The Origin
This brand started with a prayer, three children, and a season I didn't choose.
I didn't set out to build a wellness brand. I was a parent, a professional, someone doing their best, until a season where I could no longer outrun what I'd been quietly carrying. And in that stillness, God spoke.
He told me to write. So I wrote. Three books and a prayer journal poured out of me. Each one a piece of my healing. I found myself again in those pages. And slowly, what felt like the hardest season became the most sacred one.
Out of that season, Seankingis was born. A brand named after the three greatest gifts I've ever been given , my children. A brand built on one belief: when you pour back into yourself, you have more to give to the ones you love.
The Name Has Meaning
Every letter of our name belongs to someone we love.
Three children. One brand. One family legacy.
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Child One
Sean
Child Two
King
Child Three
Everything we create is for them — and for you, and the family you're pouring into.
Writing the books didn't just tell the story — it brought healing.
There's something sacred about putting words to pain. The writing wasn't about becoming an author. It was about survival. But page by page, something shifted. The grief became testimony. The questions became clarity.
3 published books and a prayer journal later, this truth remains: healing is not a destination you arrive at — it's a practice you return to. That's why Seankingis exists in multiple forms. The teas are a ritual. The books are a companion. Together, they're an invitation to slow down, go inward, and pour back into yourself.
You carry a lot. You always have. But you are also allowed to be held.
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"He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak."
Isaiah 40:29
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Books & journals
written in healing ∞ Reasons to
pour back in
written in healing ∞ Reasons to
pour back in
Our Invitation to You
You give so much. It's time to pour back into you.
This is what Seankingis was built for. Not the version of you that holds everything together for everyone else — but the version that needs to be held, too.
A warm cup of tea. A book that sees you. A quiet moment that belongs to no one but you. That's where the healing starts.