Roeleke is my real name, a rare Dutch name, pronounced Ru-luh-kuh.
Most people call me Roe.

I have always been in love with truth. Not the polished kind, but the raw kind, the kind that cracks you open, makes you uncomfortable, and asks you to strip away everything that isn’t really you.

Growing up, I seem to experience the world differently than most people around me. I saw what others called a rich fantasy, or absurt. I sensed what would happen before it happened. I visited places before I physically arrived. And I asked questions that didn’t seem to have easy answers:

Who am I?
Why am I here?
What is real?

These questions became my compass. They guided me around the world, searching for answers. And along the way, I realized something unexpected: these were not questions meant to be answered, but questions meant to be lived.

They led me inward, to explore consciousness itself, and to let my life become the answer, without needing certainty. I found my way through realizations, dark nights, mystical experiences, and many dissolving ego deaths. What I thought was arrival became an ongoing opening, into deeper seeing, surrender, truth and creation. This is the ground from which I now live and create, and how I walk with others.

I am Dutch, though I’ve lived in nine different countries. I am a Manifestor by Human Design, here to initiate and to bring into form what does not yet exist. I learn best by trail and error and constantly exploring new ways of expressing myself. I paint when I can't find the words, I write when I want to give voice to the invisible. And I create sanctuaries for those who feel called to live more boldly, deeply, and in truth. 

The people who find me are often standing at a crossroads or at the edge of a new beginning. They are intuitive, sensitive, and creative, and tired of fixing themselves, holding back, performing, or dimming who they are.

They long for depth, expression, and presence that feels like home.

To step into my work is to step into a pause. A space where the noise quiets and something essential comes forward. Many describe it as remembering who they are beneath the roles, the effort, and the stories. Nothing is added, only revealed. What was already there begins to speak again.

My work is not about answers, formulas, or strategies. It is about devotion, listening deeply, offering a mirror, opening new perspectives, and creating a container where people can hear and trust themselves again. So they can live and create as they are, and offer what only they can give to themselves and the world. 

I believe life is art. Art is life. And love is the path.

And so this is my devotion:

to live in truth,
to create beauty,
to walk with courage,
to become love,
and to invite others into the freedom already waiting.