She set out on a journey of self-healing and immersed herself in a wide range of traditional and alternative therapy methods, spiritual practices, and mindfulness techniques. She traveled around the world as a digital nomad and learned from transformational coaches, therapists, and monks.

To her surprise, she discovered that Dhammakaya meditation had the deepest impact on her life, and finally helped her reclaim her power and heal from her past. She decided to study this ancient technique further and became a certified instructor in a Thai Buddhist monastery.

She realised that these ancient principles could help so many others heal from trauma and face their fast-paced, modern life with more resilience, but they’re not commonly accessible in their pure form. So she decided to share this powerful meditation technique with as many people as possible, and build the first uniquely designed meditation experience based on Dhammakaya meditation, calling it Samavira.