When Lynn LaBorde Eastman was 11 years old, her mother gave her a copy of The Sleeping Prophet, a chronicle of the life of Edgar Cayce. The most documented 20th century psychic, Cayce could go into a trance and retrieve information from the Akashic Records, including stories of a person's past lives, as well as methodologies for healing physical, emotional, and mental ailments or afflictions. Cayce described his work as offering "helpfulness and hopefulness" to the souls who sought his skills. Appealing to Lynn's own natural intuitive abilities, Cayce's style of practice was somehow very familiar to her, sparking her innate spiritual curiosity and launching her own psychic journey to discover what lies beyond physical reality. 

In the 1970s and 80s, in addition to the Sleeping Prophet, the only other metaphysical books that Lynn could find were Chariots of the Gods by Erich von Daniken, Out on a Limb and Don’t Fall Off the Mountain by Shirley MacLaine, and the Seth Material by Jane Roberts, which Lynn devoured. Hungry to increase her understanding of physical self-mastery, Lynn began a meditation practice. She learned to breathe in to the count of 10, hold for a count of 3 and then exhale for a count of 10, developing remarkable lung capacity, which was particularly helpful during her 400 hours of yoga teacher training in 2005 and 2011. To this day, Lynn maintains that nothing heals the body more quickly and deeply than yoga.

At 18, Lynn participated in the est training, where she was introduced to the concept that the world she lived in was an illusion, a learning experience that strengthened her desire to understand the multidimensional aspects of her own existence. In 1980, through est, Lynn met her first life mentor, Harold Croucher, who told her that she was so much more than her physical reality, thereby initiating Lynn’s quest to understand the metaphysics involved in spiritual healing.