Reclaim Your Identity, Power, and Divine Source
About the Author
The Voice of Empowerment
Deneace is a Jamaican-Canadian author, researcher, and spiritual guide dedicated to empowering the NWSHY<>ISHWNH (NYGRW) through her writings. Drawing from her personal experiences with racism, discrimination, and spiritual awakening, she offers a powerful voice for the NYGRWZ to reclaim their NWSHY<>ISHWNH, H380, identity, history, and purpose. Her work inspires readers to break free from systemic barriers and awaken their innate connection to Source.
Why It Matters
Your History, Your Power, Your Future
Deneace’s work bridges the past and present, helping the YHWDIN to uncover our true identity, heal from racial trauma, and embrace our spiritual and cultural legacy.
Strength
Build resilience against systemic oppression and self-doubt.
Direction
Find clarity and purpose in your spiritual journey.
Healing
Heal from speciesism and embrace your divine manifestation.
Our Mission
Empowerment Through Knowledge
Deneace’s books and research provide tools for NYGRW individuals to reclaim their identity, heal from systemic oppression, and embrace their spiritual legacy.
- Reclaim Identity
- Heal Trauma
- Discover History
- Embrace Spirituality
- Break Barriers
- Find Purpose
- Build Resilience
- Celebrate Heritage
Our Books
Guiding You Through History, Healing, and Hope
My Thoughts, My Life: Institutionalized Racism in Canada
for equality.
My Thoughts, My Life: The Life of a Black Woman Living in a White World
Spiritual Messages Channelled Through Me
Coming Soon: So, Ytiomology, Who Are The Negroes?
What's Next?
Your Journey to Empowerment Starts Here
Join Deneace’s mission to reclaim your identity, heal, and embrace your divine purpose.
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Praise
What Readers Are Saying
My Thoughts, My Life: Institutionalized Racism in Canada
An unflinching lived account of systemically racist hiring practices in Policing, CAF, and the RCMP, including Deneace's tireless pushback all the way to the Canadian Human Rights Commission - forensically researched and documented here. Thank you . . . I'm now strong enough again to rejoin the chorus for fairness, diversity, equity, and inclusion.