Julie is a clinical psychology graduate student, author, and mother whose work explores the intersection of consciousness, symbolism, and human transformation. Her path to writing Spiritual Revolution began when she recognized repeating patterns in her own life — cycles that pushed her to question inherited beliefs and search for a deeper understanding of identity, agency, and human potential.

A pivotal healing experience with Ayahuasca opened a new awareness of the structures that shape religion, power, and self‑perception. This moment of clarity sparked the intuitive insights that guided her research. Rather than approaching her work through traditional academic study of cosmological ages, Julie followed symbolic threads, linguistic patterns, and intuitive prompts that revealed a larger map of cycles and transitions. Research became the tool she used to verify and expand what intuition first illuminated.

For more than three decades, Julie worked as a fit model while raising her children and later becoming a grandmother. She began her psychology degree in her mid‑thirties, navigating marriage, divorce, and personal rediscovery along the way. Through these experiences, she came to understand the distinction between the vessel she inhabits and the deeper consciousness that animates it — a realization that informs both her writing and her approach to human evolution.

Julie’s work blends intuition with inquiry, lived experience with investigation, and personal transformation with cosmological perspective. She writes to help readers understand the larger forces shaping this era and to reclaim the inner capacities that systems often obscure.

She currently lives in California, continuing her graduate studies and developing future projects focused on consciousness, symbolism, and human development.