Last March, I attended a 3-day event in Los Angeles with Joe Dispenza — and something shifted in me in a very real, tangible way.

It wasn’t a sudden, intense emotional experience.

But in a quiet, structural way.

And those are often the changes that last.

Amy took her time with me. She was fully there — open, generous, grounded.

She didn’t just explain the tea; she shared stories. About the farmers. About the regions. About why certain leaves are handled a particular way. There was depth behind her words, and sincerity in her delivery.

In a world that often moves quickly and skims the surface, being met with that level of presence feels sacred.