Jen Maramba is a Magaanito / Magtatawas practitioner with a healing lineage carried through her maternal line from Panay Island. From childhood into adulthood, she was guided by her Lola (grandmother) through the dream world, where visions, instructions, and stories were shared from her Lola’s life as a local midwife, healer, St. Anthony devotee, Aglipayan, and mother of twelve. Over time, many of these dreams and memories were quietly affirmed by family members, revealing ancestral knowledge that had long remained unspoken. Migration to Canada, assimilation, and intergenerational trauma shaped a reserved relationship to the lineage gifts within her family, yet the remembering continued through subtle and enduring ways. ​ Jen is a certified and ordained Hilot Tanglaw Sibulan Adlaw Tala Mystic Oracle Practitioner and sits on the board of the International Hilot Association. She is also an Integrated Somatic Trauma Therapy Practitioner and Social Service Worker, specializing in both group and individual counselling. Her path has been shaped through mentorships and trainings with Indigenous healing practitioners who supported her development as a natural seer and healing facilitator. ​ Jen weaves her lineages of healing through ritual, divination, creative arts, and ancestral care. Her practice is grounded in consent, cultural humility, and trauma-aware care, with a commitment to emotional safety, personal agency, and community accountability. She holds space for individuals and communities seeking grounded ancestral connection, somatic healing, and culturally rooted pathways of remembrance and restoration.