My Journey of Spiritual Growth

It all began when I met the Dalai Lama

I was 18 years old, studying abroad in Dharamsala, India, when I attended a weekend teaching with His Holiness the Dalai Lama on the topic of attachment.

I remember feeling something in my heart begin to soften — the parts that used to cling to people out of fear they might leave or die. That experience opened my heart to the beauty of what is present, and to a deeper ease in surrendering to life’s natural flow.

I began my work with women

After completing my degree in Social Work, I pursued a Master’s in International Law, focusing on reproductive rights violations among Tibetan women — including cases of forced abortions and sterilization.

This work allowed me to continue the human rights advocacy that had touched me so deeply during my time in India.

I also collaborated with the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Human Rights Association, researching domestic violence and sexual abuse. Together, we submitted a report to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, exposing the government’s international law violations. A few months later, the country introduced its first gender equality policy.

Then, I got involved in politics

My time in India also expanded my awareness of social inequalities around the world.

As a Social Work student, I became a member — and twice a candidate — for the Québec solidaire political party, a progressive movement focused on social justice, gender equality, and environmental protection.

Later, I served as the Head of the National Women’s Commission, where I supported women candidates and helped integrate a gender-based perspective into the party’s political platform.

The night everything changed

At that time, I was working as a Social Worker with homeless people in downtown Montréal.

Even though I was helping others, I was struggling in my own life. My romantic relationship had ended after years of subtle manipulation. My intimacy was difficult — I was experiencing physical pain during intercourse and often felt disconnected from my body.

Yet, I had this deep knowing that something more was possible.

That’s when I discovered practices that helped me reconnect to my body — to the feminine energy that had always lived within me.

I began attending retreats and workshops, and eventually moved to New York to complete a year-long coaching certification in Orgasmic Meditation, a practice focused on mindfulness, presence, and connection.

Becoming a coach and teacher

After studying in New York and San Francisco, I returned to Montréal to begin sharing what I had learned. I started offering workshops and one-on-one sessions, and witnessed profound transformations in the women who joined.

There was a sense of clarity and rightness — I knew I was exactly where I was meant to be.

My own path was still unfolding, as I continued to explore what it meant to truly connect to my power and create a life rooted in authenticity.

It took me a while to get here

To experience this joy.
This fullness.
This peace.

A spiritual healer once told me that my spirit animal is the Otter, and I laughed — because it’s true.

Deep down, I am playful, loving, and full of joy.
That doesn’t mean I haven’t walked through pain or darkness.

But I do have this deep sense of finally being at home in myself.

Then, life brought me two beautiful girls

Continuing to live from that deep inner alignment, I met the most wonderful man — and fell in love.

When he told me he had two daughters, he was nervous I might run away. But it turned out to be one of the greatest gifts of my life.

In 2020, I moved to Toronto to be with him, stepping into the new and beautiful adventure of motherhood during the chaos of COVID, and beginning yet another chapter of growth and love.