My Story
Long before there was Sacred Works, there were women.
For more than a decade, my work has kept me close to women.
I began in wellness, caring for women's bodies and building businesses around the services I provided. Women often came to me for one thing—but over the years, I began noticing everything else that entered the room with them.
The conversation before the service.
The life transition she was navigating.
The exhaustion she had normalized.
The relationship she couldn't stop thinking about.
The spiritual questions she didn't always know where to take.
I learned that the service a woman books may be what brings her through the door.
But it doesn't always tell you what she needs once she gets there.
That realization changed the way I cared for women.
My Work Changed As I Did
Over time, I became less interested in simply providing services and more interested in understanding the woman receiving them.
I listened differently.
I began bringing together conversation, intentional care, ritual, rest, water, herbs, touch, release, and other practices according to the woman in front of me.
And at the same time, my own spiritual life was deepening.
My path eventually led me into the Yorùbá spiritual tradition and priesthood.
I became Yẹ́yẹ́sìndé.
Becoming a priestess did not erase the woman or practitioner I had been before.
It gave another dimension to the work I was already being shaped to do.
Sacred Works
Sacred Works is the result of those worlds finally coming together.
My years of caring for women.
My experience as an entrepreneur.
My development as a practitioner.
My life as a woman.
And my spiritual path as a priestess.
I stopped trying to separate them.
Instead, I created a way of working that could make room for all of them while still beginning with the individual woman.
That is why there isn't a long menu of modalities waiting for you at Sacred Works.
I would rather hear you first.
We can determine the work afterward.
The woman comes before the modality.
From Practitioner to Mentor
As the work developed, another question began coming from women:
“How can I learn to do this?”
That question eventually became the Sacred Works Practitioner Mentorship.
Today, I teach women not only how to perform practices, but how to listen, discern, work with real women, understand their own presence as practitioners, and begin building businesses around the care they feel called to provide.
Teaching the work has made one thing even clearer to me:
Sacred Works was never really about collecting more modalities.
It was about developing a different way of caring for women.
Who I Am Today
Today, I am Yẹ́yẹ́sìndé—priestess, practitioner, mentor, entrepreneur, and founder of Sacred Works.
Some women come to me because they need care.
Some come with a prayer.
Some need a conversation.
And some arrive because they know they are ready to become practitioners themselves.
I don't need every woman to arrive knowing exactly what she needs.
That's why we begin with a conversation.
You bring yourself.
We'll begin there.
Welcome to Sacred Works.
Welcome.
I'm so glad you found your way here.
Before you continue your day, I'd love to share something with you—a personal letter and a private audio reflection I created for the woman who is ready to remember herself.
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