My spiritual name is Mosaic Dreamer. 

From international trilingual mergers and acquisitions lawyer...

A long time ago, I was anchored in the materialistic world of finance and law, earning a lot of money in the mergers and acquisitions world of top international lawyers. I enjoyed the intellectual buzz but as years passed by, and after I became a mother, there was a part of me that felt lost: the creative, the nurturing, the loving side of me. The demands of the job, the travelling, was also taking its toll on my relationship with my children.

... to after hours Mum artist and writer...

And then I started writing and doing mosaics after hours, after putting my kids to bed. This shadow activity kept me alive.

My life seemed dichotomic then, with on one end the top successful lawyer and on the other the mother, the artist, and the budding healer. This, in time, led to a major healing crisis that obliged me to completely rethink my life as I was strechted in two opposite and incompatible directions.

... to rebirth through the Channel into a Soul Awakener

I quit my job, I quit my relationship, I moved across the Channel... and rebirthed myself. It sounds simple but it took:

• three close encounters with death
• a lot of courage
• some guidance from spirit
• quite a bit of time
• some deep grieving
• letting go and letting God and
• probably a bit of angel dust too.

This was my rite of passage as a true mosaic dreamer and mosaic healer of my own life, inspiring others to do the same. I also transformed from a corporate lawyer to a spiritual lawyer: someone who knows about spiritual laws.

I have this capacity called hypnagogia. It enables me to dream with my eyes open and on occasions I see images in the screen of my mind as in a dream whilst I am awake. It was diagnosed by my doctor as a medical condition... but for those of us who believe we are more than flesh and bones, it is the basis for a visionary, clairvoyant capacity: lucid dreaming. What better name than mosaic dreamer for such a capacity?

If I had been born last century, my parents would have locked me away in a mental hospital for it. Luckily they never found out. It took me a long time to come out of my closet though, as it felt dangerous to talk about it when I was still a lawyer as it could have damaged my reputation. I am OK to dream my mosaics away now.