Mary Edwards is an artist, teacher, and interior designer. She worked at multi-faceted design firms designing homes to hospitals to helping design the International Space Station interiors at NASA. Her passion is to bridge art, aesthetics, design, and architecture to create environments that connect people to their interior spaces, to themselves, and to others. Her signature process she refers to as a “SPACELIFT” integrates her gifts as an energetic healer and designer by uplifting clients’ spaces and energy in an environment and by bringing the magic of the outdoors indoors. Her father (a Navy lieutenant and pilot in WW2) and grandfather were rocket scientists, her maternal grandfather was an architect, so she inspired at a young age to look to the stars and be passionate about both earth and outer space. She wrote NASA at age 9 to become the first woman astronaut. Mary’s taught art and art therapy to children, design to college students, and had a dream to create books that educate and inspire young minds, like hers was as a child. During COVID, her life changed as she chose to dive into her past memories blocked by trauma, PTSD, and many Secret Space Programs. She made art and wrote Kids Adventures with ET Friends in Space with Barbara Lamb. Her intent for writing that book was to help children and their parents to read and discuss ET experiences. Her recent journey triggered a mission to create more books and workshops to help prepare and support more children (and their parents) to be the strong and smart voices of truth and disclosure now and into the future