Who is Diana Teeters?

I am an emerging writer, photographer, and artist exploring the intersection of creativity, spirituality, and healing. My journey with chronic illness transformed the way I see the world, deepening my connection to beauty, presence, and the unseen forces that shape our lives. Through photography, I seek to capture fleeting moments of grace, sharing nature’s quiet revelations in A Bloom a Day. My paintings and sculptures have been a space for deep inner work, where I have processed fear, surrender, and transformation.

Spirituality infuses everything I create. A longtime student of A Course in Miracles and a dedicated practitioner of Dr. Joe Dispenza’s work, I integrate meditation, energy healing, and mindful creativity into my life. I am currently writing Saved by Disease, a memoir about my journey of self-advocacy, healing, and awakening to wholeness. I am also beginning a blog series, Rewiring the Mind: ACIM Lessons and Dr. Joe’s Teachings, exploring the connections between these two transformative paths.

In addition to my creative and spiritual work, I share my experience with MOGAD, a rare autoimmune disease that was misdiagnosed as multiple sclerosis for years. Through writing and advocacy, I hope to bring awareness to the realities of misdiagnosis, the power of self-advocacy, and the role that alternative healing approaches can play in chronic illness recovery.

For me, art is not just about creating—it is about seeing. It is about presence. It is about allowing something greater to move through me. Whether through words, images, or artistic expression, I am passionate about sharing beauty, wisdom, and the power of transformation.