At eighteen, I was told that I would never have a normal life and that I would need medication forever. What was called psychosis became, in truth, a spiritual awakening, a doorway into the mystery of who I truly am. Those words that were meant to confine me instead lit a fire for freedom.
Born to a Swiss and Philippine heritage, I carry the bridge between cultures within me. The analytical and the devotional, the mountain and the sea. This dual root has become a living metaphor for my work: to unite East and West, ancient and modern, heaven and earth, body and soul.
From Switzerland to Venezuela, India, and Bali, I walked the path of yoga, service, and temple dance until I met my teacher of Vedānta, who came from a un interrupted teaching tradition that revealed that the Self is like gold, unchanging and ever-pure, while life’s experiences are merely the ornaments shaped from it.
The forms may differ, yet the essence is one. For more than seventeen years, I have been a devoted student of Vedic wisdom, chanting, ritual, and meditation listening to Mother Veda and resting in the vision of oneness.
The path of embodiment invited me to meet all that I had hidden: childhood wounds, sexual trauma, the sister wound, and the ache of separation from my own body.
Through Ayurveda, Tantra, somatic healing, and women’s mentorship, I learned to feel safe within myself, to honour the body I once rejected, and to transform shame into celebration.
Today, I share what has healed me, guiding people and especially women to remember their inherent wholeness, reclaim their sacred erotic power, and live as love itself.
My work is a bridge between the timeless wisdom of Vedānta and the living body where Eros, devotion, and truth become one.
“You are the gold shining through all ornaments untouched by form, yet giving life to all. You have always been whole.”
