I've always been deeply connected to music and sound—it's in my name, after all. I played viola as a child and sang classical pieces like Ave Maria in a chorus group in high school. I grew up immersed in all kinds of music, from mainstream rock and pop to rap, hip hop, and later, house music, trance, dance, and EDM. I even have a soft spot for country—anything that pulls at the heartstrings resonates with me. Looking back, it’s no surprise that sound would become such an integral part of my spiritual path.

As I began to explore meditation, I noticed how much more powerful and expansive my experiences became when sound or music was part of the process. Sound became not just a meditative tool, but an intuitive guide—helping me journey inward and connect more deeply with myself. This practice has been profoundly healing, and it's what ultimately led me to sound healing as a modality.