I became somewhat of an expert in the process of mourning after a 3 year period of intense loss. I lost my oldest son, my youngest daughter, my father, my inheritance, my performing arts studio (to a most trusted employee), most of my worldly possessions and many of my friends. We lost most of our investments and my reputation to a degree. My extended family has predominantly shunned me as well. Within a year of this loss my husband lost his job of 22 years. This was a trying time. It was the darkest time in my life. I was in a very unstable, extremely depressed state. I had lost the will to live, and that was terrifying. It was during the darkest of times that I had to make a decision to live or die.
I realized that I could either succumb to the overwhelming grief or draw closer to God. As I sought God more fervently I got stronger, more stable, and was ready to recieve the things I needed to progress. I realized how many gifts of compensation had come my way. Because I had to know certain things, my mind was enlightened. I was tutored by the spirit. I learned the laws of abundance, found like minded people and learned much in a very short time. I did mentor training and have helped others change their thinking and create new possibilities for their lives.
Prior to this intense 3 year period of loss and learning I went to a therapist to help me clear and work through all the garbage that we seem to accumulate through life’s experiences. Steve Brinton was my therapist and helped me understand the natural man more completely. He kept me sane through the trials leading up to the years of loss, and helped me process things as I started to evolve and change in my thinking and spiritual understanding. I have the practical experience of going through horrible things and surviving them. Steve has the experience of helping countless people process and understand life’s events– but I’ll let him tell his own story.
As I was going through all of the loss and was actually happy, people were inspired. I was asked to write a book so many times. I felt prompted to ask Steve to help me share some of his unique training so I ‘got it right’. The book evolved into Gatewings. I am so happy he decided to come on board with this project because he has so many insights and so much experience. We are a good team. We come to this with different perspectives which I think you will find useful. I have life lessons of trial, pain and learning to have joy. He has the educational and therapeutical aspect that is a great blessing to our project.
On a happy note, I have been married to a wonderful man (Gintaras Genys) for more than 30 years. We have had 6 children together (two of whom have died). We have survived a parents worst nightmare. We are happy, strong, united and excited to share with you things we have learned in order to bless your life.
Gatewings is unique because it gives you specific tools so that you can heal yourself. Your life will not be the same after attending our workshops.