kedavra, an Aramaic saying meaning “Let the thing be destroyed,” speaks to the necessity of destruction as part of the cycle of creation and transformation. It reminds us that sometimes we must allow destructive forces—whether illness, personal struggle, or harm—to be released, so that we can make room for healing, growth, and renewal. Sometimes we must let go, burn down, or unmake what no longer serves us—so that something new, whole, and truer can take shape.

There are times when we must name the thing that wounds us. Sometimes, it must be pulled from the body like a thorn—or seared away like a sickness in the bone. This is not cruelty, but care. Not an ending, but a fierce kind of beginning.

In these moments of challenge, destruction is not final; it is a transformative step toward the life and energy that follows.

Storytelling is sacred work.

 It opens portals to wonder, memory, and truth—often truths that can’t be spoken plainly. Through story, we find the courage to face complexity, the grace to hold contradiction, and the wisdom to begin again.

My work draws from the intuitive and the immersive. I don’t simply tell stories—I enter them, embodying the questions and emotions of the characters I bring to life. These persona-tellers speak not only from the page, but from the heart, offering the audience an experience that is felt as much as heard.

I also share personal stories when the moment calls, honoring the everyday as its own kind of myth.

With empathy and creative intent, I approach storytelling as a responsive act of connection—an offering of spirit to spirit.

As a storyteller, I weave narratives that transcend ordinary tales. I embrace the sacred and the profound, inviting audiences to explore themes that connect us to our higher selves and the mysteries of the world around us. This is not just performance; this is a journey into the heart of spirituality and shared humanity.

In my Guest in the Pulpit offerings, I blend storytelling with spiritual reflection, creating spaces for profound insight, healing, and connection. These engagements invite storytelling into sacred spaces, where words hold the power to transform and uplift.  I work with diverse communities, crafting experiences that promote reflection, inspiration, and a deeper connection to our shared values.