I was born in Lima, Perú. Since childhood, I have always felt the need to seek alternative explanations for what my parents, teachers, and society expected me to accept without question—teachings about family life, relationships, principles, values, and, of course, religion.

From a very young age, I questioned the social and religious structures that attempted to define how I should understand life. Perhaps, on some level, I sensed that there were other truths and explanations beyond those readily available to us.

During my adolescence and youth, I often felt like an observer of the interpersonal relationships of those around me. I was fascinated by human behavior and by the complexity with which people's lives unfolded, often in recurring patterns. I found myself analyzing the relationship between cause and effect and wondering what alternative paths might have prevented certain conflicts or difficult situations.

In the years that followed, I developed a strong interest in computers and eventually became a systems engineer specializing in computer networks. I quickly discovered that working with systems came naturally to me because, once again, I was doing what had always fascinated me: analyzing connections, communications, alternative routes, rules, and protocols in order to identify the source of a problem and find a solution.

At the same time, I had always been attracted to metaphysical subjects. That interest was encouraged by my father, who often spoke about these topics and shared ideas from the books he had read. Through him, I first heard about Dr. Brian Weiss and his book Many Lives, Many Masters, which introduced me to the concepts of past lives and reincarnation. Although I did not read the book at the time, those ideas remained in the back of my mind for many years.

Nearly twenty years later, following the death of my mother-in-law, Many Lives, Many Masters came into my life again. This time I read it, followed by several other books by Dr. Weiss, and became deeply fascinated by the possibility that experiences beyond our present lifetime might help explain aspects of who we are today.

Soon afterward, while searching online for information about regression, I discovered recorded regressive hypnosis sessions conducted by Colombian hypnotherapist Aurelio Mejía. Through those sessions, I was able to see in practice many of the concepts I had previously encountered only in books.

My search eventually led me to Dolores Cannon's work. Through her teachings, I discovered not only a wealth of information but also the opportunity to train in Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT). Nearly a year later, I had the honor of studying Aurelio Mejía's Introspective Hypnosis technique during his visit to Charlotte and receiving my Clinical Hypnosis certification directly from him.

My professional journey continued to expand into the exploration of consciousness and regression therapy. In 2019, I became certified by The Newton Institute as a Life Between Lives® (LBL) therapist. In 2020, I received my certification in Past Life Therapy (TVP) under Dr. José Luis Cabouli.

In 2025, I reached another important milestone when I became certified as a Career Partner with The Michael Newton Institute. This certification authorizes me to teach the 200-hour professional training program that fulfills the educational requirement for practitioners seeking to apply to The Newton Institute's Life Between Lives® (LBL) training pathway.

Throughout these years, I have had the privilege of witnessing firsthand how profoundly people's lives can change during and after therapeutic hypnosis and regression sessions. In many ways, my journey has brought me back to the same passion that guided me as a systems engineer: understanding complex systems by examining their communications, relationships, patterns, rules, and origins.

Only now, the system I explore is the human being.

My work is dedicated to helping people search for the root causes of emotional, affective, physical, and existential conflicts—exploring not only experiences from the present life, but also, when they emerge during the therapeutic process, experiences associated with the womb, childhood, past lives, and the space between lives.

What began as a lifelong need to understand why things happen has ultimately become my vocation: helping others explore the deeper origins of their experiences, understand the patterns that shape their lives, and discover new possibilities for healing and transformation.

"There are no coincidences in life, each of us has chosen the lessons we must learn in life. We chose our parents, our environment and those with whom we will interact in our journey. Planet earth is our classroom. We attend with the memories of our past lives erased. Our goal is to remember who we are and what we came for (our mission) and achieve what we call "spiritual awakening". And once we achieve this we must help others awaken too!"