Mandy Luchsinger
Operations and School Assistant
Favorite Quotes
“Your journey is your offering, you are here for a reason.”
From “Rooted” by Aisha Badru.
Career Highlights:
I have 15 years of experience working with children in various settings, including nannying, friend and neighbor care, special education para for Bozeman School District, assistant classroom teacher at a child care center, in-home family child care program director, and now a school assistant at Bozeman Montessori.
Special Skills:
I am very sensitive and highly empathic; at its best, this allows me to be very understanding and intuitive. I also enjoy sewing.
Things I am passionate about:
I am passionate about spirituality and understanding the deeper meaning of life, with a growing interest in astrology and the connection of energetic influences on our human existence. I am also passionate about nature and the natural world, recognizing our interconnectedness.
In my free time, I love to:
Get outdoors—camping, hiking, snowshoeing, canoeing, exploring, and skiing. I also cherish time with family, listening to music, gathering in community, and reading or listening to a good book.
When I was little, I loved to:
Explore the countryside in Wyoming, where we lived in Linch, making "forts" in various spots, and seeking out blue-bellied lizards and garter snakes. I also loved to spend time at my grandparents' ranch, exploring the land and learning about plants from my granny, searching for fossil rocks, wading the creek, and riding horses.
Want to be remembered by:
Having a positive impact on others and the world.
Personal philosophy:
“Life is innately good. We chose this incarnation for the evolution of our soul. Creation is brilliant and divine order is always unfolding. We are co-creators of our reality, and the cause of suffering is the lack of love. We are each a unique expression of the divine, and yet we are all connected - one with all. Each of us has a role to play; our lives are meaningful and impactful, and we are here for a reason. Curiosity and asking good questions help us to understand, transform, and evolve. Stay present to the moment, allow what is, let go of what no longer serves, practice non-judgement, and love. One world, one family.”