Delphi Dance & Yoga

Oracle's passion for life has taken her in many directions: from as far north as Alaska to as far south as Antarctica - from the deserts of Arizona to the lush lands of Georgia. Her path has also included many hats - Model, Computer Animator, Lighting Director, Dancer, and Business Owner.

Bellydancing since 2000, Oracle spent her primary studies with Ramona, Zuhra, and Zi'ah. In 2002 Oracle became a principal dancer for Zuhra's "Flowers of the Orient" and began performing throughout the Southeast. In 2004 Oracle, along with Fatina and Liora, created "Dance of the Fates", a Tribal Fusion troupe focusing primarily on modern fusion.

As Director of “Jahara Phoenix” Oracle has expanded her company vision, understanding the delicate relationship between audience and dancer. Her most valuable distinction is her ability to communicate a special connection and commitment to this beautiful art form through her movement and stage presence.

In March 2005 Oracle was honored by Diane Adams and the Atlanta bellydance community and again in September 2005 by Hipdrop radio. Both honored Oracle for her love, passion and dedication to the art of bellydancing. Her greatest honor though came in October 2006 with the birth of her daughter, Cassaundra.

Also in 2006 Oracle opened Delphi Dance & Yoga after working in the corporate world for many years. Tired of the gym atmosphere and sessioned classes that were hard to attend, Oracle decided to open a studio dedicated to working adults. After it's successful opening Oracle noticed a new trend ~ women of all backgrounds, sizes, and ages were flocking to Delphi because of the relaxed atmosphere it created. A new plan emerged - to create classes and courses that would give the client a fun experience which, in turn, takes the emphasis off weight loss and replaces it with overal health.

In 2007 Oracle was named Mrs. North Gwinnett County and won the title of "People's Choice" in the 2008 Mrs. Georgia Pageant.

In 2008 Delphi Partnered with Studio Dance and Fitness to expand it's class curriculum and instructor base. Oracle has taken a step back from Delphi to focus on her teaching and dance career, as well as raising her daughter and new baby.