Learn how she discovered her own inner lighthouse
Step into the Magic of Sally's World
What Is My Inner Lighthouse
Who we are and what is our work in the world
ETHOS
My Inner Lighthouse is a gender-neutral, neuro-diverse community. We embrace differently-abled individuals and serve as a bridge to the unseen world. We have agency, live in the questions, and dwell in the realms of possibility. Our plan is to profit through awareness and altruism.
ETHOS
My Inner Lighthouse is a gender-neutral, neuro-diverse community. We embrace differently-abled individuals and serve as a bridge to the unseen world. We have agency, live in the questions, and dwell in the realms of possibility. Our plan is to profit through awareness and altruism.
VISION
My Inner Lighthouse envisions a compassionate world without borders. Curiosity seeks us, desire drives us, and consciousness is our muse because we all house the light®.
MISSION
My Inner Lighthouse illuminates a map to a new reality. Navigating with Spirit, we listen to our internal compass to remember our true nature as we walk the pilgrim's path. As a community, we teach, learn, and become our own spiritual guides.
We are founders of a movement which will be a catalyst for development and discovery by conversing with one another and the ancestral realm. We are inventing a new way of working together. Our intention is to create a living business plan which evolves organically. By remaining present, this will be effortless, entertaining, and ultimately self-sustaining.
About Sally
We all have a story – a journey to where we are today. And where we travel is often a response to where we began.
Sally’s journey to the unseen realms began in 2011 when she listened to Oprah & Deepak guided meditations as a daily practice. After several months, her inner sight came to life so she sought the help of energy intuitive Suzanne Ragan Lentz to make sense of her new world. They still work together today.
Since then, she relocated to Orcas Island, WA on the advice of her white horse guide Winslow going “all in”: purchasing a home on North Beach, undergoing a massive renovation, installing a labyrinth. All the while learning that different areas of the land were a sacred connection to a Self-Compassion course, the ultimate framework for anyone seeking a path to enlightenment. Her guides kept telling her that “how you live” is more important than “what you do,” but it took years for the steps within the steps to take form. Her world unwinds like a mandala. The wonder is still unfolding with each new development.
A gritty and at times hilarious counselor and writer, she offers something magical to anyone in search of wholeness and light: a path to your own inner lighthouse.
Sally is a rare combination of religious docent and spiritual navigator. She received her master’s degree in Pastoral Studies from Seattle University in preparation for a second career in hospital chaplaincy, when a multiple sclerosis diagnosis took her in an uncharted direction as an advocate and teacher. As a natural meditator, she communes in the world of the ascended masters including Mary Magdalene, Gandhi, Leonardo DaVinci and the Dalai Lama. As a toolmaker, she takes the lessons from her conversations and experiments in mediumship and applies her talent to different forms of healing, including body-speak, self-compassion exercises, and ancestral work. Her personal experience from family trauma of alcoholism, codependency, and incest lend authenticity to the depths of her empathy. Her travels alone from the “sticky” labels of bipolar illness and MS – from disease to dis-ease to health to wellness – are worth the read.
Get To Know Your Home
Your home is a primary relationship in your life.
During my first year on Orcas, in my daily meditations, ascended masters would often walk with me on North Beach outside my home. One morning, Mary Magdalene took my hand and returned me to the covered porch outside my bedroom window. I told her this was my favorite spot, she said she knew and “this is the area of the Red Rose.” She asked me to describe the home I grew up in and before long, we took a trip to my past. She explained how various spots on the land held revealing powers and how a place can heal. She said this was true for everyone and that “all healing begins with the red rose.” I couldn’t feel it (I still don’t) but this is the area of the red chakra for me and my family.
This guidance helped to expand the concept of relationship for me. Until then, I thought of relationship mostly in terms of other people or my health but it never occurred to me that I had a bond with an inanimate object. Slowly, they taught me to listen to everything: the sore arm of a client, money, a tree about to be cut down, and silence. I was beginning to separate empathy for others from my own boundaries. It was one thing to be empathic, but a completely different thing to have an understanding of “what was mine.” This was also the beginning of my education of somatic experience – learning to feel in my body. The truth is, we have much more speaking to us than we realize, in the softest tones, if we are only present to listen.
Mary introduced me to the complex energies of Gentlewood, my home. She taught me how to talk to my home as it was being rebuilt. It turned out, my home was scared! She showed me the orange chakra center, the Circle Garden out front, and most importantly, the area of the pink rose. She includes pink as a chakra color because it heals. So, ask yourself, where do you recoup in your house? What space allows you to heal? For me, it is a large bathroom with a tub on my first floor. This is the area of the pink rose. Walk through your home and your land and compare it to the chakra centers. Listen to your intuition (i.e., do you see colors in your mind?) Keep it clear and uncluttered. Talk to it and thank it.
Gentlewood was my first teacher on the Power of Place. Our homes long for recognition and relation. When we become aware of the power of the land, it becomes a part of us. It can only foster connection and healing if we treat it with respect.
