Hello,
My name is Beyssa Buil I am a Humanist Chaplain, Somatic and Embodiment Practitioner, Anti-Racism Educator, Disability Advocate/Activist, Spiritual Director and Cultural Practice Ritualist. Whew, that's alot but I have literally spent my whole life studying and practicing.

I have many marginalized identities, some of which have brought great challenges to me because of the way structures and systems have been maintained in our society. I have utilized all of those experiences into my resilience and liberation to advocate for others. As a person living with Disability due to Multiple Sclerosis, having a son with Autism I have immersed myself in the world of Inclusion and addressing ableism. As a caretaker to myself and my son I have to find new ways of restorative practices to be able to support me in my existence.

In my personal journey of navigating several marginalized identities I began to explore learning how to practice ritual as self care which as a form of self-preservation this self care disrupts systems of violence that are external and have been internalized in living in this society.

As a Humanist Chaplain, Spiritual Director and Ambassador for Multiple Sclerosis I can say that journey has been a personal liberation and blessings for me.

I am the daughter of two Cuban immigrants who had completely different experiences in this Country that derived from the color of their skin.


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My parents although both Cuba derived from the color of the skin.

JUST LIKE JOAN OF ARC
I SET OUT ON MY OWN QUEST OF KNOWLEDGE