Lisa spent her youth as a very talented young singer and actor; skills that her community thought would bring her fame and fortune. They were counting on it. Her destiny looked imminent when she won a full four-year scholarship to study opera in Chicago at the age of eighteen, but what everyone hoped for was not to be. She lost her voice but regained it later. As it turned out, Lisa had her own dreams that did not include a performance career.
In her twenties, she was a free spirit, traveling, and disengaging herself from a rigid upbringing. That prodded her to reject what the adults wanted for her and to follow her heart and intuition to set her course. During her journey, she remained sober and courageous by taking her life into her hands and pretty much doing whatever she wanted to do and going wherever she wanted to go.
Along the way, synchronous signs told her to keep yielding to a wider view; a universal view centered in love and freedom that was available to everyone regardless of family, religion, or class. She learned that we are one family; the human family; express itself through different cultures, and mores. When she landed in Sedona, Arizona she found the Tzolkin Cosmology that opened up er worldview wider with the study of the Mayan Thirteen Moons.
Throughout many synchronistic personal events, she observed improbable but all too real events across time and place. To Lisa, these meant the universe was guiding her destiny; the old way was giving way to something better. No matter what left her, which was quite a bit, something wonderful became a gift.
An underlying thread runs through life. We can leave the provincial shore of home and family seed in the subconscious mind and become more rooted in the conscious mind so that the world of possibility opens up and all life on earth becomes our tribe.