Meet Ayesha
Certified Embodiment Coach
Long ago, way before you were born, you circled the galaxies and the oceans to land upon an important decision you were here to make. Your journey to Earth was one that you had to get right, there were teachings and learnings from your ancestors that needed to be realised in the physical realm.
You chose wisely, carefully deciding which lessons your soul still needed to learn here on Earth. So you chose your family, your siblings, your carers and guardians. The ones who'd be assisting you on this mission. And alas, you settled upon the life you are living today.
How does that feel dear one? To know that the knowings and stirrings of your story began during a time you may have no recollection of.
But what if I said you do?
The stories, and memories held within the galaxy of your being is nestled deep within the bones of your body. I know you feel it too...
The undeniable feeling that you are meant for more, that you know the vision you are here to steward in this lifetime is far greater than you can imagine. It scares you a little so you put it off, deny it, deny your natural abilities and instincts to fit into a world that is so hellbent on disconnecting us from what's true. From ourselves...
The journey you embark on within this hemisphere, is one that encourages you to remember. To help you build the foundations, the trust and the safety within yourself to allow these stories to come to light. It's because these stories dear one, are the ones that will guide you towards your purpose. And in doing so, you'll be helping to shift the collective into alignment with their visibility and purpose also.
You are here to be seen, celebrated and rejoiced. The world needs more QTBIPOC stories to be shared - to help us all feel less alone, to have representation and be able to look up to someone who embodies true authenticity, truth and reckoning.
I can't wait to take you along this journey!
About Me
My descent into the unknown began when my dad passed at the age of 22. However, at this point, I was already living in the underground, unsure of how I was able to ever get out, unsure of my path, my purpose and what I was here to do. How was I meant to live? Would I ever know what it would be like to be happy?
My childhood was a series of chaotic disfunction. Violence, anger, rage and fear were all emotions I got to know way too early. Growing up in a toxic, abusive environment meant shame and secrets shrouded our family. I learnt to mask from a very young age, I learnt to hide my feelings in fear of upsetting the people around me, and throughout my life, I shrunk and stayed small until I no longer knew who I was anymore.
As I've followed this thread and listened to the stories they have to share with me, I've come to understand that my experiences aren't just mine. They are ancestral, these stories come from a whole line of queer people, just like myself, who have felt unworthy, unseen and unheard.
It's in the descent that I began to unravel these stories and it's these stories that allowed me to find the light, that has led me to my work here today.
Whether your purpose is to live freely, contently and at peace, or your purpose is acting towards making change within this world, both paths lead us all towards collective liberation.
What stories are waiting to be unearthed and heard by you?
Step inside and find out?
The Community
In a world that thrives off disconnection, disembodiment, isolation and separation from self and others, the soul of my medicine longed to create sacred spaces for QTBIPOC to commune together. To gather in ceremony, to rejoice in our essence and to share our vulnerabilities. To find safety, love and connection with the Other. This sacred space is for the little girl who often locked herself away in her room, silenced her screams, hid her pain and distanced herself from others in the form of protection. Vulnerability was non-existent and each day centred around becoming more and more invisible in order to feel safe. The one who seldom had friends, found female friendships ‘difficult’ and whose only form of ‘connection’ was through the toxicity of unstable relationships and situationships.
That little girl was me. I know what it’s like to be in a room where you feel like you ‘don’t belong’, wondering if people will ‘get me’ . This is why I’ve created these spaces, a space that is truly rooted in healing and connection – connection with self and others. A space where the roots of who we are, are witnessed and are celebrated.
