The Wisdom That Guides This Work

Evernia Fay is an initiated Sangoma traditional healer, diviner, spirit worker, and soul doctor. She offers bone divination, spiritual guidance, and healing rooted in African ancestral wisdom and guided by Spirit. Her work is devoted to helping others find clarity, healing, and alignment with their own spirit and path while honoring the wisdom of those who came before them. Every session is approached with compassion, integrity, reverence, and the understanding that true healing begins when we reconnect with our ancestors, ourselves, and the Divine.

Evernia has walked the path of a healer since childhood. From an early age, she instinctively worked with medicinal plants, created herbal remedies, and offered healing through touch. Her connection to the natural world of plants, animals, the land, and the unseen realm revealed itself long before she understood that these gifts were preparing her for her life's purpose.

As she grew older, she tried to hide the gifts that had always come naturally to her, hoping to be accepted and live as everyone else seemed to. Yet her calling remained unwavering. The dreams, visions, and deep spiritual knowing that had accompanied her since childhood only became more profound, continually guiding her back to the work she was destined to do.

Committed to understanding the many dimensions of healing, she devoted years to studying diverse spiritual and energetic practices. She has been offering services for almost 40 years. Her training includes therapeutic touch, master level reiki, spiritual coaching, counseling, and esoteric traditions, and she was ordained as a metaphysical minister. While each modality expanded her understanding, she recognized that they were all preparing her for a much deeper ancestral calling. 

That calling became unmistakable while sitting beside her grandmother during hospice care. In that sacred space, she heard a clear message from her ancestors: "Throw the bones." Through bone divination, using bones and sacred personal objects, she began receiving the wisdom, stories, and guidance of her ancestral spirits. This profound experience led her to her godmother, who confirmed her destiny to train as a Sangoma, a traditional African healer. The initiation was rigorous, humbling, and deeply transformative, requiring unwavering devotion to her ancestors, her community, and Spirit.

Known to many for years as Evernia Fay, she now honors the ancestral name: Gogo Indawo yamaThuna Mathambo, meaning "Keeper of the Bones." This name reflects both her sacred responsibility and her lifelong commitment to serving as a bridge between the ancestral and physical worlds.