Rebecca grew up in Southern California. At 13, she already knew she wasn’t like other kids her age; she loved drinking coffee and watching the sun come up before the rest of her family woke up. It made her feel peaceful and connected to something bigger than herself. Classmates teased her by telling her she was too sensitive and serious, but she didn’t let their words change her.

When she was 21, she got a job as a dispatcher at a police department. She always knew when people were lying to her on the phone and she thought it was that way for all police dispatchers.

At about the same time, Rebecca began her spiritual journey. She started to read books about spirituality, took some tai chi and yoga classes, and began a journey to heal herself. She realized the more she got out of her own way, the more information came to her.

She started jokingly telling her friends things she felt would happen in their lives and they began calling her a few months later to tell her what she said had actually occurred.

Not long after, a friend asked her if she wanted to go see a psychic. She thought that sounded intriguing, so she agreed to go.

The psychic told her she had very strong guidance and she needed to pay attention to it. That was in 1989.

Soon after that, Rebecca met her first spiritual teacher, a Choctaw woman from Oklahoma named Snakewoman, who taught her about some Native American teachings, including honoring all of the different energies of the elemental beings and rituals that show respect and gratitude to all of them.

She attended her first sweat lodges, was taught that all beings and energies in the world are connected and learned the phrase “Aho mitakuye oyasin”, which means “And all my relations”.

Rebecca continued developing her intuition and began doing readings for clients. A couple of years later, she met her second spiritual teacher, Michael N., a Lakota Sioux living in the desert in the middle of nowhere. He also hosted sweat lodges, but the Lakota Sioux tradition was slightly different. Michael led her through what he called a “Pathway Session”. It was an all night ritual similar to a vision quest that included staying outside in the desert for a number of hours and then spending time in a moon lodge with Michael sharing visions that had come in alone time by the fire.

Rebecca continued her spiritual journey and her intuition became stronger. Clients began to call more often to validate her predictions.

In 2001, Rebecca met Mata Amritadandamayi Devi, also known as Amma, the Hugging Saint. Amma says she teaches the religion of love and compassion and her teachings are based on compassion, kindness, and doing selfless service. Rebecca continues to learn from Amma to this day.

In 2012, Rebecca published her first book, The List; Tools to Create the Life of Your Dreams, a simple “how to” guide to help people get clarity about their desires and the tools needed to create the life they envision. She also developed a series of workshops called “Master Compassion” but paused teaching them to focus on her family and to study Layla Martin’s Love, Sex & Relationship coaching program, while continuing on her own healing journey.

To date, Rebecca has accurately predicted pregnancies and births, and advised clients about potential health issues. She’s also helped clients learn how to ground themselves through breathwork, spiritual practices & movement, and she’s provided tools to help them become empowered, self-loving people. She loves helping people!

Rebecca also enjoys traveling, djembe drumming, African dance, walks in nature, watching the sunrise and the sunset, drinking excellent coffee, singing in the car, hanging out with her kiddo and watching comedies.