Ep 37: Julie Parker - Heart, Truth, Alignment, Growth & Creativity

Heart, Truth, Alignment, Growth & Creativity

Julie Parker facilitates the alignment of Mind, Body and Spirit with Pellowah, Energy Techniques, Spiritual and Transformational Life Coaching. 

Raised in Australia and Papua New Guinea,  Julie was introduced to “spirit” at a young  age.   A mother interested in Buddhism, Theosophy and all things esoteric, and an entrepreneurial father, made the bold decision to pack up their 3 children and move to Papua New Guinea in the 1960’s. 

Julie has been an advertising professional, international marketing professional, aromatherapist, business consultant, massage therapist, life coach, mentor, reiki practitioner, travel consultant, aid worker, NLP practitioner, writer, business trainer, project manager, corporate trouble shooter - and more.

Traversing the globe from Australia to Argentina, Vietnam to Vanuatu, Brazil to Burma, Greece to Greenland, Cambodia to Cyprus, Ireland to India, Sweden to Sri Lanka, New Zealand to Nepal, Thailand to Tunisia and everything in between.

With no alignment to any particular dogma, dharma or religion, Julie believes in Universal Consciousness and Oneness, and our ability to access all wisdom. “We are all an expression of the Divine, and our ultimate religion is Love.”

Julie is a personal friend of mine - one of the most genuine people I know - with a profound sensitivity to the human condition and an extraordinary commitment to serving the highest good for all of us.  Also very very good at what she does - empowering individuals and groups to be the best they can be.  Julie’s perspective is always worth listening to - and invaluable for leaders right now.

Where to find Julie Parker:
https://www.pellowahenergyhealing.com
https://www.heartandsoulmatters.com.au

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