Two Women. Two Paths. One Calling.

KIKI'S STORY

Welcome, my name is Kiki and I’m one of the voices behind The Pathless Path. I was born and raised on the beautiful island of Trinidad and later migrated to Florida.

My journey began in childhood, raised in the Catholic faith. But even then, I felt the pull to ask deeper questions. That curiosity led me to explore spirituality in my teens, guided by angel cards and the quiet knowing that there was something more. It wasn’t until I experienced Reiki in my early 30s, though, that everything clicked, it felt like coming home to myself.

I hold space for seekers and soul-led beings who are on their healing journey, those ready to remember who they truly are, and willing to meet both their light and their shadow with compassion. My approach to healing is rooted in soft power, but it’s also anchored in raw truth. Healing with me is gentle, but it’s real. It’s about being held while you peel back the layers, allowing transformation to rise through stillness, breath, energy, and sound.

Today, I offer Reiki sessions, handcrafted spiritual tools, and soul-centered conversations through the podcast. I’ve always lived a life of service, and nothing lights me up more than witnessing someone come alive in their own healing.

I’m currently walking the path of transition, working toward stepping away from my 9-5 to fully devote myself to this calling. In my downtime, I find joy in cooking for my loved ones (feeding people is one of my love languages), and spending time with my two rescued pitbulls, who are my heart in dog form.

If you’re ready to explore your healing journey with softness, trust, and loving support, you’re in the right place.

NAYA'S STORY

From a Chaotic Beginning to Sacred Work

Born in Florida, raised in France, and now rooted in Oaxaca, my life has always moved between cultures and timelines. I carry Vietnamese, French, and Colombian blood, and for years, I carried the ache of not knowing where I truly belonged.

I come from a chaotic childhood. Both of my parents battled addiction, and when my mother died, I was eight years old and suddenly living in France with relatives I barely knew. That’s when my spiritual awareness first opened, but I was too young, too heartbroken, and just wanted to feel normal. So I shut it down.

At seventeen, I moved back to Florida to live with my father, a man I barely knew, still healing from his own past. I survived, worked, pushed forward without stability, mentorship, or a map. And still, the spiritual nudges never stopped. My gifts would resurface, and I’d push them away. Until I couldn’t anymore.

In 2020, after the passing of my Colombian grandmother, everything cracked open. Grief became a gateway. In 2022, during my Reiki training, the flood of remembrance returned. And by 2023, I followed that calling to Mexico, where my path became clear.

Today, I co-manage a U.S. business with my now-sober father, while also co-creating something that feels entirely soul-led: The Pathless Path podcast, hosted with my soul sister. Together, we’re holding space for those lost in the noise of commercialized spirituality, offering grounded conversation, not bypassing, but deep self-honoring. Because the truth is: you have to feel the pain to move through it.

One quote I carry with me often is:

“We often talk about the stars, but we never talk about the darkness it takes to see them.”

Through energy work, sacred medicine, and remembrance practices, I now help others reconnect with their own light, without skipping over the shadows. I’ve lived through chaos. Now, I live in truth. And I’m here to walk beside those ready to remember theirs.

What We’re Building

This isn’t just a podcast.

It’s not just a digital product shop.

It’s a space for women who feel like they don’t fit the mold, and don’t want to anymore.

We talk about:

Leaving traditional jobs with purpose

Starting spiritual businesses without fluff

Using tech with integrity (instead of letting it use us)

Healing through creativity

Building something that reflects who you really are