As the daughter of a Navy Officer, I traveled to Asia with my family, moved every two-and-one-half years to various duty stations, and learned to cope with a lack of deep relationships through writing.  I have never not written, since being taught how to put sentences together.  However as time grew me up, and experience added layers to my personality, I began to discover that there was something else begging for my attention.  I seemed to have an unusual sense for the mysterious and paranormal. A decade before my matriarchal grandmother died I found out that some of our relatives also had special gifts that the women called "gifts from God", and left it at that. My specialty is known as mysticism.  I have spent the better part of my life developing my skillset, which includes a "knowingness" about certain subjects and people that comes from a psychic pre-disposition, an ability to transcend space and time using consciousness to "channel" nonlocal beings who are much smarter than me, and an ability to read people because we all have resonance energy fields and I am sensitive to information that comes to me through a person's personal guides, teachers and Higher Self.  I hear, see, and feel these messages, depending upon what the person needs to know about their current situation.  The truth is that everyone can develop these skills once they understand the basics of meta-physics and consciousness. Needless to say, becoming a metaphysician changed my life course. Along the way I tried every form of creative writing and news/article writing that I could take courses on, in order to express my point of view, as it expanded naturally due to the information I was receiving from my own guides and Cosmic Teachers.  I didn't know it at the time, they were preparing me to write my book, years later.  And, as one might expect, I had only four or five primary relationships in my life because I was busy being initiated in the lessoning of mysticism.  It was both wonderful, and horribly hellish. I married my husband, John Thomas Martin in 1999, and my life was finally somewhat settled.  I was able to give back to my community as a minister, and a Mystic conducting workshops, and mentoring those women who had gifts which needed careful preparation for their own future potential to unfold. In 2010 I began the research for my book, The "Multiple You" Universe: Sacred Science for the 21st Century.  I am self-published, and in the final phases of pre-publicity and marketing for the book's release in April/May, 2014.

As an activist I have several achievements. After Nine-Eleven I participated for several years in an Inter-Faith effort called Diversity in CommUNITY as both a speaker, and moderator for a public issues forums. Additionally I held two local public issues forums in Tahlequah, OK under name, the "Talk of the Town" series. And, I spearheaded a local group "New Political Gender" in 2004 to inform voters of the issues for the General Election, because rural women in Cherokee County, Oklahoma had poor statistical numbers for getting to the polls. I helped bring four diverse women's groups together, including the Cherokee Nation. A 3-day event registered voters, and informed them on the platforms of the Republican and Democratic parties agendas. We concluded with a costumed march around Tahlequah's Cherokee Town Square, to celebrate the anniversary of women receiving the right to vote, when our Constitution was ratified on August 26th, the day of the march. I continue to engage in events that support women in politics, and women's issues around the world.