Alexandria is a fifth generation seer. Growing up her great grandmother echoed stories from her childhood of watching her grandfather, known as the Mississippi Mystic, give intuitive guidance to folks showing up from near and far to ask questions and receive guidance from his intuitive gifts. She would sit behind the door of his study as he places his hands over his eyes and opened his inner vision with the words “I SEE…”

In her family, those who carried this gift did so silently. In the Deep South of Mississippi, this gift was a radical and controversial for the times. Hidden in the marrow of this inheritance came visionary dreams, prophetic insights, and a mythical twinkle in the eyes for those who experienced the awakened power of imagination and connection to the ability to see beyond the limits of time and space.

Seymour Prater, the Mississippi Mystic, called himself a retrocog, proclaiming his gift to be one with the knack for finding lost things. Though those who knew him and told the stories of how he helped others knew that this was his way of protecting his gift in the face of a religious and conservative landscape of the South. He was quoted saying once, “I am a family man, farmer, and man of God.”

This inheritance stayed a secret for generations, appearing through uncanny synchronicities in each descendant, quietly providing guidance to those who listened to this deeper knowing. Alexandria’s grandmother awakened the potential of this way of life at an early age.

Realizing the ability to move through dreams, know things about others that they had never spoken, forsee events before they occurred or trends in the collective before they became commonplace…