Short Bio for Media & Keynote Intros:

ABIOLA ABRAMS is a modern mystic, award-winning author, intuitive, bestselling oracle card creatrix, transformational speaker, and a leading voice in spirituality and wellness. Her work is rooted in sacred wisdom, ritual, ancestral spirituality, and the divine feminine, with one central calling: helping women remember who they were born to be.

Abiola is the author of bestselling books including AFRICAN GODDESS INITIATION, THE DIVINE FREQUENCY, and FROM IMAGINATION TO REALITY. Her newest novel, HONEY GODDESS, is a love-soaked, magic-kissed romantasy exploring ancestral power, ride-or-die sisterhood, desire, and African and diasporic spiritual traditions.

She is also the creator of bestselling oracle decks including AFRICAN GODDESS RISING ORACLE, FACES OF OSHUN ORACLE, and her newest deck, MOON GODDESS SHADOW ORACLE.

Abiola has led Goddess Circles everywhere from her Harlem living room to international retreats and has shared her work across television, media, universities, corporations, and spiritual communities around the world.

She studied sociology and creative writing at Sarah Lawrence College and holds an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. Learn more at Womanifesting.com and @AbiolaTV.

PERSONAL STATEMENT:

"I am obsessed with helping women to reclaim our power. If you are ready to stop living in fear and answer your calling, you are in the right place.

My great-grandmother in Guyana was a midwife and fertility healer. My grandparents were all farmers. My mother was raised by her aunt, family herbalist and intuitive. My father is a minister and journalist who worked with precious metals. My mom was a teacher. On both sides my people are intuitives, healers, artists, teachers and caretakers.”

• Newest Book: HONEY GODDESS
• Newest Deck: MOON GODDESS SHADOW ORACLE
• Newest Album: Meditations for Ancestral Healing

ABIOLA ABRAMS is a New York-born award-winning author, intuitive, bestselling oracle card creatrix, and a leading voice in spirituality and wellness. Her obsessions include women remembering who they were born to be, writing love-soaked, magic-kissed stories about ancestral power, desire, and identity, and channeling spiritual books and oracle decks. Her work is rooted in sacred wisdom, ritual, and the divine feminine.

Her forthcoming novel, HONEY GODDESS, is a romantasy published by Hay House about ancestral power, ride-or-die sisterhood, African and diasporic spiritual traditions, sensuality, and a woman awakening to the goddess within. Her first novel, DARE, a magical realism romantic comedy, was published by Simon & Schuster.

Abiola is the author of bestselling spiritual and personal development books including AFRICAN GODDESS INITIATION, FROM IMAGINATION TO REALITY, and THE DIVINE FREQUENCY. Her SACRED BOMBSHELL HANDBOOK OF SELF-LOVE won the African American Literary Award for Best Self-Help.

As a channeler of ancestral oracles, Abiola creates divination tools that bring sacred wisdom, intuitive practice, ritual, and cultural remembrance into everyday life. Her oracle decks include AFRICAN GODDESS RISING ORACLE, FACES OF OSHUN ORACLE, SECRETS OF THE ANCESTORS ORACLE, and her forthcoming deck, MOON GODDESS SHADOW ORACLE.

Her work extends beyond the page. Abiola creates meditations, spiritual courses, oracle certifications, rituals, Goddess Circles, and retreats designed to help women trust their intuition, deepen their relationship with the Divine, and claim more of their power.

Abiola has led Goddess Circles everywhere from her Harlem living room to international retreats. Her retreats and spiritual gatherings have brought women together in destinations including Bali, Belize, France, Tobago, and beyond.

Born to Guyanese parents with Bajan and African heritage, Abiola comes from generations of farmers, healers, intuitives, teachers, artists, ministers, and caretakers. Her great-grandmother was a midwife and fertility healer, and her great-grandfather emigrated from Barbados to Guyana to work in the bauxite mines. Raised by a minister of spiritual practices rooted in African spirituality, Abiola learned early to honor the seen and unseen worlds.

Abiola has shared her work across major television, print, podcasts, and digital media and has taught and spoken for corporations, universities, publishers, wellness institutions, and spiritual organizations around the world.

She studied sociology and creative writing at Sarah Lawrence College and holds an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. Her past lives include professional ghostwriter, ESSENCE Magazine sexpert, love advice columnist, lifestyle journalist, gossip columnist, documentarian, and TV big mouth.

At the heart of everything Abiola creates is one calling: helping women remember who they were born to be, trust what they know, claim their power, and stop making themselves smaller.

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PRONUNCIATION• Abiola ABBY-OH-LA • Abrams AY-BRAMS