Hi, I'm Cynthia Burkman, 

I know what it feels like to build a life you're proud of —
and still feel like something is quietly missing.

For 20 years, I poured myself into education.
Teacher. Assistant Principal. Principal. I was good at it.
I cared deeply about it. And I earned every step of that
path through hard work, late nights, and a high-functioning
nervous system that never really knew how to rest.

From the outside, it looked like success. And in many ways, it was.
But inside? There was a pull I couldn't explain and couldn't ignore. Not a crisis.
Not a breakdown. Just a quiet, persistent whisper that kept asking — is this it?
Is this all there is for me?

I wanted more than a career I was proud of. I wanted a life I was fully living. Love. Freedom. Peace. Real connection. The kind of personal life that had somehow always ended up last on the list.

What I didn't understand then — and what changed everything when I finally did — was that the problem wasn't my circumstances. It wasn't my schedule, my willpower, or even my choices. It was that my subconscious was quietly running the show. And it was running an old program.

No matter how much I wanted something different, I kept creating more of the same. Because wanting something and being energetically aligned with it are two very different things.

When I stopped pushing and started looking inward, things began to shift. Not through a new strategy or a rigid plan. Through awareness. Through energy. Through finally learning how to get out of my own way.

I cleared the blocks I didn't even know were there. I stopped white-knuckling my way toward a life I wanted and started actually living one. And the things I had quietly wished for — love, freedom, peace, connection — began to show up. Not because I chased them harder. Because I finally stopped blocking them.

Today, that life is real. And it is still unfolding — because that's the thing about this work. It doesn't have a finish line. It just keeps expanding.

Why I do this work

EnerAlign™ exists because of that journey — and because I know I'm not the only one who has stood exactly where you might be standing right now.

I work with women who are high-achieving, deeply caring, and quietly exhausted from wanting something they can't quite name. Women who have done everything "right" and still feel stuck. Women who are afraid to admit they want more — because they already have so much.

My approach blends energy alignment, subconscious reprogramming, and intuitive coaching to help you hear what's already inside you — and start creating from that place instead of pushing against it.

This isn't about fixing you. There is nothing broken.

It's about clearing what's in the way so the life that's already waiting for you can finally come through.

A few things that are just me

I am a dark chocolate Dove square-eating, Friends-rewatching, dog-obsessed kind of woman — and I make no apologies for any of it.

I grew up in Southern California with beach weekends and Disneyland runs, and moved to Utah eighteen years ago — city life the whole time, until about eight months ago when my husband and I made the leap to rural living. I've been a city girl my whole life. I now live surrounded by open land, big skies, and — I still can't fully believe I'm typing this — nine llamas. If you had told me a few years ago that llama ownership was in my future, I would have laughed out loud. And yet. Here we are. I am still very much figuring out how to be a Llama Mama.

My faith is my foundation. I am a Divine being with a loving Heavenly Father and Savior, and that knowledge is where my peace lives. I believe life happens for me, not to me — and that I am a co-creator in every beautiful, messy, unfolding part of it. That belief isn't just something I teach. It's something I live.

These days you'll find me spoiling our Aussie, Scarlett, who showed up in our lives right when we needed her most. We are unquestionably dog people. I've also fallen hard for the outdoor life — hiking, lake days, watching things grow, and dreaming about the garden I'm slowly but surely creating. And at the end of most days, my husband and I stop and actually watch the sunset together. Not glance at it. Watch it. They are that gorgeous out here. And when the sun goes down, the moon and stars take over — shining so bright on our property that they deserve their own moment too.