My name is Wytze, a Frisian name that, among other things, means “tree.” I am deeply rooted in the earth, reaching toward the heavens with my branches, moving in harmony with the elements of Life.

I was born with the ability to visualize how things should fit together in three dimensions; when something is taken apart, I can see exactly how it ought to be assembled.

Beyond this, I have a deep love for nature and a passion for craftsmanship in all its forms. I have acquired foundational knowledge and skills across a wide range of trades, simply by doing and experiencing.

I knew nothing about woodworking, metalworking, welding or sailing—yet I felt a calling toward them. So, I bought a wooden boat to learn woodworking, and I began working on a sailing vessel to learn the art of sailing. That is also where I started welding. Furthermore, I developed leadership skills by guiding groups, which led to a significant breakthrough in my own self-awareness.

I have spent a great deal of time sailing on the Markermeer, the IJsselmeer and the Wadden Sea. In 2018, I even undertook a voyage to Spain in a relatively small (8 meter) sailboat, traveling via Belgium, France and the south of England.

I grew up with a mother who was very active in the spiritual realm; when I was four I even received Reiki through a friend of hers. As a child, and occasionally still today, I would perceive colors, shapes and various beings. In my twenties, I explored Reiki further (though I did not go on to become a Reiki Master). At eighteen, the I-Ching crossed my path. At forty-three, life led me to “De Natuurlijke Tijd” (The Natural Time), where I completed a mentorship and initiation program. Now, at forty-four, I am delving into the practice of working with frequencies. In this way, I continue to follow and develop my curiosity.

I guide people in:

* developing clarity of mind.

* discovering innate knowledge and skills and following passion within them.

* daring to do and experience, and not being afraid to make mistakes, learn, and get back up again.

* building a strong backbone and resilience to brave the storms of life with full confidence and from inner strength, and to face the challenge.

* and connecting head, heart, and hands. Being of service to the Greater Whole from the heart with head and hands.