About Christine

I have chosen to write this memoir of a very transformational experience in my life because it explores the precious intersections that nearly every human encounters (at least to some degree) during their lifetime. This story concerns the intersections between spirituality, identity, culture, belief, and the physical world. I choose to share my experience in this way to offer my readers a glimpse into a mirror of their own spirit and connection with divinity. 

The ancient site of Teotihuacán provides a wonderful guide to humans today who choose to explore the greater truth of their own potential. The site is truly a gift from our ancestors, those ancient beings who left in the stones a map for transformation of the human mind. But like any map, we need to understand how to read it. We need the map key to help us unlock its full meaning and potential. During my journey there, don Miguel Ruiz shared his vision and the esoteric knowledge of his Toltec lineage that enables us to unlock the wisdom of the ancient path through the body of the Feathered Serpent.  

Day by day, as we walk the path among the ancient stones, we are assisted in releasing our unhelpful, limiting beliefs. Through this release, we begin to explore our personal connection to the divinity that has always been within us. 

While there have been many books about Toltec wisdom, some written by don Miguel Ruiz, his sons and followers, as well as others from other Toltec lineages, my book is unique. I share my personal story as an apprentice of don Miguel at the time I first visited Teotihuacán in January, 1997. I ask my readers to open their window of possibility and imagination as I guide them through each step along the Avenue of the Dead, the body of the Feathered Serpent, Quetzequatl. 

While I and others have toured Teotihuacán with don Miguel or other teachers many times over the years, this entire pathway was never quite taught in the same way on other occasions. What I learned and experienced on this journey has become a valuable and indelible part of who I am today..