I’ve always been drawn to the deeper layers of experience—curious about what lies behind the surface of things. That pull started early. It wasn’t about searching for belief or building an identity. I just wanted to understand what was real—what made us who we are, and how we’re connected to something greater than ourselves. That quiet curiosity has shaped my life ever since.

Over the years, that search took many forms. I explored Hermetic Alchemy, Yoga, ceremonial magic, shamanic traditions, analytical psychology, and the intentional use of psychedelic plant medicines. Not as trends or labels, but as tools—ways to work with my own mind and spirit, to move through change, and to find a deeper kind of clarity. I never felt drawn to belief systems. What I was after were direct experiences that could help me understand and integrate what I was learning. Over time, these practices became part of how I live—a kind of inner map that helps me navigate both the modern world and the mystery beyond it.

Music and sound have been a big part of that map. As a music producer and sound explorer, I’ve worked with modular synthesis and electronic composition, and more recently, I’ve been diving into the ways sound can support altered states, emotional processing, and spiritual insight. For me, sound is more than creative expression—it’s a way to tune the inner space. A tool for healing, for shifting consciousness, and sometimes, for initiating deeper spiritual work.

Alongside all this, I’ve also worked professionally in engineering and computer science, with a focus on networks, cryptography, and cybersecurity. These might sound like a different world, but they’ve given me another kind of lens. Working with computer systems taught me to see how structure shapes behavior, how patterns reveal deeper truths, and how flow—whether in data or energy—follows form. It’s helped me better understand the intelligence behind creation, and how even man-made systems can mirror natural and spiritual ones.

The Path of Serpent

For a long time, I kept my path mostly private—exploring, experimenting, and diving deep into mystical traditions, altered states, and creative disciplines. But over time, the call to share became stronger. To offer what’s genuinely helped me along the way.

That’s how Gnostic Serpent came to life—not as a brand or belief system, but as a space for transmission. A place to share tools, frameworks, and practices that support transformation, alignment, and authentic expression.

The mentorship I offer moves under the banner of the Path of Serpent—an ancient symbol of transformation, wisdom, and spiritual evolution. Across cultures and myths, the serpent has always represented the inner journey of shedding layers, dissolving illusion, and returning to source. It’s the path of deep alchemy: not escaping the world, but transmuting through it.

And in today’s hyperconnected, AI-driven, noise-filled world, that path is more vital than ever. Our nervous systems are overwhelmed. Our creative energies are scattered. And staying grounded—spiritually, emotionally, creatively—has become a whole new challenge.

That’s why the path of Serpent could take four directions:

🜂 Hermetic Alchemy & Ceremonial Shamanism – for navigating initiation, transformation, and working with archetypal forces.
🜁 Meditation & Self-Regulation – for calming the system, sharpening presence, and tuning into inner clarity.
🜃 Psychedelic Gnosis – for integrating expanded states and anchoring insights into your path.
🜄 Electronic Music Production – for shaping inner experience into sonic form and channeling your creative fire.

Each path speaks to a different layer of the journey. But the intention is always the same: to reconnect you with the intelligence already moving within you. To support your process of refinement, remembrance, and creation.

That direction isn’t something I can give you—it’s something you already carry. My role is to help you remember, and to offer tools, insights, and reflections that can help you find the keys to the doors only you can walk through.