bit about kaya — Blue Lotus Oracles

I’d like to share a little bit more about myself, if you don’t mind.

The name I chose for myself, while under the influence of my first Saturn return, is Kaya Sattva. Kaya meaning capable, Sattva meaning pure. I liken myself to a Radical Boddhisattva, as my soul’s highest aspiration is to love and help uplift humanity thereby raising the energy of the world - all the while doing it by any radical means necessary.

Oakland CA has been home to me for the past 31 years. I spent 21 years prior - growing and learning, learning and growing - in San Diego CA, Baguio Philippines, Kailua Hawaii, and San Francisco respectively.

The conception of my son was prophesied in a spontaneous daydream I had one afternoon. The following year he made his earthly entry on the same day I completed my 36th revolution around the sun. My beloved wife Cally and I gave him the name Trevor simply because we love the feel and the sound of it.

I’ve worn many many proverbial hats over the years by placing myself where I could best love, shine the light, and learn. Right now I’m wearing one that I believe will become even more supple and giving with time - like leather of finely crafted gloves. Today I am a Transpersonal Hypnotherapist, and if I were to hand you an imaginary business card, in the title you might read something like Group Meditation Docent, Quantum Time Travel Agent, Explorer of Human Consciousness, Keeper of Questions, Facilitator for Higher-Consciousness Channeling, CODE (Curious Oracular Discourse Enthusiast), Psychedelic Journey Guide, Incense Apothecarist, at your service.

I like the sound of an opening aluminum can, and dislike the sight of cabinets and drawers left open. I enjoy stringing together words that happen to rhyme, and while I’m abundantly creative I’m occasionally saddened to think that I might not have the needed hours to create all of the things that I want to create in this current miraculous lifetime.

What is one of my many super powers, you ask? It is heart-centeredly evoking the tender sharing of very personal stories.