​

When I look upon my life path so far, traveling and spirituality form a red (common)  thread. So did I choose  after studying applied psychology for a ‘sabbatical’ year to discover 'my self' and the world deeper. My travels brought me, among other, to a monastry in Thailand to receive Vipassana teachings, to the Golden Temple in Amritsar (India) as well as to spiritual communities in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, where I did volunteer work. I am very grateful for these experiences, which always bring me closer to 'the essence'.

​

I practice yoga from 19 years of age. In 2013 I started to practice kundalini yoga, which caused a lot of transformation and profound changes. This led to the KRI certified yoga teacher training. Guiding people in the practice of yoga and meditation is very rewarding and gives me a lot of satisfaction but above all I feel grateful that through the practice of kundalini yoga I found 'home' in Sikhi.
​

Giving massage is my passion, something I do with heart and soul!

I deepened my practice in Ayurvedic massage techniques at YAH (Yoga and ayurvedic health) in Belgium during a 2 year Ayurvedic practioner course so I am a CERTIFIED AYURVEDIC PRACTIONER This tremendously broadened my view on ayurveda and brought me a lot on an energetic level. It nourished my feeling and the conviction even more to assist people by touch. The Ayurvedic treatment I offer is experienced as extremely relaxing and healing.The aim is the provide a holistic massage experience that promotes physical, mental and spiritual health.

​

Ashiatsu is another treatment I offer, a deep tissue foot massage. Ideal for sports enthousiasts and it also brings deep relief when you are in chronic pain like sciatic pain, lower back pain, shoulder pain, etc

​

And since 2018 I am also blessed to give Closing the Bones ceremonies. To be able to offer this deeply working sacred postnatal treatment is a tremendous gift as it is so essential for women after labour. Physically, among others to prevent lower back pain and pelvic instability where many women can suffer from for years after giving birth... but also emotionally and spiritually after such an intense experience! And it's more than a postnatal treatment! Read more about it on Closing the bones page

​

I do 'this work' to follow my soul path / calling and to be able to offer this service I mainly find nourishment in Keertan, meditation, Naam Simran and Shabad Guru.

​

Chardi Kala reminds me on deepening my Sikh path. It means living in acceptance and contentment. In it purest sense it stems from Naam. When we enjoy the bliss and joy of knowing our outer and inner Beloved, there can be no question of being sad, it's all Sweet Hukam (Divine will), it's all Chardi Kala. 

 

The longing for Sikh Sangat made me in september 2019 move from Belgium to Birmingham. A very deep and blessed journey so far

​

​