I was born Rebecca Parks…. but I prefer Nayma Freedom. I am a natural-born medium and spiritual channeler. It’s taken me years to understand and accept these natural abilities and to embody this work as my calling. Freedom is the spiritual name I was given during a mystical experience with Harriet Tubman. I was given the name, Nayma after attending a mystery school retreat. My daughter named me Nayma when I returned home. She stated, “Your new name is Nayma because you are now a new woman.” I am honoring the gifts of both names as I move forward.
As I accepted my natural mediumship capabilities, I felt freer to begin to hone my skills with study in a mystery school mentorship and the study of evidentiary mediumship. My mediumship and channeling often bring through profound messages that impart healing, guidance, clarity, and confirmation. They also can bring about a connection with those who’ve crossed over and activation of one’s spiritual gifts. I often bring through channeled messages from The Hearts, my spiritual guides, during sessions.
My lineage of contact with the word of spirit is through Mahatavar Babaji, Paramahansa Yogananda, Yeshua (aka Jesus of Nazareth) and Sri Kalishwar, the Hearts as my 6 year old refers to them…
I am shaped by the diversity and culture of Houston, TX, and its artistic influences. I cut my teeth on the entrepreneurial pursuits of my bricklaying Father and vocalist/musical educator Mother. Their pursuits led me to countless construction sites, the University of Houston, frequent visits to the museum district, music halls, and theaters. As a child, my first language was song, and I was attuned to all things 88.7, 101 KLOL, Magic 102 FM, Negro Spirituals, Church of God Hymns, Percussion, World Music, Ella Jenkins, and Jazz.
I attended the University of Houston where I continued my interest in the arts and majored in Anthropology. For the past 25 years, I have worked in the public and private sectors of education from elementary to Higher Education. Ten of those years have been in the public schools as a Behavior and Special Needs Educator. It has been a privilege and honor to work with the most truthful, honest, and vulnerable population among us. It is where I learned to be truly accepted and know that despite challenges, traumas, cognitive impairments, and disorders, all can demonstrate kindness, show love and be loved. I empower others by channeling intuitive guidance, helping them step into their greatness.