I'm on a mission to support Professional Artists and Creatives to fully align with their soul's purpose, creating a more meaningful, fulfilling, and luminescent life.

Self-mastery, artistry, infrastructure, and overall
personal success is a journey of ​self love and creative brilliance. And.... it can be super fun and joyful creating!
​I'd love to support you -- let's work together!

Meet Your Guide 
Liza F. Camba (Sat-Akal)
Soul Purpose Guide,
Personal Success Coaching,
Kundalini Yoga and Meditation, 
Clairvoyant/Intuitive Healing, 
​Sound Healing, 
Producer, Visionary Artist,
Speaker and ​Workshop Leader

EDUCATION & TRAINING:
Liza*Sat-Akal has extensive training in the field of healing, transformation, and human potential, including training with mystics of the priestess, yogic, and other ancient traditions, to training with modern technologies such as  neuro-design engineering, hypnotherapy, among others. She uses her extensive background to help individuals create immediate shifts and to take results-oriented action. She holds a B.A. in Women's Studies and Studio Art from the University of California at Irvine and the Claire Trevor School of the Arts. She's currently pursuing advanced studies in Metaphysical Healing.
Hi there, I'm Liza! And welcome to the latest evolution of my life's work The Sacred Yes. I'm honored that you would take the time to visit and see what I'm about and how I can support you.  

In 2006, I decided to make a huge change from my previous lifestyle that would set me on a whole new course of life.  I came to the realization that I was done fighting uphill battles, including settling for a career that was partially rewarding - and a lifestyle that was taking a toll on my mind, body, and spirit. I needed a paradigm shift, so I switched lanes. In 2009, I adopted the name "Sat-Akal," which means "undying truth" in the kundalini yoga tradition. It's been a liberating journey on so many levels and I'm both grateful and honored to be able to support others on a similar quest - those daring to say Yes to themselves and to express their authentic truth.

      I want to live in a world where more of us are expressing our 
      authentic truth, creating new possibilities and solutions, and
      creating and thriving from a place of joy and self-fulfillment. 

Don't get me wrong...
​I've had my share of eye-opening experiences...
Setbacks... where I pulled myself out of illness and toxic situations,
Surviving near death, and
Saw the shadow side of humanity that words cannot even describe...
And..
I also converted - from running on survival mode to thriving mode. 
I draw on my real world knowledge, training, education, and intuitive wisdom to truly meet you where ​you are and to guide you to where you want to go. 

      This motto keeps me going and growing: 
      "​If there's a will, there's a way."


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Liza's Favorite List

Best advice I’ve been given:
~If you're questioning whether or not to go through with something, ask yourself "What’s the worst that could happen?"
~Life’s one huge experiment anyway - just do it!
~Take it easy. (Dad)

Regular self-care practices:
~Drinking lots of water
~Daily meditation 
​~Nature walks
~Regular massages 
~Listening to re-looped mantra music 
~Maintaining a regular gratitude practice
​~Making sure to visit the ocean regularly
~Co-creating with community and attending
live music events​

What's inside your travel bag? 
Most likely...my ipod, a pen/pencil, notebook/journal, mini-travel clock, mini-manicure set, a scarf, calling cards, camera/mini-cam, a book or piece of reading material, chapstick

Liza's Interests
Hammocks, pods, off-the-grid living, earth domes,
stage magic, acoustic instruments, ethnic foods, avocados, greenery, zines, ​music and eclectic soundscapes, sweatlodges, shamanism, and bioluminescence
Favorite books:
The Seventeen Traditions by Ralph Nader
How to Love by Thich Nhat Hanh
Design for Life: The Architecture of Sim Van Der Ryn
Quantum Healing by Deepak Chopra
The Culture of Make Believe by Derrick Jensen
Axioms for Organizers by Fred Ross
James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl
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Happy and healthy addictions:
~Juicing and green smoothies
~Reading and writing and more reading and writing
~Keeping a chocolate stash

Modern day artists, visionaries, and awesome human beings whose work I admire:
Thich Nhat Hanh, Yogi Bhajan, Pema Chodron, Ralph Nader, William Ury, Steve Chandler, Nader Khalili, Vandana Shiva, Brother Ishmael Tetteh, Mother Theresa, Nelson Mandela, Winnie Mandela, Nina Simone, Simone de Beauvoir, Vandana Shiva, The Labor Movement, Bob Marley, Deepa Mehta, Frank Lloyd Wright, Chris Burden, Marina Abramovic, Yoko Ono, Don Miguel Ruiz, Derrick Jensen, Cai Guo-Qiang, Virginia Satir, Madonna
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