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about me

Hello fellow traveler

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I’m Laurie — Your Feral Mystic

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A Spiritual Mentor, Intuitive Guide, and Energy Healer with over 20 years of experience and nearly a decade working with clients.

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"I had the pleasure of experiencing sessions with Laurie, and the results have been nothing short of transformative. Laurie is welcoming and has a discerning energy which made me comfortable. The sessions were deeply insightful and offered valuable tools for personal growth and well-being."

Here, “feral” means returning to your natural state—spirituality without domestication, honoring the body’s limitations, the mind’s curiosity, and the soul’s unbounded intelligence.

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As a modern-day mystic, I run free and wild through the unseen worlds, just as comfortable in the shadow as I am in the light. I seek direct experience of truth — not secondhand, not through dogma or inherited belief, but through personal communion with the deeper intelligence of the universe — much like the ancient mystics did.

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I pair that unbridled curiosity with a natural fluency in many energetic languages, translating subtle information into something that makes sense and can be practically applied to modern life.

 

​​As Your Feral Mystic, I walk beside you — acting as a guide and translator. I listen deeply to what’s unspoken and help you bring forward the real issues, give you permission to feel your feelings (even the dark and messy ones), and release the heavy emotions holding you back, so you can remember who you truly are.

 

Honesty, integrity, and compassion are at the heart of my work. You can expect truth delivered with kindness — and maybe even a little humor along the way.

The human behind the work

I grew up in the seventies — barefoot, climbing trees, riding bikes until the streetlights came on, and getting up at 5 a.m. on Saturdays to watch cartoons. I was a creative, dyslexic, intuitive, and deeply sensitive kid who felt everything and often knew things I couldn’t explain. Being different wasn’t always accepted, and it often led to being bullied and made fun of.

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Not understanding my sensitivities, I carried the emotions of others while neglecting my own and struggled with boundaries. Over time, these patterns began to affect my body. My path into healing work was born from necessity, curiosity, and a desire to understand what was happening within me.

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That shift began when someone suggested hypnotherapy, which eventually led me to my first Reiki class. I didn’t know what Reiki was at the time — only that I needed to be there. That experience changed my life by helping me understand myself and my sensitivities in an entirely new way.

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​Outside of client work, I’m a homebody at heart (my life goal might secretly be “hermit”). I love piddling around the house in my day-jammies, cleaning, organizing, or creating things. I’m happiest when life feels simple, quiet, and a little unscheduled.

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​I’ve always had a deep love for film — not just as entertainment, but as an art form. As a kid, going to the movies felt magical. I kept a calendar of release dates, saved my money for tickets, and walked to the theater on Fridays to catch new releases. That reverence for storytelling eventually led me to dabble in screenwriting and make a few short films, one of which was featured at the Phoenix Film Festival and the Film Stock Film Festival. I’m currently working on a fiction novel titled When Winter Settled in Your Bones.​

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When I’m not working, you’ll usually find me watching films, writing, reading, studying, doing yoga, meditating, crafting, sewing, doing puzzles, working on websites or video editing, cuddling my quirky crew of rescue animals — and, of course, napping.

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 At the core of it all, I’m a goofy, intuitive, creative, sometimes-grumpy Leo who loves conversation, laughter, exploring the deep end, and helping people feel a little more comfortable being human.

"If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading" ~Lau Tzu

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