About The Author
About THE AUTHOR
About THE AUTHOR
Andre Lambert
It’s difficult to place Andre’s work into one category, and that’s probably because it didn’t develop in a straight line.
There’s a structured side to him, shaped by years in environments where analysis, discipline, and decision-making mattered. But there’s also another side that came from experience, the kind you can’t fully explain until you’ve lived through it and spent years trying to understand it afterward.
For more than twenty-five years, he has worked closely with individuals navigating spiritually transformative experiences. Over time, you begin to notice when something repeats. Not in an obvious way, but enough to recognize that there’s an underlying pattern.
That pattern eventually became the foundation of the Conscious Intelligence framework.
What also shaped his work was seeing how often these experiences were misunderstood. Situations that were treated as purely clinical, when they carried something else beneath them. That gap between experience and interpretation stayed with him, and it’s part of what pushed this work forward.
Alongside the personal and observational side, there is also a research layer supporting what he presents. Data, case material, and cross-traditional insights all contribute quietly to the structure behind the writing.
Through Christ Church Divinity School and his ongoing work, he continues developing this further, not just as an idea, but as something that can be applied in real settings.


Stefan Pruett (1985 - 2020)
An American Electronic and Indie Pop Musician
Born with a congenital heart condition, Stefan Pruett was a force of nature wrapped in synths, sparks, and souls. However, he turned this life-challenging situation into an art form—creating music that reflected his soul. Music was both a lifeline and a megaphone for Stefan.
Stefan Pruett was born in Chicago, raised in Arizona, and later rooted in Los Angeles. He carried with him a creative spark influenced by his health journey and personal loss.
He first project captured audiences as the frontman of the electro-pop band Peachcake (2003–2013), which he co-founded with childhood friend John O’Keefe. Through ‘What Year Will You Have the World?’ and ‘Unbelievable Souls’ albums, Stefan garnered a legion of loyal listeners. These albums were known for their infectious sound, wild costumes, community activism, and mental health awareness.
The second endeavor was Stefan’s solo musical project, The Guidance (2016–2020). It was all about reinvention and storytelling, with a focus on darker synthpop tones and introspective lyrics. Tracks like ‘She Likes the Dance Music,’ ‘21 Grams,’ ‘Carefree,’ and ‘Hearts Can’t Lie’ portrayed affirmations of truth, grief, identity, and recovery.
Through his songs, learn to live a life dancing through darkness and feeling the comfort in chaos. Today, Stefan’s family and friends have worked to release his final recording, namely ‘Greatness Abound (2021).’ While fans are still rejoicing in how he made him feel seen, understood, and uplifted.
Furthermore, another solo project, recorded in 2013 with manager Bruce Johnson, titled Stefan from the 80s, was released in January 2021 and depicts the musical palette that influenced his youth, as well as the grief he felt upon losing his brother.
If you ever feel hopeless or need a reminder that it’s okay to be messy, anxious, and bold—and still absolutely magical—press play on Stefan Pruett. Remember never to take life too seriously!
A Tribute to Paula B. Pruett
Mother, Guardian of Legacy, and Endless Source of Love
Behind every extraordinary artist is someone who believes in them fiercely, unconditionally even when the world hasn’t caught on yet. For Stefan Pruett, that unwavering light was his mother, Paula B. Pruett.
In the wake of Stefan’s passing, Paula became not only the heart of his family but also the guardian of his creative soul. With strength, grace, and determination, she has carried forward his vision not for recognition or accolades, but out of deep love for her son and an unshakable belief in the power of his music, message, and spirit.
From organizing his memorials to ensuring his work is preserved and shared with care, Paula has given countless others a chance to discover the brilliance of Stefan’s voice. Her devotion has reminded us all that grief, when met with love and purpose, can become something powerful, a legacy that lives on.
This site, and every note of Stefan’s music it holds, exists because Paula believed it should. For that, and for so much more, we honor her.