I am one who seeks to know, to journey life’s many paths with others who are open to this exporation of who we are as humans, as conscious beings gifted with life on this planet. I also sense our responsibility to be fully present to who we are and can be. We each bring unique gifts. Knowing this I constantly seek to discover mine and to give them fully.
My life has intermingled the paths of business and education with the theme of crossing cultures. From an early age I was curious about language and cultures, especially that of France. My first profession was as a secondary French teacher. Many years later I would work as a marketing manager for a French firm. I loved life in Amsterdam and thrived in Paris. The last 10 or so years I have lived by the sea on Cape Ann Massachusetts. Here I nourish my need for silence, for the energy and power and vastness of the ocean, to meditate and walk by the sea. Professionally I have been a cross-cultural trainer for business people and families as they move and transition internationally.
As I move ever more deeply into purpose, working with collective consciuosness and the groups who seek this knowing, this path is becoming my life’s work and joy. In 2007, I had the honor to collaborate with Ria Baeck from Belgium and to host and convene Women Moving the Edge. From the first in Belgium, this emergent pattern of women coming together for collective inquiry has evolved into our 5th January 2009. Our cultivating collective feminine emergence is now grounded here in the US and Europe and is beginning to have a life of its own. For me this carries the magic of the emergent feminine as an integral part of collective leadership. It is with honor and a sense of sacred intention that I hold the possibility for what this will be.
For now I continue to live here in Gloucester with my dear cat, Sebastian. I savour each day. I am grateful to have some role in the shift in consciousness that seems to be gathering momentum. This is our interconnected purpose for the LIFE that is Earth. May we each find joy in the roles we play as we bring new ways of being into form.
