Most of you probably know me for my presence on social media and for being a mother. Those of you who have been following my journey know how important meditation has always been for me. I fell completely in love with it from the very first time I tried it over 10 years ago and I knew it would become a lifelong practice. Since then, I’ve continually felt drawn to go within, to sit in deep silence where everything feels tranquil and peaceful, yet so alive and expansive. I have trained and practiced in many forms of meditation, including Vipassana, Transcendental Meditation, Metta (loving-kindness), and visualisation - always with the intention of inner exploration, curiosity, healing, and a deep desire to feel closer to the divine.

I have a deep passion for studying religion, in particular Christianity, Buddhism, Kabbalah, and Hinduism. Although I don’t identify solely with any one tradition, I am a devotee of God and find it fascinating how different cultures around the world use different pathways to realize their connectedness to the same source of divine intelligence.

Healing

Being a mother to two beautiful little boys, giving birth to them, raising them, and dedicating myself wholeheartedly to the adventure of motherhood - and then having them suddenly absent from my daily life, with my contact limited to just a couple of hours per week, and at times even completely blocked for months - created the deepest heartbreak I could ever have imagined possible.

Instead of breaking mentally, cracking under pressure, or seeking external comfort, I felt the strongest desire I’d ever experienced to sit and go deep within. Meditation became my anchor. It helped me move through the most difficult period of my life with grace.

In the dark night of my soul, I found a profound, heart-opening spiritual awakening, which I can only be grateful for. Though I am still in the midst of this journey and doing everything I can for my children to return. Meditating through this time taught me how to manage my emotions, stop living reactively, and most importantly, it taught me that every experience in life - no matter how painful - can become a gift for inner growth and expansion if we allow it to be.

After two years of deep healing, I not only feel ready to start this venture, but called to do this now more than ever before.

I always imagined myself creating pre-recorded meditations for people. But following my heart led me first to starting my prayer group, where I have been blown away by how powerful it feels to come together as a collective, magnifying our loving intentions and sending our energy out into the universe, to God, that it then felt so natural for me to start a collective meditation group. It’s something I feel so passionate about, something so powerful and pure.

I look forward to meditating live with you.