Founder / Steward

Blueprint HOPE is stewarded by Brenda Jean Bullis, who holds the vision with clarity, presence, and long-term integrity.

The role of Founder is expressed here through stewardship rather than authority. The vision did not arrive fully formed; it emerged through lived integration, attentive listening, and alignment over time. Today, it is held in a way that supports shared relationship, coherence, and sustainable growth.

This work is guided by responsibility to the whole, respect for timing, and commitment to what can endure.

Stewardship within Blueprint HOPE is an active, ongoing process.

It includes:

• maintaining clarity of language and intention
• honoring pacing, readiness, and discernment
• protecting the integrity of what is unfolding
• welcoming aligned participation through recognition rather than recruitment
• supporting structures that remain relational, resilient, and life-supporting

Stewardship here reflects trust in Source, respect for process, and shared responsibility rather than control.

Blueprint HOPE is informed by lived experience integrated over many years.

This includes experience with extreme, targeted trauma, long-term restoration, and the deep work of reclaiming coherence after survival. Through that process, discernment was refined, pattern recognition sharpened, and the capacity to hold complexity developed steadily over time.

These experiences are not the focus of Blueprint HOPE, but they shaped how the architecture was conceived — with particular attention to non-coercion, relational integrity, nervous-system reality, and the conditions required for genuine restoration.

The work is grounded in relationship with Source, Earth, animals, and people, and shaped by close listening to what allows living systems to heal and mature.

This work holds particular resonance for those who have survived organized, covert, or system-level harm, including experiences associated with MK Ultra, SRA, Human Trafficking, and other forms of targeted trauma.

Brenda is one of you.

No details are required here. No explanation is owed. These experiences are often dismissed, misunderstood, or silenced — yet they are real, and the resilience required to live through them leaves a profound imprint.

If you recognize yourself in this, Brenda honors the path you forged to get here, and there is space for you among others who understand.

Survivors of extreme trauma often carry qualities forged through necessity: resilience, discernment, pattern recognition, and the ability to sense when something is misaligned.

Many also carry a profound capacity to continue loving — especially their love for children and for life itself — even after experiences that could have closed the heart.

These are not traits of fragility. They are capacities developed through survival.

When survivors are restored and resourced, when their nervous systems are supported and their lives are no longer organized around survival, those same capacities become invaluable for stewarding new systems with clarity and depth. Restoring those who have been most heavily targeted often creates a far-reaching, life-affirming ripple effect that strengthens lives and communities — not through force, but through grounded presence and clear seeing.

Blueprint HOPE recognizes survivors not as broken, but as key carriers of wisdom needed for this transition.

Blueprint HOPE grows through shared stewardship.

As others arrive in resonance, stewardship expands naturally through contribution, presence, and responsibility. Participation unfolds through alignment and readiness, supporting a living structure held collectively over time.

The Founder’s role continues to evolve as the field matures, creating space for collective wisdom, shared stewardship, and people-powered creation.

This page offers orientation, not persuasion.

Connection unfolds through presence, curiosity, and lived alignment. Blueprint HOPE remains open to what is ready to emerge, guided by stewardship, trust, and coherence.

Those who wish to explore Brenda’s personal journey and earlier writings may find additional context at lapazamore.com, which serves as an origin and archive site alongside Blueprint HOPE.