Hi, I'm Briaa.

Through the parts that didn't make sense, the things I couldn't logic my way through, and a growing need to trust something deeper than what I'd been given permission to trust. I found my way through practice, through training, through mentorship, through discernment, and through learning what it actually means to have a relationship with spirit that belongs to me.

Ascending Priestess grew from a belief that spirituality should be something you can actually live. Not something that exists only in ceremony, in readings, in retreats, or in the beautiful moments. What matters is how you carry what you discover into your relationships, your choices, your home, your everyday life.

That's the thread through everything I offer. Whether we're sitting together in a private session, gathering in circle, or sharing space at a workshop or retreat, the question underneath it all is always the same: what are you learning, and how will you bring it home?

My practice draws from tarot and intuitive guidance, Reiki and energy work, sound, ritual, plant and earth-connected practices, and shared ceremonial space. These aren't separate tools I pull from a kit. They're a living practice I work with myself, and they inform how I hold space for the people I work with.

I'm not here to tell you what your experience means, hand you a formula, or position myself as someone above the work. I'm here to create space that's grounded enough to hold what's real, and open enough to let you find what's actually true for you.

Come back into relationship with yourself beneath the noise, roles, expectations, conditioning, responsibilities, survival patterns, and outside voices. Remember what you want. Remember what matters. Remember what it feels like to actually hear yourself.

Learn to recognize what is actually yours: intuition vs. fear, desire vs. obligation, a full-body yes vs. people-pleasing, your beliefs vs. inherited beliefs, your knowing vs. someone else's interpretation of you. Discernment isn't about always being right. It's about being able to examine what you're experiencing without immediately handing authority to someone else.

Practice believing yourself without requiring endless external validation. Self-trust doesn't mean "I'm always right." It means "Even when I don't know, I won't abandon myself."

Knowing something intellectually isn't the same as living it. Embodiment is where inner knowing becomes visible through actual choices like boundaries, relationships, money, receiving, work, rest, creativity, saying yes, saying no, changing direction, how you choose to live.