Anne Tucker

Her journey into this work began in a boardroom. Anne spent her earlier career at Microsoft negotiating some of the company's largest deals, then moved into executive coaching for major tech and med-tech firms. Then the strangeness started. I started having all kinds of crazy psychic phenomena that could not be ignored. She once found herself looking out through a friend's eyes from a plane a thousand miles away. She applied the only discipline she knew — the executive's: if I'm going to be my own executive coach, what would I tell myself to do? Plan a year, do a year where you just commit yourself to figuring this out. She calls leaving corporate life a one way ticket.

The opening came in stages. First clairvoyance, then a year of guides pressing into her body during meditation — the pressure was so extreme, I couldn't breathe — until she understood: they are not trying to come in, they are trying to lift me up. Then written channeling, one word at a time so her own mind couldn't get ahead. Then her vocal cords softened and the trance arrived. They just do their thing and I'm there. Yeshua appeared in her bedroom once and told her to do breath work. The angels, she says, have been the guardian of this energy for me and waited until I was ready.

She speaks of Mother of Creation — whom she also names Ila — with tenderness. The best way to understand her is like water. Water is always what it is. Water never pushes. It's never demanding. Water always moves, and it constantly changes. Mother of Creation, in Anne's understanding, gives each soul its song, its true name, and renames us as we ripen. The frequencies she returns to in her work: integration of the fragmented self, the return of the divine feminine, compassionate heart as the work of this age. You must find within yourself the love of one another of humankind.