Emma Padovich:
CLASS OF 1993
Hunter High SchoolClass of 1993
West valley, UT
Salt Lake Community CollegeClass of 9999
Salt lake city, UT
Hunter Junior High SchoolClass of 1990
West valley, UT
Whittier Elementary SchoolClass of 1987
West valley, UT
Emma's Story
I love to write, read, watch movies, rock climb, and do bikram yoga though I never seem to have enough time to do all of them as often as I would like. I am, however, slowly correcting that small issue. I am a teacher at an accelerated private school in my area and I love it.
I love nature; especially being out in it. I freely admit to hugging plenty of trees in my day. I also tend to talk to plants as I walk by and it is not unusual for me to go out of my way to connect with a particular tree. I have to dangle my fingers in every stream, river, lake, ocean that I pass. I also talk freely to the animals. In fact--as if you didn't already think I was weird--I actually feel that they understand me. I bless every dead animal I pass with peace. I reach out and touch every living animal I can. I feel deeply hurt if I harm any living creature even if by accident. I do my very best to never kill bugs of any kind and expect the same honor for life from everyone else.
I have an 11-year-old daughter whom I adore. She is silly and smart and joyful and passionate. She is deeply connected to life. She gets easily distracted and has a wonderful creativity. She has a capacity to love unconditionally and until you tell her differently she considers you her friend. She is wise far beyond her years and whenever she stops talking long enough to truly share her truth, I listen closely because her clarity and vision is incredibly mature. She is my greatest joy and the gift for which I am most grateful.
I tend to be fairly open and eclectic in my likes and my life style and feel that I deserve the same courtesy in return. I find that because I am quirky and passionate about everything, most other people don't know how to deal with me and often deny themselves the chance to really get to know me. Its sad because I really am a great person, but despite advice to the contrary I don't feel that I should have to change who I am just so that others will want to be my friend.
I am a dichotomy and I am generally open for anything. The term never judge a book by its cover was probably coined for me. I love with my whole being and I take heartbreak especially hard. I love to laugh and don't do it as ...Expand for more
often as I deserve. I make all decisions based on my intuition about it. I am deeply spiritual and search for truth in all its forms, manifestations and verbiages. There is no place, person or idea that I am not open to experiencing. I find life both fascinating and disturbing. I watch in dismay as I watch the painfully cruel way we treat each other, animals, the very planet we call our home. And I am empowered by the incredible capacity we have to love, to give, to embrace all of who we truly are. I know there is a greatness in this creature called human. I know we are so much more than most of us ever awaken to.
I am certainly still waking up to the truth of who I am.
I not only believe in angels, faeries, elementals, ascended masters, star beings, and other beings not human, I have experienced and communicated with them. I see the world unseen and often feel the presence of more in the room than are visible. I do not feel this is strange as it has been part of my life from the beginning. It is simply part of who I am. I also believe in soul mates, twin flames, karma, Mother/Father God and all the other gods as well. I do not expect others to embrace my ways or my beliefs, simply to be open to allowing me to live my life as I see fit.
I tend to be extremely shy and private until I feel I can trust someone. This can take moments or much, much longer. I take betrayal very hard and expect that it is up to the other person to re-gain my trust rather than for me to have to give it again with no evidence that the person is trustworthy. I like authentic people. I find they are a very rare find. I like people who don't expect me to always put on a show for their peace of mind. I am an introvert so when I feel overwhelmed I tend to withdraw. And when I am working through difficult challenges in my life it is often worse for me when I am pressured into either talking before I am ready or expected to pretend like my life is wonderful when my current experience may be very different.
I like who I am. I think I am fun and light and passionate and quiet and quirky and powerful and spiritual and loving and open and forgiving and silly and so many other wonderfully amazing things.
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