First Steps on my Journey
Ever since I was a little girl, I knew I was meant to touch peoples’ lives in some way. From the time I was five, I was writing short stories and poetry. Never shy, (I’m an Aries, after all,) I use to share these stories with family, friends and classmates, and dreamed of the day when I would be a professional writer.
As time passed, I considered other careers in which I could assist others such as music, theater and even law. I was an extremely creative child, always creating my own little fantasy world filled with princesses, witches, enchanting castles and dashing “Prince Charmings.” I also had several “imaginary friends,” my favorite of whom was named Polly. I later learned that these supposed “imaginary friends” were actually spirit guides.
As a young child, I was very religious. Until I was about 11, I attended a Baptist church where I often performed with the choir. I always felt very close to God and thought of God as a beloved friend and confidant.
A Deep Sorrow and a Gift Discovered
When I was six, my beloved Aunt Irene, who was like a second mother to me, passed away after a brief battle with Leukemia. As my family, and especially my mother, struggled to cope with their grief at her sudden loss, I began communicating with her spirit. Often times, while sitting in class, I would feel her sitting or standing next to me, or hear her voice in my mind, or sometimes, in my ear. As I grew older, I stopped sensing her presence, and only later would I understand the significance of her communication.
Profound Fear, Profound Transformation
By the time I was a teenager, my fantasy bubble had burst, so to speak, and I was far more interested in popular music, teen crushes, and hanging out with my friends, than I was in enchanting castles. At thirteen, I began experiencing debilitating and frightening anxiety attacks. It took many months before I was diagnosed. After my diagnosis, I began seeing a counselor, learned self-hypnosis, and tried to go on with my life.
However, I grew very suicidal, and one night as I lay awake formulating a plan to take my own life, who should appear in my bedroom but my beloved Aunt Irene. I could see and hear her clearly, and the intensity of the experience shook me to the very core of my being. She told me that I should press onward — that God had a tremendous purpose for my life and that I should never fear.
Speechless and stunned at the sheer magnitude of this experience, I began to weep uncontrollably. But I was soon shocked out of my tears when a radiant light illuminated the entire room. Suddenly my bed was completely surrounded by dozens of unbelievably beautiful beings, who I inexplicably knew to be angels.
They gifted me with such profound comfort and love in the following moments that I simply cannot describe it in words. As I basked in their amazing presence, they began to sing, music the likes of which I have never been privileged to here before or since. I was filled with a tremendous sense of peace, and I surrendered deeply to the unimaginable glory of the experience.
Traveling my Path
After that night’s events, I slowly began putting my life back together, and soon things were pretty much back to normal. But one thing had changed; I was more deeply connected with God and the angels than ever before, and I was in touch with myself as a spiritual Being.
Flash forward to a September evening when I was sixteen. On this evening, a dear friend, (who became a spiritual mentor,) helped facilitate my connection with my primary spirit guide. It was an experience which I simply can’t express in writing. It was truly glorious and profound, and opened up my life and world in more ways than I could imagine.
Soon after this, I began to immerse myself in the study of many different spiritual traditions and religious faiths, and as a result, my mind and heart were opened to many wonderful ways of worshiping Spirit.
Over the years, I have come to fully embrace my connection with the God(s) of my understanding, and my own singular spiritual path. I have also learned a tremendous amount about myself both personally and spiritually. I strive daily to be the best person I can be and to serve Spirit to the very best of my ability, and with my whole heart and soul.
I continue to joyfully embrace many spiritual traditions, including Paganism (specifically Druidism and Wicca), Zen Buddhism, the practice of Hindi chanting, the wise woman tradition, and Native American spiritual practices, among others. In addition, I continue to cherish my deeply fulfilling and beautiful partnership with Jesus. Today, I have come to incorporate many different traditions, ideas and tenants from various faiths into my own unique spiritual path, which I walk with deep serenity and joy.
Professional Achievements
I hold Bachelor of Arts degrees in Music, (with a concentration in voice,) and Psychology. I gained my certification as a Spiritual Healing Practitioner through the International Awareness Academy, which is founded and directed by renowned spiritual teacher Melinda Rodriguez. Melinda was a tremendous catalyst in helping me to gain the confidence and skills which allow me to serve to the best of my ability. I am blessed and honored to know her.
I am honored and thrilled to be of service as a spiritual serenity coach, and to have the incredible joy of sharing the highly powerful and practical process of coaching with others. Please visit my sister site to discover more about how the transformative experience of coaching can assist you in enhancing and enriching your life. Your initial coaching session with me is at no financial cost to you.
On the Personal Side
I feel richly blessed to live in the picturesque mountains of North Carolina, in the southeastern United States. Being in a rural area, I am forever delighted by the beauty and wonder of nature. I am an avid bookworm and music junkie, love chocolate, Chinese food, stimulating conversation, history, philosophy, and all things Celtic, as I am primarily of Scottish and Irish descent. I am thrilled and honored to be traveling my personal and spiritual path, and am always delighted to share with, and learn from, my clients as well. I am tremendously blessed, and I express my boundless gratitude to God on a daily, often hourly, basis.
Thank you for sharing in my journey. May you be profoundly blessed!
Kim Loftis
“The important thing is not to think much but to love much,
and so do that which best stirs you to love.” ~ St. Theresa of Avila
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