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About teZa
Ever since I can remember, I could fly in my dreams. After pursuing whatever adventures beckoned – studying political science then art; executing formal illustrations of Amazonian divination plants for Harvard botanists; creating and exhibiting art with precious and non-precious materials; sailing the Caribbean while shipping tropical fruits and veggies inter-island; owning a restaurant; cabinetmaking; garden designing; the list goes on ad infinitum – I have found my true calling. Having documented my own journey through art-making, today I am dedicated to helping others uplift themselves.
New Audiobook!
Ours is a constantly evolving, expanding experience. This book documents the current, unstoppable uprising of human consciousness. Using different animals' traits to reflect one person's journey to the light of higher consciousness, author Teza Lord looks to our brothers and sisters of the animal world - as well as the not-so-easily recognized "unseens" of the non-material dimensions - as guides, inspiration, and magical totems in relating her story.
Narrated by teZa herself!
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Praise
“teZa Lord is an angel of the heart….In everything she does, every word she writes, every canvas she adorns, she points the way to light a higher realm of being.”
WADE DAVIS, author, TED Speaker, National Geographic Explorer, anthropologist, and ecologist
“teZa Lord is one of those untiring foot soldiers of love without whom this life we live would be unbearable.”
YANN MARTEL, author, Life of Pi
“In the I is a well told, deeply moving story of hope and redemption that will inspire you in your awakening…read slowly and savor every passage!”
DR. STEVEN FARMER, author, Earth Magic and Healing Ancestral Karma
Latest Blog Post
Lately, I’ve been “trolled” by dissers in social media, for speaking my mind about how I believe anti-vaxxers are not helping the larger family of humankind, but prolonging this never-ending pandemic. To my trolls I always reply, “How kind of you to share your thoughts.” Why? Why do I not bark back when someone shoves me aside with an obvious (and to me, cowardly) act of meanness, hidden behind social media’s post comments? For one reason alone. No, it’s not tat I think I’m…