Emeryelle Moore is a devotional guide, medium, writer, and community-builder who helps people come back to life—back to truth, back to love, back to the quiet power of being whole. Her work is grounded magic: not fantasy, not performance, but the kind of spiritual clarity that lands in the body and changes the way you wake up, speak to your partner, raise your children, and hold your own heart. She is known for her ability to name what’s real with tenderness and spine—so the old pattern can end, and a cleaner life can begin.

Her gifts are both intuitive and practical. Emeryelle carries a natural mediumistic sensitivity and a deep capacity to nurture—helping people hear what their soul has been trying to say, and then guiding them into the simple, repeatable practices that make that message livable. She holds space with devotion and discernment, turning overwhelm into order, shame into truth, and longing into sacred commitment. The goal is not to “fix” you. The goal is to restore your appetite for life—your capacity to feel, create, trust, and build again.

Before stepping fully into priestess work, Emeryelle’s path moved through caregiving, leadership, finance, auditing, hotel and office management, and direct support work with individuals living with disabilities. That experience gave her what many spiritual spaces lack: steadiness, standards, and the ability to care for people without rescuing them. She understands that real transformation must touch the nervous system, the home, the schedule, the relationships—because wholeness is not an idea. It’s a way of living.

Within SOUL Mission, Emeryelle serves as Co-President and a guardian of the culture. Alongside Daniel, she is building a “town-like” online community—part temple, part library, part hearth—where individuals and families can be nurtured, strengthened, and initiated into a life that stands. This is a place for those who are done negotiating with their worth and ready to live with clean love: love that tells the truth, holds boundaries, and grows roots. If you feel the call, you are invited—not to escape your life, but to reclaim it, and to build something worthy of passing forward.