Rev. Rachel Harrison
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I was a hippie child born in 1970, raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico on Tibetan Buddhist philosophy, conversations about the soul, and a whole lot of open sky. My middle name is Little Flower. I grew up believing that life was meaningful, that we were here for something. And somehow, with all of that, I still spent decades completely lost.
I gave my power away in every direction. I people-pleased and controlled and tried to fix everyone around me so I could finally feel okay inside. And when none of that worked, I drank. I got sober once, and then I relapsed, because sobriety alone wasn't the answer. The real work hadn't started yet.
In 2018, I made the choice to save my own life. I walked back into the rooms of AA and Al-Anon, and this time I did the real work. For me. Not for anyone else. For me. What I found there, woven together with the Buddhist and metaphysical teachings I had carried my whole life, slowly became the Recover Your Soul Process™. I didn't set out to create a process. I set out to survive. Everything else grew from my journals, my tears, my surrender, and those quiet moments when Spirit whispered: it's time.
I am not someone who has it all figured out. I am someone who has been there. And I know another way is possible, because I am living it.
If you are here, I believe you are ready for that too.
With love and gratitude, Rev. Rachel Harrison
Rev Rachel
Author, Speaker, Workshops, Ceremonies
Rev. Rachel Harrison knows what it costs to try to control everything. Her keynote talks on releasing control, finding peace in uncertainty, and coming home to yourself speak to anyone who has ever exhausted themselves trying to manage what was never theirs to manage. Her message is honest, warm, and deeply human. Whether your audience is navigating personal transformation, workplace stress, or life's inevitable uncertainty, Rachel meets them where they are. She is also available to lead intimate workshops and retreats, and is honored to officiate weddings and memorial services with compassion, presence,
and deep spiritual care.
