Hi,

My name is Mariken Zwart and I live in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, with my partner Marcel. I was born in 1957.
After a religious upbringing and a non-religious college time, I started my spiritual journey in 1986. Over the years I read a great many books, went to a lot of workshops and courses, did much inner work, and gradually found my own truth and developed my sense of what I could do with my life to make a contribution to bringing Heaven on Earth for all of us.

In my healing and channeling practice I work mostly from a distance. I very much enjoy connecting with people through the Internet and through email and I have found that distance healing often works better than seeing someone in person. It usually takes less time and it also seems that more healing work can be done in a distance healing session. There are various reasons for this, but what it comes down to is that receiving healing from a distance is an excellent and very efficient choice if you want to improve the quality of your life.

I also love to do channelings. The advice that I receive from the Guides I channel is always so beautiful! Channeling is also done at a distance. You can learn more about what channeling and healing are by clicking on the respective links (on the left hand side of every page).

By the way, my partner Marcel is a professional astrologer and tarot reader. His wonderful wisdom and youthful sense of humor are backed by 2 decades of experience. Should you wish to consult him you can reach him at marcel.zwart@hetnet.nl.
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How to pronounce "Mariken"

Mariken is a medieval Dutch name, derived from Maria or Mary, the mother of Jesus.

The name consists of 3 syllables (Ma - ri - ken) and is pronounced as follows:

Ma = pronounced like the "Ya" in Yahoo! or the "ca" in America

ri - sounds the same as in "to read"

ken = pronounced like a c such as in "cut" followed by the "eon" part of "pigeon" ("ceon").

Finally, the emphasis is on the second syllable.

Can you put it all together?

My surname is impossible to pronounce properly for an English speaking person, so I won't trouble you with that.