Velma Gallant, The Queen of JOY!

See that person smiling at you from the top of this page? That’s me!

I came from a small family. My childhood was far from perfect, but it was good. I was a gearing up to be a speaker at a very young age. I started talking…a lot…shortly after I turned 3, I got glasses. I could finally see the world around me, and made sure I told everyone who would listen what I saw! I was also a sensitive child, easily hurt by those around me.

The way I see it, life was fairly normal up until my teen years. That’s when the first explosion I remember happened.

Have you ever read about chemical reactions, and how sometimes when certain chemicals come together, there’s an explosion before they become a new element? That’s what I mean by explosion. I’m not meaning it in the negative sense, although at the time, many of my “explosions” did seem like negative experiences.

Not only was I a completely normal, rebellious teenager, I was also experiencing abuse, along with the breakup of my family. I chose to leave the home at 16. I did manage to complete high school, and eventually put myself through college. I did experience a short period of time where I was homeless too. That was when I was 17. When I look back, I think I was too naive to be scared.

More explosions have occurred in my life time. Each one has created deeper levels of transformation, and brought forth strengths and talents in ways I never could have imagined. I am grateful for these experiences, and honoured to be able to serve others as a result.

While I have trained in a number of areas, including coaching and alternative healing, it’s my life experience that has given me more insight in how to create shifts and transformation.

Why the Queen of JOY?

I’ve been asked many times how I became the Queen of JOY! The truth is, I gave myself this title!

As I have evolved, I began experiencing more Joy in all areas of my life. This was more than just a feeling. I was being Joy, no matter what was going on in my life.

The money could flow, or not. It didn’t matter if I was getting along with everyone, or not. Things were happening that I didn’t like or want, and still JOY was a regular and constant companion.

I am the “ruler” of my domain. My domain is my life. I am Joy. I am the Queen of JOY!