Jeannie Karaya is an Indigenous author, intuitive seer, spiritual teacher, entrepreneur, and advocate dedicated to helping others navigate healing, grief, and the unseen world with compassion and authenticity. Drawing from her life experiences, Indigenous roots, and years of spiritual practice, she empowers readers to trust their intuition, recognize meaningful signs, and find hope during life's most difficult moments.
Her debut book, Walking Between Worlds: An Indigenous Seer's Guide to Messages From Loved Ones in the Afterlife, offers a grounded and heartfelt approach to understanding Spirit communication. Through practical guidance, personal insight, and Indigenous-inspired wisdom, she helps readers reconnect with loved ones in Spirit, and discover that love continues beyond this life.
Her debut memoir "Abandoned at 40" she takes readers on an unfiltered journey through heartbreak, childhood trauma, abandonment, survival, and the difficult path toward healing. Abandoned at 40 is a testament to resilience, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to begin again.
When she isn't writing, Jeannie creates educational resources, teaches spiritual development, and supports others through her work in holistic wellness, Indigenous education, and community building. Her mission is simple: to help people heal, awaken their inner knowing, and remember that they are never truly alone.
