"We are each gifted in a unique and important way. It is our privilege and our adventure to discover our own special light." ~Mary Dunbar

Ever since I was a little girl, I knew I was meant to touch peoples’ lives in some way. From the time I was five, I was writing short stories and poetry. Never shy, (I’m an Aries, after all,) I use to share these stories and poems with family, friends and classmates, and dreamed of the day when I would be a professional writer. As time passed, I dreamed of other careers in which I could assist others such as music, theatre and even law. Learning was my passion from a young age, and it is a passion that I still keep close to my heart.

I was an extremely creative child, continuously fashioning my own little fantasy world filled with princesses, witches, enchanting castles and dashing “Prince Charmings.” I also had several “imaginary friends,” my favorite of whom was named Polly. As an only child, I got very good at entertaining myself, which further fueled my creativity.

At the age of six, my beloved Aunt Irene passed away suddenly, after having been diagnosed with Leukemia. She was a second mother to me, and her loss devastated my entire family, especially my mom. This was my first experience with death, and I remember it as being a very confusing and frightening period for me.

"How great is the love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are!" 1 John, 3:1

Since I was a small girl, my spirituality, and my relationship with God has been exceedingly vital in my life. I embraced Jesus Christ at the age of nine, while sitting at my kitchen table, and His friendship and presence in my life remains a truly beautiful and profound blessing to me.

As the years flew by, the childlike sense of wonder with which I had viewed the world fell away. As my teenage years approached, my interests shifted to pop culture, teen crushes and hanging out with my friends. I became caught up in the stresses of school, extra-curricular activities and the fun and dramas that many teenagers experience. I talked with my friends every day, but I talked with God, my greatest friend of all, less and less often.

“We shall steer safely through every storm, so long as our heart is right, our intention fervent, our courage steadfast, and our trust fixed on God.” -St. Francis De Sales

At thirteen, I began experiencing profound and frightening anxiety attacks. It took many months before I was diagnosed. After my diagnosis, I began seeing a counselor, learned self-hypnosis and other techniques I found very helpful, and tried to go on with my life.

But it was a rough and rocky road I was then traveling, and one night as I was lying sleepless in my bed, I decided I was just too tired and defeated to go on with my life. I began formulating a plan to commit suicide. I lay there feeling more sad, hopeless and alone than I ever had in my entire life.

"Unless the LORD had given me help, I would soon have dwelt in the silence of death. When I said, "My foot is slipping," your love, O LORD, supported me. When anxiety was great within me, your consolation brought joy to my soul." Psalm 94:17-19

Suddenly, from out of nowhere, a bright light completely filled the room, and I saw my beloved Aunt Irene floating directly above me. I was so overjoyed to see her that I didn't even think to be frightened or question what I was seeing. I still vividly recall how radiant she was. She spoke to me, and encouraged me not to take my life. She told me that God had great plans for me, and reminded me of God's great love for me. As she was speaking, dozens of angels appeared in the room to throng around my bed. They sang, what seems to me to have been a glorious lullaby, as I lay there weeping with joy, awe and relief. I've never heard music such as that since that night. It was as if a huge burden had been lifted from my heart and soul... that my beloved aunt and the angels had taken it from me. I thanked God for sending me something so wonderful and beautiful to encourage and strengthen me, and the vividness of those moments has stayed with me ever since.

After this experience, I slowly began putting my life back together, and soon things were pretty much back to normal. But one thing had changed; I was now once again very in touch with God, and my need and wish for God's presence, guidance and friendship on my life's journey. Needless to say, I also became a huge angel lover, and have grown to deeply cherish the role that my angels play in my daily existence! It's beautifully ironic that such a harrowing and scary period in my life allowed me to rediscover the great need in me to once again whole-heartedly embrace my spirituality as a vital aspect of who I am.

“If God is your partner, make your plans BIG!” -D.L. Moody

Since that time, I have always tried to keep God and our relationship at the center of everything I say and do. Oh, I'm not always successful at doing this, but each time I step away from God and try to control things myself, something always happens to remind me of my need to "let go and let God." It isn't always easy for me to "give God the reigns," so to speak, but it always proves to be the best thing that I can do in any given situation.

As I earlier stated, I love learning, and I take great joy and pleasure in exploring the many beautiful spiritual traditions and methods of worship that exist. I study Judaism, Hinduism, the Wise Woman Tradition, Earth based religions, Zen Buddhism, Native American traditions, Confusism, and Taoism, among other paths. These studies have opened my mind and heart on so many levels, and have helped me tremendously in furthering and expanding my own spirituality, and my relationships with Father Mother God, Jesus Christ and my beloved angels.

"Show me your ways, O LORD, teach me your paths; guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my Savior, and my hope is in you all day long." Psalm 25:4-5

When I discovered the field of life coaching, I was preparing to get my Masters degree in Psychology. The more I read about coaching, how it worked and the results it achieved in so many lives, the more I began to wonder if I was meant to be a coach instead of a Psychologist. "If this is what you want me to do, Lord", I prayed, "please show me. If you want me to serve you in this way, please tell me, and I will serve you with my whole heart, and be the best coach I can be, with your love and guidance." And God showed me the path He meant for me, and it was, indeed, coaching! I am so grateful that God brought me to this wonderful field, and, as I promised in my prayer, I strive daily to be the very best coach I can possibly be, with God's love and guidance to assist me along this amazing path!

I received my life coach and spiritual coach certifications from the Coach Training Academy of North America, from which I graduated with honors. I also hold Bachelor of Arts degrees in Music, (with a concentration in voice,) and Psychology.

“I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station, through which God speaks to us every hour, if we will only tune in.” -George Washington Carver

I am blessed to live in the picturesque mountains of western North Carolina. Being in a rural area, I am forever awed and blessed by the beauty of nature and the world that God has so marvelously created.

As for my other interests, I am an avid bookworm, adore music and musicians from almost every genre, and also love composing my own instrumental and vocal music. I love chocolate, Chinese food, stimulating conversation, history, philosophy, and all things Irish, as I am of Irish descent. I am thrilled and honored to be traveling the path upon which God has placed me, and am always delighted to share with, and learn from, my clients as well. I am richly blessed! And the glory goes to God!

All my love,
Kim

"If I can stop one heart from breaking,
I shall not live in vain.
If I can ease one life the aching,
Or cool one pain,
Or help one fainting robin
Unto his nest again,
I shall not live in vain."

Eugene V. Debs

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Kim Loftis
PO Box 202, Micaville, NC  28755
828-675-9859
 

I, Kimberly Louise Loftis, am not a doctor, psychotherapist or psychiatrist. I do not give financial, legal, psychological or medical advice. I do not diagnose medical or psychological conditions, and will not prescribe medication to my clients. My services may serve as a complement to, but are in no way a substitute for, psychotherapy or medical advice. My clients are solely responsible for how they choose to use any information they gain from our sessions together.

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