My Story

Becoming a sex priestess

I was born in Haifa, a city where the ancient whispers of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam lingered in the air. It was a place of contrasts, where I saw two sides of womanhood and two faces of masculinity. On one side, women were silenced, suppressed, and forced to live in the shadows of patriarchy. On the other, there were women who stood strong and loud, their voices defying centuries of oppression. These powerful women became symbols of resilience for me, embodying the untamed essence of the feminine that refused to be diminished.

But the complexities of this world weren’t limited to women. I also saw two sides of men. There were men fueled by hate and vengeance, their hearts hardened by the pain of endless conflict. Yet there were also men who stood as protectors, their courage shaped by the necessity of defending their freedom and their loved ones. My own father was one of these men—a warrior who bore the physical and emotional scars of battle.

While defending our country, my father suffered a head injury that forever altered him. It awakened his shadow side, turning him into a man weighed down by the trauma of war. His wounds weren’t just physical; they were spiritual. Living under his shadow taught me how deeply the masculine can suffer when disconnected from its sacred essence. Yet it also ignited a yearning in me—a desire to see men in their power, not as destroyers or victims, but as whole beings balanced in their strength and tenderness.

From an early age, I felt the weight of these contrasts pressing down on my soul. As a child, I wrestled with the societal and cultural forces that diminished the feminine and distorted the masculine. Even in moments of confusion and doubt, a whisper deep inside me called out, urging me to see beyond the surface, to discover a truth that felt more aligned with the divine.

My awakening wasn’t quiet; it was a firestorm. It burned through the stories I had been told about what it meant to be a woman or a man, stripping away the lies and revealing something much deeper. Through ancient teachings, spiritual practices, and an unshakable connection to the divine feminine, I began to reclaim my power.

I immersed myself in the mysteries of sacred sexuality and the sacred union of feminine and masculine energies. I came to see that sexuality is more than a source of pleasure—it is a portal for healing, creation, and transformation. This awakening wasn’t just about me as a woman; it was about seeing the profound, complementary dance between the feminine and masculine forces of the universe.

The path of becoming a Sex Priestess was not one of ease. It demanded I face my fears, unravel my shame, and transcend the conditioning that kept me small. The wounds I carried—both my own and those inherited from my lineage and the collective—became gateways to greater understanding and compassion.

As I mastered the art of sacred union, I began to see its transformative power, not just for women but for men as well. I realized that the masculine, like the feminine, has been wounded by centuries of separation from its divine essence. My father’s struggles showed me the cost of this separation, and it deepened my commitment to help heal the rift between the two forces.

Today, I stand as a Sex Priestess, carrying a mission to heal the distortions of sexuality and restore the sacred balance of the feminine and masculine. Through my ceremonies, teachings, and writings, I guide individuals and couples toward their divine essence, helping them embody their power and embrace their wholeness.

My work is not just about empowering women to reclaim their sacred feminine. It’s also about helping men reconnect with their sacred masculine, transforming pain into power, and shadow into light. In this union of energies, we find the key to creation, healing, and limitless potential.

This journey has been one of remembering, reclaiming, and rewriting the story of humanity. From the ancient streets of Haifa to the sacred spaces I create today all around the world, my mission remains clear: to honor the divine dance of feminine and masculine, empowering each of us to step into our true essence.