My Story
Hi, I am Christine Elizabeth.
I am an Author and a Mindfulness Practitioner through Guided Meditation, Reiki, Sound Bowls, and Access Bars, and I enjoy working with Numerology. I hold space for compassion, healing and forgiveness, combined with the quiet return of our inner voice to be our true selves.
My work has been through lived experience - grief, truth, uncertainty, and the knowing that I have not been seen, heard, or acknowledged in the past. I have dared to break these cycles and reconnect with who I am, to acknowledge my inner voice, my passion, and to find a sense of peace within.
Through my writing, meditation, and energy practices, I aim to hold space for others to find their own sense of connection, empathy and compassion towards healing and forgiveness.
The greatest gift I receive is the smiles on someone else who has read my words or participated in my energy healing session. I understand, though on a different scale, the euphoria that an artist has when they perform to a packed stadium of fans. Absolutely amazing.
I have lived in a bubble for over forty years, as a way to protect myself from hurt, being unheard and unseen. Through this, I did not react - I could win the lotto, and I would say - ‘Wow!’
I was completely a ‘gunna’. I was gunna do this and that - but I did none of it.
I remember sitting at a table talking to my Aunt and Uncle about what I wanted to do with my life. I was completely confused, and yet I had already had two children. What else did I want? My third child came along when I was 36. Again, what more did I want? They were certainly the light of my life.
I do not really know what brought me out of this long phase of my life, except maybe coming to the realisation that I did not want to live that way anymore. My children did not smile, I did not smiles, and so life had to change. I then decided to go back to study and become a nurse. After my children, that was the next best decision I had made. I allowed myself to transform out of my bubble of protection and become the truest form of me that I could be at the time.
I completed my nursing in the same year that my third child was born, I was 36! It was an extremely busy year, but I would not change it for anything.
By the time I was 40, I had divorced and found another partner who was to become my Husband. He taught me that there was more to life, more to love, and more to being me. On the first date we went on, he asked me what I really wanted, regardless of any obstacles. He gave me a plaque two days later. It read: