A big element in my life is re-connecting to and re-membering with the forgotten and ancient wisdoms, traditions, rituals, stories and practises of my ancestral lineage found here in the UK and surrounding Celtic Nations. This piece drives much of the intentions behind my work and personal explorations.

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As an Interfaith Minister, it is in my practise to connect in my own personal way with different faith paths, exploring them as a fundamentally experiential rather than academic experience. I believe in the core teachings and messages within many of the faith paths I have studied, witnessing the threads that unite rather than distinguish them. It is from this place that I stand as a Reverend, striving to be in service to all beings, recognising the flame of the sacred that lights up all life.

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As a storyteller, I intend to invoke story to inspire, guide, teach, connect and awaken emotions, energies, memories, thoughts or ideas within myself and my listeners. The craft of storytelling finds it's way into all the work I offer, whether in the form of a wonder tale or honouring the journey someone has been through in ceremony.

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I create workshops that are formed around ceremony and storytelling, often in accordance with the celebrations of the turning wheel of the year (such as the Equinoxes and Solstices). These are ideal for aligning to our inner and outer worlds, as we are members of the natural earth not passing visitors, what moves outside also moves within. I have been following these traditions for the past 6 years and continue to receive much nourishment from doing so.

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