Who am I

Born in Spain, my true home has always been the mountains. My spiritual journey began with meditation at a time when I was navigating the highs of being an almost full-time snowboarder and the lows of struggling with an eating disorder. Seeking help, I confided in a friend at the snowpark, who guided me to her teacher, Ana Moves. Through her, I was introduced to Taoist philosophy and meditation techniques, which soon led me to the practice of yoga. This path not only helped me regain control over my eating habits but also opened the doors to an entirely new world—my inner world.

A pivotal moment came when I met a Hindu nun who, like me, was searching for a new home. Our shared meditation practice deepened into a friendship, and she became my teacher. After three months of intense introspection, I made a life-altering decision: I quit my job, sold everything I owned, and surrendered to what is known as Kali energy—the force of destruction necessary for transformation and creation. This personal experiment took me to India, uncertain if I would ever return.

In India, I lived among monks and nuns, immersing myself in yoga, spirituality, and the teachings of Vipassana. The night before beginning a Vipassana course, I received a message from my twin brother—our mother was very sick, diagnosed with lung cancer, but I had no way of knowing more. During those days of deep silence and meditation, I processed this news and, in the stillness, found a space to reconcile with her in my heart. Just two weeks later, her diagnosis was confirmed, marking the beginning of my journey with karma yoga—the yoga of selfless service—where caring for my mother and creating stability in my life became my spiritual practice.

During my time in India, I traveled by bike through the Himalayas, an experience that reshaped my perspective on movement and stillness. Having spent years immersed in snowboarding, constantly in motion, I learned to observe rather than take part. The mountains taught me that by remaining still, we can perceive the whole picture rather than being consumed by the action itself. This understanding became a profound lesson in presence and awareness.

As I deepened my understanding of Yoga, Reiki, and energy work, I witnessed firsthand the effects of Reiki on my mother and her illness. Through this practice, I saw how energy could bring comfort, ease pain, and create a sense of peace amidst suffering. This experience reinforced my belief in the power of healing beyond the physical, strengthening my path as a seeker and a guide.

Through this journey, I also discovered the transformative power of dream analysis. Dreams became my therapy when words failed, a gateway to integrating my shadows and embracing my feminine side.

Today, I feel called to give back, especially to those who, like me, have suffered from eating disorders, and to those who, like my mother, are battling cancer and chronic illness. In these moments of deep struggle, I believe my offerings—whether through dream work, Reiki, Hatha Yoga, meditation, or presence—can be of true service.

I am honored to share this path with you—what I have learned, what I continue to learn, and what we will discover together. Life is an exchange of energy, and I am here to guide and grow alongside you.