Pamela left her teaching career to expand into outdoor education at environmental camps. This lead her to an Outward Bound 45-day leadership training which enhanced her teaching various courses in camps, Assistant Project Leader, and hiking in a Wilderness Program.

Adding to her adventures, she became certified in Aromatherapy, Animal Acupressure and Massage, and Animal Communication with courses in Animism. Pamela felt there was still something missing, so she went traveling 2,000 miles, with gear and Oceania, her dog, in a trailer behind a bicycle. After more deep searching, she decided to travel through the United States, living and working on organic farms.

This then led her back to believing she would settle down, being a camp host and working at an environmental conservation facility. All this nature work was satisfying, but she wanted to see more, so she loaded her car with her tent and dog and headed for the nomadic lifestyle. Pamela traveled west and lived in the deserts of the Southwest, camping in various areas, enduring the weather and the solidarity of getting to know herself.

The biggest spiritual awakening was her trip to Guatemala participating in ceremonies with Tata and Nana (Mayan Shamans). Returning home, she studied more of the cultures, received certification as a Cacao Facilitator, and is completing her immersion with the Inca Wisdom of Puma (Fredy) Quispe Singona. Pamela has also learned the Q'ero traditions and the spiritual animals involved in their culture, the plant medicine and is learning all the ancient traditional ways they follow. These teachings, along with the Mayan energies she has studied, will bring unique transformational rituals for you.