Kai is the founder of Becoming, a space devoted to spiritual transformation, expression, and remembering who we are beneath the layers of conditioning we’ve accumulated. She is a trained Tantra practitioner, yoga instructor, and holistic wellness practitioner who weaves together embodiment, breathwork, meditation, movement, shadow work, and deep self-inquiry into her work with others. Tickets are still available for this FREE community event at the Columbus Public Library this Saturday. http://powerofcommonunitycolumbus.eventbrite.com

"Every human deserves to be touched with care, not just contact."

We look forward to connecting with our members live while we are touring the U.S. empowering communities to reconnect and thrive. Thank you for your LIKES & SHARES!

Shared purpose and collective growth ignites community impact and during this hour of power, my team and I continue our signature storytelling, spoken word, and experiential exercises to empower audiences to reconnect for the betterment of humanity. Whether you are single or booed-up, you will learn why communication and leadership are essential as our world shifts to a more cooperative existence. Our Emcee and spoken word artist have collaborated with me over the past year in the Relationship Wellness Series. Amanda Burgmon, The Separation Doula will drop relationship nuggets throughout this hour of power while Kai Bullock, Embodiment Coach will help our audience tune-in to the frequency of Love. I will close us out with thought provoking and soul inspiring stories that bring home the message of CommonUnity. We invite our members to register today at http://powerofcommonunitycolumbus.eventbrite.com Stay tuned for our recent interview on Street Talk with Loretta Rose.

"Anybody can be great because any body can serve." Dr. Martin Luther Ming Jr. Sometimes we need to simplify things. As human beings we often get caught up in doing. Writing lists of tasks. Checking off the tasks we complete. Hurting ourselves when we don't. Blaming others when we can't remember why we didn't. And the viscous cycle goes on and on. In relationships it's good to remember that we attract who we are and we choose who compliments us. With this in mind, it should be easy to serve who we choose. Love our reflection as we love ourselves. As we begin a new week, may we each remember that greatness comes through service which by the way is the greatest act of love. And when we love our partners as we love ourselves we are living in divine order.