consider this...

…local is a relative term. That to which wherever you have access, is indeed local.

Considering we now live in world where things that are global are locally accessible (albeit though technology driven connectivity), for me that poses one major question:
How does this change the relativity between us?

Vision

I envision a diverse global society that fosters collaboration over competition, celebrates our commonalities while acknowledging our differences, and honors mental, physical and spiritual wellness as a human right.

Mission

To contribute towards the spiritual evolution of our diverse global society, so that all genders (beyond the binary), races, and religions can unite under the shared value to protect the nature and live mindfully with one another.

Offering

I develop curriculum that contributes towards creating a new society, by incorporating holistic wellness, sādhana, rituals and transformational retreats into the education system, as well as for those to use in their every day life.

Who am I here to serve?

• Those who cannot imagine wellness is for them, reminding them it is not a luxury but a right.
• Anyone who feels drawn to what I may offer: queer/non-binary, BIPOC, working class and low income folks whose struggle to make ends meet inhibits their access to mental, physical and spiritual wellness, to the front!
• Organizations (schools, yoga studios, ashrams and retreat centers) who want to incorporate sādhana curriculum into their programs.

The minds of humanity are cluttered with entertainment via the media we consume, impressions meant to distract us into material consumption and political complacency. Intoxication has been the coping mechanism for the masses. We as a society need to unite under the guidance of the universe, by clearing our minds of muck and providing a solid connection to source, for our intuition to be heard loud and clear.

Thus so far with capitalism as its base, spirituality as an industry unfortunately has been adapted to further promote and encourage consumerism, greed and material gains –none of which leads us to true contentment. I have a lot to say about this... see my blog.

I am here to hold space for and help facilitate others in their inner journey work, guiding them in a personalized sādhana to fulfil their spiritual potential. To contribute to the evolution of society beyond the insatiable greed and materialism towards cultivating contentment, acceptance, surrender and gratitude.