Welcome to Syntysche Groverland’s website!

Syntysche is a Mother, Wife, Minister, Writer, Public Speaker & Singer.  Syntysche shares her connection and deep understanding of the unseen spiritual realms, through her blogs, sermons and music. 

She shares openly about the trials and tribulations that happened in her life, that broke her open and transformed her life, awakening her innate spiritual connection with God, Spirit, Source, whatever word makes you feel held and connected.  Syntysche shares how she went from a girl who wore many masks for outer approval in her younger years to becoming the spiritual conduit for the greater power of this Universe and teaches others how to claim that same power through her sermons and blog posts.

People have said that she sings as if angels are singing through her on her many albums titled “Why Angels Sing” I, II, II all the way up to 6 albums, through the beautiful harmonic chants she sings with her Native American Mother, Norma.

Syntysche was raised by the founders of Unity of Boulder in Boulder, Colorado, an epicenter for spiritual development for the last 40 years.  She has been the Associate minister next to her father, Jack Groverland, for the last 15 years.

She lives in Lyons, Colorado, with her husband Mike, her three children and her three dogs.

When you meet Syntysche, she is a down to earth, effervescent, kind, open soul, who has been living her best life in this world for many years and wants to help others find their way there.   After all, she would say, “It’s Your Birthright, As A Perfect Child of God!”

If you would like to see Syntysche live in person, she speaks the 1st and 3rd Sunday every month at Unity of Boulder, or you can see her on live-stream 11 A.M. MST, on her Sundays at unityofboulder.com. You can also follow her on Facebook and Twitter.

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Syntysche Groverland

Welcome friends, 
I am going to give you a little overview into where my insights, opinions and perspectives come from as far as the content of the ideas I will be sharing with you, here on this website, in my blogs, Twitter, Instagram and in my sermon archives. 
My insights about life didn't come from God appearing to me right out the gate with truths and visions that no one else has ever heard before. My call to a spiritual life came when I was very young having been born into a spiritual family where my father was the minister of Unity of Boulder for my entire childhood and up-bringing. I had a wonderful childhood participating in church youth groups, studying dance, singing and acting in theatre my whole childhood and I had a shamanistic, eccentric mother who raised my two brothers and I to have a great respect for the planet as our Mother Earth. She took us into nature frequently and showed us the plants that could heal, the plants that were food if we were ever lost and she taught us the vibration of the earth as we walked barefoot on the land. In the beauty of those walks she was sharing her Native American roots growing up in Syracuse, NY. It all sounds all very perfect, yet, I have learned that we, as soul's on this journey, are all here to learn and claim what we were put here to do and be. When I look back from this vantage point it all fits together like a pre-created puzzle of challenges, happy times, change and more change and it all makes perfect sense now but that was not always the case. 
Somehow with all that powerful support growing up, I ended up becoming a woman that didn't have a high opinion of myself, seeking desperately for outer stimulation and validation which in turn created a lot of unnecessary suffering, (or was it necessary in order for me to be able to write this from my matured vantage point now.) After enough falls in my adult life, I started to observe that the experiences in my life were repeating themselves and showing me the proof that wherever my focus and consciousness resided, whatever I was harboring within myself, whether it was good or bad, I could count on the manifestation of more of that entering into my life.  I have learned more from my pain and challenges than anything else. I have been through the phoenix process more times than I want to admit. But the two that stand out the most are the loss of my son Lukah as a new born baby and a painful divorce that left me a single mother of three beautiful children. I'm happily re-married now, but these were the experiences that turned my life upside down and subsequently gave me my life fully.  
One of the most important things I experienced at that time was that I never felt closer to God as I did when I was going through hell. Something about everything feeling like it had fallen away so completely, pulled the veil of the illusion of the world aside for me and I experienced the ethereal, the spiritual, the subtle urges of God in a way I had never before. It was palpable, tangible and closer than anything else. I learned how to stop avoiding change and open myself up to the greater power of love in this Universe that intervened every time I let go and stopped resisting what was being called in the situation. Spirit whispered secrets into the “why I was” here and “what I was brought here to do with my life” every time I surrendered and let go of my grip. I started to trust that this greater being this greater love, knew what was better for my furtherment then I could know for myself. Life is such a gift, it’s not easy but a gift none the less and if we really start to center ourselves into the power that lives within us, there are no limits on what we can experience, achieve or bring vibrationally into our lives. We are all Children made in the living light.  We all have a collective appreciation for one another and similar goals.  For example, to "No thyself", to "love one another” no matter what, and “to give a hand up for all that are ready." We may have different cultural backgrounds, religious backgrounds, or different relationship orientations, either way, we are all ONE and made perfect in the light of the heavens. I am Syntysche Groverland and I can't wait to meet you!

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