Emmy Fritz

Greetings from Arvada, Colorado!

Curious and always exploring, I have many interests and accumulated many “talents.”

I volunteer as a co-founder of Kriya House, a meditation ministry. If you have a service you’d like to share and promote, connect with me as I build Caring Heart, serving the elderly through holistic lifestyle coaching and fall-prevention training, where I will link my network up with elders in need of your service. 

Recognizing unity through those nondual experiences, and practicing yoga, I am happy to help anybody in need of integration coaching, whether it be for entheogenically induced realizations or processing encounters with nonhuman intelligence.

My longterm goal is to live and work in a Permaculture Ecovillage

Below you can see all the extra skills I offer up in service for a patchwork of a ‘vocation.’ 

The Pilot

In 2019, I earned my Private Pilot’s License, which allows me to be pilot-in-command and take my friends and family along for the ride. In 2021, I began to work  towards my Instrument Rating, which would allow me to fly into clouds and receive more Air Traffic Control services during flights. I am an aspiring commercially licensed pilot, but that probably doesn’t mean what you first assumed it to mean. I would like to become proficient at backcountry flights, learn to fly amphibious float planes, tail draggers, and gliders. When I can finally get paid to fly, I would like to become a flight instructor, fly for parachuting/hang gliding operations, fly for med-Evac, or stock fish in a high alpine lake. I love small airplanes, general aviation, and the freedom to access all the places on our beautiful planet. One day, I would like to live on land with access to water, timber, gardens, mountain ranges, and a landing strip. 

The Skier

I am a ski instructor based on Peak 8 in Breckenridge. I enjoy teaching groups of children and family privates. I live for powder days on extreme ♦♦ terrain, mogul runs, and getting a little lost in the tree glades. My favorite moments in teaching is when children learn to stop and turn, and I can take them on the chair lift for the first time. Once that skill is mastered, I enjoy exploring the mountain with my students and finding the perfect terrain for their goals and abilities!