ABOUT me

Hi Friend,

I am a black agender femme healer & diviner working at the intersections of the black radical tradition, cultural resonance, and ancestral wisdom.

White supremacy, racial capitalism, and colonialism have brought us to a moment where we are encouraged to forget ourselves in order to fuel someone else’s fear. Quite frankly, I’m tired. The systems we are surviving don’t work. It’s time to witness our deconstruction/decolonization with open arms.

I am here to continue the work of waking it up & remembering spirit beyond these systems of domination. I consider this a form of self-recovery work: shedding light (with some curiosity and joy) on the different parts of ourselves that feel closed off to find the way back home.

I’ve studied different forms of divination for 13 years, and in that time, I’ve seen the power in recognizing patterns. I see this study as an invitation for personal transformation to heal the wounds we carry to live more empowered lives. Opening myself to this spiritual practice has fundamentally changed my life, and I’d like to share it in collaboration with those interested in this possibility.

In my practice, I frequently return to a few questions:

  • How do we show up in ways that perpetuate the cycles we hope to leave?

  • What skills can we begin to develop to alchemize the guilt & shame that holds us back from our authenticity?

  • How can we practice accountability in the present to build up our muscles for a liberated future?

This work is an opportunity to recover the memories of who we are without the systems that bind us. Let’s witness what comes when that memory returns together.

With love & gratitude ,

Devonsimonne Carlton


I utilize a variety of ancestral technologies to transmute and repair the spirit. I approach my work as an opportunity to excavate the past & transform the present, helping to guide our internal centers back towards joyful purpose. Anarkata roots me, and healing is the water that grows the liberation I aim to embody. The process is never easy, but it is simple.

MY PRAXIS

my pillars

UBUNTU: I ground in the knowing that we are all interconnected. Integrating compassion and shared responsibility in our personal practice leads us closer to recovery and repair that cascades across our communities.

JOY: I hold the line for the grief that comes when we transform our dreams into reality. Leaning into the unknown with joy keeps our dreams alive.

LIBERATION: I honor freedom from oppression. When we free ourselves despite fear, we can hold space to free others from the oppression we hope to overcome.