Honoring Norma Delaney (Aandrah): A Legacy of Conscious Breath, Sovereignty, and Ascension

There are certain souls who come into our lives and forever alter our path. Norma Delaney, also known as Aandrah, was one such being for me. Through her profound teachings on conscious breath and sovereignty, she illuminated the way for so many. Now that she has ascended and passed over to the other side, I want to honor her legacy, her journey, and the immense gift of her presence that continues to touch the lives of those she guided.

A Sacred Breath of Transformation

My first encounter with Norma Delaney was not just a meeting—it was the beginning of a transformation. Her teachings on conscious breath went far beyond any technique or method I had previously encountered. With her guidance, breath became a vehicle for self-discovery, integration, and remembering. It wasn’t something to be mastered but something to allow.

Norma introduced me to what she called the “gentle breath of a child,” a natural, effortless way of breathing that allowed me to reconnect with the lost and forgotten parts of myself. Through this breath, I experienced integration in ways I never imagined. The more I breathed consciously, the more I remembered who I truly was—a sovereign being, both human and divine.

What I cherished most about Norma’s approach was her unwavering belief that everything we needed was already within us. Breath was not about controlling or forcing, but about allowing ourselves to receive the gift of our own being. In every breath, there was the opportunity to return to the truth of our existence, to remember our divine essence.

Her Ascension: A Journey to the Other Side

Norma Delaney has now ascended, passing over to the other side. Her physical presence may no longer be with us, but her spirit, her teachings, and her legacy continue to inspire and guide. For those of us who were touched by her, we know that her ascension is not an ending but a continuation of her journey—a journey of infinite expansion and grace.

Even now, as I breathe consciously, I feel Norma’s presence. She is there, in the quiet spaces between breaths, reminding me that the breath is a bridge between the human and the divine. Her ascension is a testament to the mastery she embodied in life, and I honor her for the role she played not only in my life but in the lives of so many.

A Legacy of Love, Breath, and Sovereignty

Norma’s ascension does not diminish the impact of her teachings—it only magnifies them. Her work was never about following a particular method or path; it was about guiding others to their own mastery. In every breath, in every moment of presence, we can honor her by living what she taught. She reminded us that sovereignty is our birthright, and conscious breath is a path to that sovereignty.

For me, honoring Norma is about more than remembering her as a teacher. It’s about carrying forward what she embodied in life: the grace of breath, the sovereignty of the soul, and the quiet strength of allowing. Through her ascension, I feel an even deeper connection to her, knowing that she continues to guide and inspire from the other side.

A Breath of Gratitude

As I reflect on Norma’s ascension and the lasting legacy she has left behind, I feel a deep sense of gratitude. She taught me to embrace every part of myself, to remember that there is nothing to fix, nothing to change—only to allow. Through her teachings, I learned that mastery is not about perfection but about presence. Her breath became my breath, her wisdom became my knowing.

Norma Delaney’s work continues to shape my life and the work I do with The New Gnostic. Her ascension reminds me that the journey does not end when we leave the physical body—it expands into realms beyond. Through the breaths we take, through the moments we allow, we can feel her presence and her guidance as clearly as ever.

To those who knew Norma, to those who seek her teachings, and to those whose lives she touched, may we continue to honor her legacy by living what she taught. May we breathe consciously, knowing that every breath brings us closer to remembering who we truly are.